Certain parts did make me laugh, but I did not laugh nearly as much as I do when watching the original classic series. To me, the film just does not feel like it is related to anything 'Animaniacs.' It lacks the strong and clever writing and sharp, comical moments that are so often associated with 'Animaniacs' on the whole. Despite these positive aspects, the film is let down by rather unexceptional writing, and the large amount of songs sung are forgettable at best. All of the voice acting is fantastic as well. Pinky and the Brain are very enjoyable in the film and their antics provided me with many laughs. There are also some scenes I found touching, notably the ones where Yakko displays gentleness and brotherly love toward his sister Dot. The animation is very smooth and clean and the colors are vibrant and lovely. It was not a complete disappointment, however. As a film targeted more toward younger audiences, it lacks the wacky humor that was very often present in 'Animaniacs' and the characters are less zany. 'Animaniacs: Wakko's Wish' is cute and pleasant, but does not come close to the greatness of the original series.
The cartoon excelled in humor and is a perfect example of why I love cartoons in the first place.
People of all ages will enjoy the show's intelligence and wit, but adult viewers in particular will understand the clever references to films and celebrities. It is truly amazing with its brilliant writing, endless hilarity, fantastic animation, memorable characters and music, and the pure amount of joy it brings me.
'Animaniacs' has always been one of my favorite cartoons.
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