Tweetys High Flying Adventure

Editor's Note Tweety twitters across the globe in this full-length feature film starring the beloved Looney Tunes character. The charismatic canary has to gather 80 paw prints, but only has 80 days in which to complete the task, leading to a frantic trip full of fun and excitement.

	Frank Welker - Voice Of
	J. Eric Schmidt - Original Music By
	Jean MacCurdy - Executive Producer
	Joe Alaskey - Voice Of
	June Foray - Voice Of
	Karl Toerge, et. al. - Director
	Ken Boyer - Producer
	Rob Desales - Editor
	Tom Minton, et. al. - Writer
	Tress MacNeille - Voice Of

The Unknown Movies Page 7 of 10
I have always loved the members of the Looney Tunes gang and their antics. Bugs Bunny can kick Mickey Mouse's ass any day in not just the humor department, but also in acting. I think it's safe to say that I'm not the only one who has these feelings about those beloved characters...A few positive things can be said about this movie; in fact, there is probably enough here to entertain younger children, who'll be less discriminating, since the movie is fairly brisk in its pace, and the many different settings and situations won't have them bored. Older viewers will eventually get bored, though there is occasionally a gag that will make them laugh...Since I love the Warner Brothers characters, I still had some affection for Tweety's High-Flying Adventure, even though it was badly conceived and haphazardly executed. It was good to see the characters at work again, even if the material didn't deserve their talent. Plus, I saw that it could have been much worse - the Disney gang could have been doing all of this stuff.