Fred and Wilma's marriage is in serious jeopardy, so Barney and Betty decide to take them to Rockapulco for their anniversary.Fred and Wilma's marriage is in serious jeopardy, so Barney and Betty decide to take them to Rockapulco for their anniversary.Fred and Wilma's marriage is in serious jeopardy, so Barney and Betty decide to take them to Rockapulco for their anniversary.
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Jeff Bergman
- Fred Flintstone
- (voice)
- …
Grey Griffin
- Betty Rubble
- (voice)
- (as Grey DeLisle)
- …
Jeff Bennett
- Xavier the Villain
- (voice)
- …
Frank Welker
- Dino
- (voice)
- …
Zelda Rubinstein
- Psychiatrist
- (voice)
- (as Zelda Rubenstein)
Joey Altruda
- Stoney Altruda
- (voice)
John Kassir
- Concerge
- (voice)
- …
John Stephenson
- Mr. Slate
- (voice)
- …
Oren Waters
- Baritone Singer
- (voice)
Maxi Anderson
- Soprano Singer
- (voice)
Carmen Twillie
- Tenor Singer
- (voice)
Willie Wheaton
- Bass Singer
- (voice)
Mark A. Mangini
- Dino
- (voice)
- (as Mark Mangini)
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- TriviaThis was the last Flintstones project created and produced by both William Hanna, who died in 2001, and Joseph Barbera, who died in 2006.
- ConnectionsFollows Gia đình Flintstones (1960)
- SoundtracksMeet the Flintstones
Main Title Theme Song by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, and Hoyt Curtin
Music by Hoyt Curtin
Re-Arrangements and Composed by Skip Heller
Additional Original Music by Joey Altruda (as Joey Altruda)
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adult situation but out of character
Jeff Bergman does a beautiful job impersonating the great Alan Reed. The other voices are acceptable. The animation was impossibly crude and looked more like Ren and Stimpy. Of course some of the usual continuity errors were there. On the original series, a running gag was, no one knew what Barney did for a living. Here, he is briefly shown working with Fred at the quarry (similar to the comic strip).
I liked the idea of an adult theme. While kids watched this show in the beginning (I was one of them), it was rightly billed as the first adult cartoon show. Having Fred and Wilma act cruel to each other has more in common with today's immature couples than with the characters on the series. Even Ralph and Alice on the Honeymooners (a series superficially similar to this) wouldn't act in a deliberately hurtful manner. The truth is that they are a match and can take each other for granted, but this is too much. The basic core of decency behind the satire in the series is gone. There are moments, but just moments. I'm glad that the late great Jean Vander Pyl didn't live to see this. A lot of sensitivity to the characters could have saved this movie. Unfortunately, I do not have high hopes with regard to Seth MacFarlane's venture either. Too bad.
I liked the idea of an adult theme. While kids watched this show in the beginning (I was one of them), it was rightly billed as the first adult cartoon show. Having Fred and Wilma act cruel to each other has more in common with today's immature couples than with the characters on the series. Even Ralph and Alice on the Honeymooners (a series superficially similar to this) wouldn't act in a deliberately hurtful manner. The truth is that they are a match and can take each other for granted, but this is too much. The basic core of decency behind the satire in the series is gone. There are moments, but just moments. I'm glad that the late great Jean Vander Pyl didn't live to see this. A lot of sensitivity to the characters could have saved this movie. Unfortunately, I do not have high hopes with regard to Seth MacFarlane's venture either. Too bad.
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