Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade
Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade

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Actors in Recess: Taking the Fifth Grade:

Rickey D'Shon Collins
Jason Davis
Myles Jeffrey
Ashley Johnson
Courtland Mead
Pamela Adlon

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Wow - fifth grade. But what good is practically being a grown-up when the teacher's a big sourpuss?

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Common Sense Media - 8/10 by Tracy MooreClever animated film about middle school; some name-calling.
User Review - 10/10 by Risa Cawesome, they should make more recess movies, but since the last one they was this one in 2003 i don't think its goiing to happen. my fave part was when tj won the battle and got everything back for the kids. i also really liked the halloween stuff at the end.
User Review - 10/10 by Judith LThe charming kids from the Third Street School graduate to the fifth grade in the final chapter of the "Recess" series. TJ and his buddies protest changes at the school when the curmudgeonly Miss Finster is promoted to fifth grade as their teacher and the Board of Education plans to pave over their beloved playground. Voices include Rickey D'Shon Collins, Jason Davis, Myles Jeffrey.
User Review - 8/10 by Michael MI feel like this was an attempted Recess reboot that failed and instead they just released it as a movie, kinda like the Atlantis "sequel" being a failed TV pilot and a couple episodes. There's nothing here to warrant it being a movie, the stakes just aren't as high as they were in the movie School's Out. It's three distinct stories loosely tied together by throwaway comments about events from the last "episode", and a final narration from T.J. that could very well have been the "look at all the adventures we have coming up!" monologue at the end of a reboot pilot. Still, if you like Recess, you'll probably like it. It's about as good as an above average episode of the TV show, and it was nice catching up with these characters after their theatrical movie. I really appreciated how the character development we saw in the movie was still there. Rather than just hitting the reset button like most cartoons, they acknoladge what they've been through, and are changed people from it. You'd think this would be a given, but almost no other shows (especially cartoons) do this, and I never would have expected Recess to be the one to break the mold. It's still Recess as you remember it, all the characters are here with all their quirks, and it's surprisingly very funny at times. I was blown away by how many times I actually laughed-out-loud, it's genuinely smart and clever. I remember being a kid watching this show, and it was one of the cartoons my dad liked to watch with me. Not just for father-sone bonding time, but because he was a genuine fan and there were plenty of references to movies and politics that were just for him. Now I'm an adult, and I totally get it. I also liked how there's commentary here about growing up. The final segment takes place on Halloween, and all the kids are coming to terms with the fact that Halloween doesn't have the same charm that it did when they were younger. I won't spoil the conclusion, but it's an intelligent commentary, and absolutely true. I loved Recess when I was younger, it was one of my favorite shows. Watching this movie kind of felt like catching up with old friends and seeing what they've been up to since we last met. It was nice to see they're the same characters I've always loved, just getting into all new shenanigans. As a film, it's structure is flawed and the animation isn't that great. As a present for Recess fans though, it's about all you could ask for.
User Review - 8/10 by TJ DIt was pretty good. Basically three different episodes packed into one movie but if you liked Recess, You'll still like the film.
User Review - 8/10 by Osama AWhile not as good as the first recess movie, this one is filmed to be like your watching three episodes back to back. TJ's voice actor is different but this movie is still good. I reccomend it to anyone who is a fan of the series
User Review - 6/10 by Konrad AIn this cartoon there was a fifth and sixth grader club but only for them and there was a king named King Freddie and he was not nice he said no young kids a loud in the club. But TJ was against the club it doesn't matter what grade you're in and you don't need a club and a king. Everyone is different but everyone deserves to be treated right and that's what TJ and his friends did. But then one of TJ's friends was not in the Halloween spirit because she thought she was too old for Halloween but you can never be too old for Halloween. I would say this movie teaches you that in school you don't need a club of goth and six grade , Plus you don't need a king in school and you're never too old to do Halloween or trick-or-treating. This was a ok movie. Give it a try see what you think
User Review - 4/10 by Patrick Bit was interesting but it felt like three mini episodes

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