I remember being in high-school when this came out, and wandering into it with a couple of friends because it was the only movie on at the time we hadn't see, a

I remember being in high-school when this came out, and wandering into it with a couple of friends because it was the only movie on at the time we hadn't see, and it would pass the afternoon. The three of us laughed continually through it, to the point we were getting death-stares from the tweens who were not finding it funny at all. And, 20 years later, I still find it hilarious and love watching it with my kids. It's great to have a Disney movie that's well written, but doesn't take itself so seriously. It's written to be fun, to be light and enjoyable, in a way that most other movies weren't, and aren't. I find too many current cartoon movies try too hard to hit the right cultural note, to make the right pop-culture references, and catch the moment, and it all falls flat. This was more like the Animaniacs, that feels timelessly, daftly hilarious.