The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas

Name: The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas
Genre: Comedy, Family
Released: April 28, 2000
Duration: 90 min
Rating: 27
Cast: Kristen Johnston, Mark Addy, Stephen Baldwin

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Universal Pictures | Release Date: April 28, 2000 | PG

Starring: Kristen Johnston, Mark Addy, Stephen Baldwin

Summary: The Flintstones and the Rubbles go on vacation to Rock Vegas, where Wilma is pursued by a playboy. This is a live-action prequel to 1994's "The Flintstones."

Director: Brian Levant

Genre(s): Comedy, Family

Rating: PG

Runtime: 90 min

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Mr. Showbiz Cody Clark

It's a yabba-dabba-delight.

Lisa Schwarzbaum

With no headliners to raise hopes, this negligible entertainment has its own boneheaded charms. Read full review

David Germain

Cute and funny, with plenty of slapstick and cuddly creatures for the kids and enough adult wit to keep parents reasonably amused.

Stephen Hunter

It's zany. Actually, it's so zany it's almost creepy. Read full review

Sean Axmaker

Levant turns up the slapstick, doubletakes, and epic fart jokes to a tortured extreme. Read full review

Paul Cullum

Everything from the Rube Goldberg sets to the Jim Henson creatures is aimed squarely at a preschool audience. Read full review

Marc Savlov

Even the youngest members of the audience appeared to be more interested in their dwindling soda supply than anything up on the screen. Yabba dabba doom. Read full review

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survivorfan989

Jun 7, 2013

I see where and why this film coped a lot of slack but I honestly enjoyed it just as much as I did when I was a kid. Sure the first live-action Flintstones film was better but this one is still highly entertaining and certainly stays true to the cartoon in a lot of ways. There are a lot ofI see where and why this film coped a lot of slack but I honestly enjoyed it just as much as I did when I was a kid. Sure the first live-action Flintstones film was better but this one is still highly entertaining and certainly stays true to the cartoon in a lot of ways. There are a lot of funny witty jokes that really make the film as well as just being a bright colourful film to watch. Corny, yes and quite a bit too, but not in a way that ruins the movie, but some won't like it others will.… Expand

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MovieLonely94

Nov 7, 2010

not enjoyable, but not that terrible.

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JPK

Aug 6, 2020

Even Worse Than The 94 Movie

With mediocre performances, Pretty bad humour, and overall boring, Viva Rock Vegas is not a “rockin” good time.

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FilipeNeto

Aug 24, 2018

I always liked the "Flintstones" cartoon and I was able to appreciate some aspects of the 1994 live-action movie. However, this movie was a disgrace in every details. Running as a prequel to the first film and the cartoon itself, it shows how the four main characters (Flintstones andI always liked the "Flintstones" cartoon and I was able to appreciate some aspects of the 1994 live-action movie. However, this movie was a disgrace in every details. Running as a prequel to the first film and the cartoon itself, it shows how the four main characters (Flintstones and Rubbles) met and married, after a trip to the city of Rock Vegas (the equivalent, in the movie and Flintstones world, to the city of Las Vegas, of course). But the thing that really make me mad in this movie, personally, was that silly, green character, that seems to have come out of the "Jetsons" (another Hanna-Barbera cartoon). He was permanently out of context, his existence has been poorly explained by the plot and he only served to try to make totally empty jokes. I wanted to drown that alien several times while watching the movie.

If the 1994 movie had already revealed several fragilities, beginning with an all-too-adult plot for a children-oriented film, this movie completely misses any attempt to improve these faults. The plot is miserably poor, which is probably the result of poor scriptwriting choices and the subliminal, lousy, intention of extorting some more box office money (we cannot forget the huge box-office success that the first film was). A bad choice: the public wisely didn't pay to watch this piece of trash. Dried jokes, a bad plot, poor acting, bad construction of characters, far-fetched props and sets, a tiring cinematography and a cast that did an absolutely painstaking job. For all this, this is one of the worst family movies I've ever seen.… Expand

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