The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle

Great new take on a classic. Artwork similar to Teen Titans GO! Goofy enough to keep a 3 year olds interest while mixed with mature adult content still appropriate for kids. DreamWorks has done a great job.

The show may have a tough time getting mid to high ratings from adults who watched the original back in the early 60s. Same as with most things to the baby boomer generation, everything was better back in their youth and good luck changing their minds.

Throw is on during a Saturday/Sunday morning and enjoy the nostalgia of the old with a twist of new for your generation and the next.

Had quite a few 'laugh out loud' moments for me so far, so hopefully there will be a new season with even better quality.

Animation is decent and the writing, as I said, has had quite a few laugh out loud moments for me. There has been at least one 'gross out' gag but I'm willing to let it slide due to the fact that the actual animation pays little attention to it compared to bad cartoons.

No. Just no. Hard pass on this stinkeroo.

It is very sad to do an "updated version" of a classic an animated series and then add NOTHING from the original series. Most paint fully different are the quality of the voice actors. The original series featured the greatest troop of voice Actors in classic animation . The new version is full of generic "cartoon voices".... not even close to the quality of the classic version.

The Classic version also had horribly good bad puns, and ongoing dashes of political humor. Adults could watch the episodes and chuckle along with their kids. The writing in the current version is bland and generic. I kept asking myself will this big steaming pile ever end?

The Producer of this series should be ashamed that this production fails do hard - and on so many different levels.

Sorry, but this is not the rocky and bullwinkle that I remember. June Foray would not be happy if she was alive. I love Tara Strong, it's just not the role for her. The voices of Boris and Natasha aren't the same. I feel that the original would be the one I would stick to.

The movie wasn't great either, but it wasn't this. The style isn't my kind either. They look too rectangular. The only positive is the voice of Bullwinkle. Sounding a bit like the original, but I think I will skip this one.

I watched the original R&B when it first aired 60 years ago, then introduced my children to the show via VHS and later DVD. After all those decades, the original show is still charming and witty, able to please children and adults.

I was apprehensive when I saw that a "reboot" was being made, but I thought I'd watch and give the new version a chance. I didn't last more than five minutes. The original was gentle and understated. The first episode of the new version begins with screaming and violence, which seems to return every time the scriptwriters are at a loss (which is often). The voice of Bullwinkle was quite good; Rocky not so much, and I didn't stick around long enough for Boris and Natasha. But the artwork is not retro 50s - it reminded me of the style (and manic pace) of much later cartoons such as "Ren and Stimpy" or "Dexter's Lab." The producers have completely missed the vibe of the original, and turned it into something unwatchable. I'm glad I still have the complete original set on disc.