Recess: All Growed Down

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Myles Jeffrey

T.J. Detweiler (voice)

Pamela Adlon

Spinelli (voice)

Dabney Coleman

Principal Prickley (voice)

Ashley Johnson

Gretchen Grundler (voice)

Allyce Beasley

Miss Grotke (voice)

Rickey D'Shon Collins

Vince LaSalle (voice)

Jason Davis

Mikey Blumberg (voice)

Courtland Mead

Gus Griswald (voice)

Andrew Lawrence

Younger T.J. (voice)

Lane Toran

King Bob (voice)

Klee Bragger

Digger Sam (voice)

April Winchell

Miss Finster (voice)

Rachel Crane

Ashley Q (voice)

Ross Malinger

Older T.J. (voice)

Danny Cooksey

(voice)

Jane Curtin

(voice)

Aria Noelle Curzon

Cornchip Girl (voice)

E. G. Daily

Digger #1 (voice)

Miles Marsico

(voice)

Anndi McAfee

Ashley A (voice)

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Part of the Recess Collection

The film collection follows the "Recess Gang," a group of young friends using creativity and resourcefulness to tackle school and neighborhood challenges. Central themes include friendship, teamwork, and courage, as the gang protects recess, prevents summer break cancellation, stands against bullying, and navigates daily life changes. These films appeal through childhood nostalgia, charming animated characters, and a blend of comedy, adventure, and drama. Each movie emphasizes the joy and innocence of childhood, the importance of unity, perseverance, and standing up for what's right. The vibrant animation and dynamic character designs enhance the captivating adventures.

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Recess - All Growned down - Part 1

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A review by r96sk

4.0

Written on July 12, 2020

A tedious watch. Non-fans of the show won't like this.

'Recess: All Growed Down' is another compilation film, though at least this one has a firmer overall theme to it unlike 'Recess Christmas: Miracle On Third Street'. The story features the kindergarten kids, which is mildly interesting but it's dumbed-down a little - this feels aimed solely at children, way more than the preceding two productions anyway.

Andrew Lawrence's absence as T.J. is surprisingly noticeable, his replacement's voice probably adds to what I mentioned earlier in terms of sounding more kiddy. None of the rest of the cast are noteworthy.

Evidently people seem to like this film, fair enough I guess. It isn't one I enjoyed though.