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Flintstones the Movie – Gameboy Game

Name: Flintstones the Movie - Gameboy Game
SKU: 4806328483863
Price: 28.97 USD
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 4.86 (43 reviews)

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Rated 4.86 out of 5 based on 43 customer ratings

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The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Game Boy
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GB_FLINTSTONES_THE_MOVIE

———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.

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Weight	8 lbs
Product Type	Games
Platform	Gameboy
ESRB Rating	Everyone
Genre	Action & Adventure
Players	1
Condition	Used

43 reviews for Flintstones the Movie – Gameboy Game

Rated 5 out of 5

ahw – April 29, 2023

My youngest daughter was proud to announce that she knew what my favorite cartoon was…the Flintstones! I was flooded with memories and told her she was right! It is my favorite. So, after reading reviews I purchased the entire set as individual sets! I love them!
Rated 5 out of 5

Michelle Somerville – April 29, 2023

I love them! They’re in great shape!
Rated 5 out of 5

DisneyDenizen – April 28, 2023

I got this DVD set to introduce my kids to The Flintstones. They enjoyed a few episodes but, given the plethora of options today, did not finish the season. Still, it was a fun trip down Memory Lane while it lasted!
Rated 5 out of 5

SheldonVandervort – April 27, 2023

I love watching the old cartoons from the 1960’s and the Flintstones is one of my favorites. Sometimes I like to revisit my childhood and watch them and have a bowl of Fruit Loops or Apple Jacks. I’m so happy to have a way to watch them again.
Rated 4 out of 5

Amanda E – April 26, 2023

Good series
Rated 5 out of 5

Fred L. Mckinney – April 25, 2023

Take you back to your childhood!!!Great!
Rated 5 out of 5

Sandra white – April 21, 2023

I like to watch cartoons. I love the flintstones.
Rated 5 out of 5

S. DAY – April 17, 2023

I love the Flintstones but it is just too bad that you have to buy each episode at a $1.99 each which may seem cheap but if you want to watch the whole season it is just not worth the money. I have always liked them but way to expensive for just a few minutes of watching.
Rated 5 out of 5

Wolfee1 – April 17, 2023

I have wanted to get this Collection for a while and after reading the reviews, I decided to go for the individual Seasons, and when I noticed the Price drop…well I did not think twice. I really like each year to be in a separate box, much better Packaging, and no problems getting the DVDs in and out of the box, no scratches, The Flintstones Season one has 28 Episodes in 4 DVDs with Special Features, All about the Flintstones, Wacky Inventions, Early TV Commercials the Studio and the people who worked on the Series, Trailers and so much more, all very interestingI particularly like all the colorful Drawings all over each box, they are Cool. Considering the shows were done in the 60’s they are beautifully restored and look so good, so Crisp and with a Great Sound; Since this is the First Season every Episode has that Old Big Band Music Theme Song which is very similar to the new one the difference between them, in the First and Second Season it’s only Instrumental, and in Season Three that’s when they start to sing the old Familiar Song, I Posted the lyrics in Season Three, Each Episode is Entertaining and Fun to watch, even the story lines are much better than many Cartoons now days. The Flintstones and the Rubbles are Bedrock’s two Families with a lot of Prehistoric Fun! Thank You
Rated 5 out of 5

Lois M. Smith – April 17, 2023

I have just now purchased this dvd and am anxiously awaiting its arrival. I have always been a big big fan of the Flintstones and of course the Honeymooners. I also have the complete set of the classic 39 episodes of that great show and will buy all the seasons of the Flintstones as well. I come from a big family and we all love the show and my son who is almost 20 also loves it. He too is very excited that I have bought this dvd. We will all wait patiently for the following seasons and then buy them too. I am very disappointed that they are not on tv for us to watch anymore like it used to be. Shame on the cartoon network. Classic shows like this one just don’t happen every day. Very few shows can even compare to its greatness and originality.

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4.9

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1-6 of 6 reviews

Oh My Gosh!
Reviewer

June 14, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
There is no Bamm Bamm. No Pebbles. And no great theme song in season one. I bought one season to hear the memorable theme song, and to see the whole gang, including Pebbles and Bamm Bamm. I should have done more research about the show before ordering season one. I wouldâ€™ve bought season six if I had done my homework.Now Iâ€™ll have to buy season six to see what I wanted to see and hear what I wanted to hear.The discs come in a full size plastic snap case. The discs are stacked. You have to take out discs one and two to get to disc three.
Joe Cool
Reviewer

May 25, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
In terms of animation and story line today’s cartoons ( yes, that includes “The Simpsons”) pale in comparison to the 1960’s. The cartoons of the ’60’s imparted a moral lesson without being corny; the animation was vivid and lifelike. “The Flintstones”, which was inspired by “The Honeymooners” and aired on prime-time on ABC from 1960-1966, depicted the day and the life of a cave construction worker and his stay at home wife. It’s helpful to view “The Flintstones” as a sort of social commentary of the ’60’s: dinner was eaten at home, rock-n-roll was crazy teen-age music, dance studios were popular, husbands had jobs and wives stayed home etc. Watching “The Flinstones” was fun. Granted some episodes wouldn’t be aired given today’s politically correct nature (for example the short, buck-toothed, bespectacled, heavily accented judo instructor), however, each episode imparted a moral lesson (usually honesty is the best policy). Some little tidbits about “The Flintstones”: Cesar Cedeno an outfielder for the Houston Astros in the early ’70’s learned to speak English by watching “The Flintstones”. Floyd the Barber from the Andy Griffith Show never spoke on the Flinstones, but rather this was an impersonation by John Stephenson. Other guest voices included Hal Smith (Otis the drunk from the Andy Grffith Show), Daws Butler (Hokey Wolf), Don Messick (Muttley) and Paul Frees (Boris Badenov).In Hollyrock, Here I Come, Fred refers to the producer as “J.B.” . This is an inside joke (“J.B..
Joe Cool
Reviewer

May 6, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
The Flintstones were the first primetime cartoon airing at 8:30 on Tuesdays on ABC. The audiovisual on the DVD is excellent, but the extras are lacking. The better extras provide trivia and interesting facts about a particular TV show or movie. The extras here involved some commercial spots. It would have been more interesting if the extras profiled some of the other “actors” such as Daws Butler ( who was also Yogi Bear), John Stephenson ( who imitated Phil Silvers and Floyd the Barber), Hal Smith ( better known as Otis the drunk on the Andy Griffith Show) and Paul Frees ( Boris Badenov). It would also be interesting if the extras explained the pop culture and pop icons of the early sixties which is featured so prominently in the Flintstones.
Joe Cool
Reviewer

May 2, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Warner Home Video did an excellent job in putting the Flintstones on DVD, the audio and visual are fantastic. However, the extras are lacking. The Flinstones are, for better or worse, a time capsule of the early sixties. The extras would have been better, and the entire series would make more sense to younger viewers, if Warner Home Video explained some of the pop culture that the Flinstones poked fun at. For example, Arthur Quarry’s Dance Club was inspired by Arthur Murray’s Dance Studio which was very popular in the sixties; Hi-Fye was a caricature of Buddy Holly and “that Georgia Boy” was Elvis; The Creature at from Tar Pits poked fun at the Creature from the Black Lagoon and the list goes on. Also there were other voices in the series that appeared in other cartoons or TV series: Paul Frees was Boris Badenov, Hal Smith was Otis the Drunk in the Andy Griffith Show, Daws Butler was Yogi Bear.There’s also some mistakes in the Flintstones for example in the Sweepstakes Ticket there’s mention of sneakers but the Flinstones don’t wear shoes! All of this part of the history of the Flintstones that every fan would find intersting.
Amanda E
Reviewer

April 26, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
Good series
"Loopydloop"
Reviewer

April 14, 2023

Rated 4 out of 5
First of all, it is important for me to say how much I support Warner Brothers Home Video for FINALLY getting some classic Hanna-Barbera titles out there on DVD. I am already looking forward to Season 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Please keep them coming.This is a long-awaited set of what HAS to be, (arguably) the best season of The Flintstones’ six season run, (do in most part to the brilliant writing of Warner Brothers story veterans Warren Foster and Michael Maltese, the superb timing of the animation and excellent casting, (Alan Reed, Mel Blanc, Jean Vander Pyl and Bea Benaderet). In fact, one of the reasons I became an animator is because I was exposed to these shows as a child when they ran in prime time. And still, over 40 years later, they remain fresh, VERY funny and remarkably well produced for television. I am now working in television animation, after decades at Disney Features, and watching these shows just makes my jaw drop (right to the ground), because I know how hard it is to make a good show on a limited budget and time schedule. It just goes to show you what can happen when a group of people who know and understand FULL animation (Tom & Jerry, etc.), get together to do LIMITED animation. There may not be as many drawings, but what’s there is choice!The Extras on this box set are marginal and seem slapped together haphazardly. There are also fewer of them then there were on the famous Laser Disc set from a few years back. Some are the same as on the Laserdiscs, but ther.

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43 reviews for Flintstones the Movie – Gameboy Game