Rockin' With Judy Jetson

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I used to rent this on VHS as a kid often along with The Jetsons Meet The Flintstones. This is one of my favorite childhood cartoon movies. The plot is great so are the catchy songs. I wish they would release the songs on either CD or iTunes. I love Judy's friends they add to the plot. If you love the Jetsons and haven't seen it I highly suggest watching it. I've been after this movie for years. I didn't want to pay $17 for it so I added it to my DVD wish list. I bought it this month when Amazon had it on sale for less than $12. This is great for kids and adults.

I really like this special since it is very musical and it focus more on Judy than on her father George which was the usual focus in past episodes

I have been looking for this on did forever and so glad I found it on her. Works perfect!

Despite having some story logic problems (if Sky Rocker's that big of a rock star, why doesn't he have a full security detail, and why is the crowd at the airport so small given his apparent popularity? Stuff like that), 'Rockin with Judy Jetson' is a kick to watch. I remember watching it as a very young child, six-seven years old, and wanting very badly to be Judy Jetson. Nowadays, apart from being content being myself, I find there's plenty to admire in Judy---creativity, the gumption to try to get the attention of an influential person, a strong sense of ethics that allows her to confront someone doing something wrong. That said, she does have being boy-crazy and the typical self-centered over-sensitivity going against her, but given her represented age they're forgivable flaws.

I loved the Jetsons even through I have seen it at least 20 times

This is a 1988 TV movie made after the 1987 cancellation of the syndicated Jetsons TV show. It would be the last time the original voice of Judy would be used as singer Tiffany took over the role in the big screen finale to The Jetsons in 1990. This program runs approximately an hour and 34 minutes and does not include any special features. Judy joins the world of entertainment and becomes a singer and sing writer of course with her crazy friends, meanwhile being pursued by a crazy jealous lady bent on destruction. George gets caught up in the action and gets a new wild haircut and into some legal trouble. Great fun with a rather involved plot and some tunes written by William Hanna & Joseph Barbera. They sound sort of 1950s/60s doo wapish but are kind of clever. For some reason I thought Tiffany was the voice of Judy in this musical movie but that would not be the case until two years later.

The animation is choppy. The songs are forgettable. The cast is bland. The villains are very 1D. The story is ludicrous and jammed with plot-holes and filler moments. The romance between Judy & Sky Rocker is phoned in a mile away and also forgettable. I give this movie a 1 out of 10.