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''Tweet's High-Flying Adventure'' is a 2000 direct-to-video Franchise/LooneyTunes film starring Tweety Bird.
The city park is 80 days away from being closed for unpaid debts and Granny wants to save it. Opportunity presented itself when she overheard Colonel Rimfire claiming cats were the smartest creatures on earth and willing to wage his fortune that nobody could outsmart them. Granny then got him to agree on a bet. If Tweety goes around the world in 80 days and collects paw prints from 80 cats, Granny wins. Otherwise, Rimfire wins. It's also a musical, and the characters sing a few original songs throughout the film.
''Tweet's High-Flying Adventure'' is a 2000 direct-to-video Franchise/LooneyTunes film starring Tweety Bird.
The city park is 80 days away from being closed for unpaid debts and Granny wants to save it. Opportunity presented itself when she overheard Colonel Rimfire claiming cats were the smartest creatures on earth and willing to wage his fortune that nobody could outsmart them. Granny then got him to agree on a bet. If Tweety goes around the world in 80 days and collects paw prints from 80 cats, Granny wins. Otherwise, Rimfire wins. It's also a musical, and the characters sing a few original songs throughout the film.
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''Tweet's High-Flying Adventure'' is a 2000 direct-to-video
The city park is 80 days away from being closed for unpaid debts and Granny wants to save it. Opportunity presented itself when she overheard Colonel Rimfire claiming cats were the smartest creatures on earth and willing to wage his fortune that nobody could outsmart
Granny then
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** Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his own movie.
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** Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his own movie.movie, along with how his cameo is brief and sees him getting hurt.
** Near the end of the movie, Tweety mentions how the subtitle that appeared earlier was wrong.
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* TheCameo: Various ''Looney Tunes'' characters appear in bit parts at various locations.
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* TheCameo: ContinuityCameo: Various ''Looney Tunes'' characters appear in bit parts at various locations.
* {{Expy}}: Aoogah is a stand-in for Aouda from the original story, being a princess that the protagonist saves, falls in love with, [[spoiler:and is the one to point out the protagonists still have time to win their bet after believing they lost]].
* JustInTime: Like the story this movie is riffing on, Tweety manages to win the bet the exact day of its expiration. [[spoiler:He and Aoogah believe they're a day late, but then Aoogah sees a newspaper that displays the date of December 21, instead of 22. He remembers at that moment that they crossed the International Date Line, putting them a day behind after being a day ahead in New York, and there's still time to win the bet. While Rimfire finds that Tweety only stamped 79 pawprints, an arrested Sylvester swings by just in the nick of time (again) for Tweety to get the last print to win.]]
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* PawprintStamping:The plot involves Tweety flying around the Earth in eighty days to settle a bet between Granny and Colonel Rimfire. En route, Tweety must collect the pawprints from eighty different cats. If Tweety succeeds, a municipal park will be funded by Colonel Rimfire. Tweety gets a goodly number of pawprints in Venice, Italy, as several cats try to climb out of the canals they'd fallen into.
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* PawprintStamping:The plot involves Tweety flying around the Earth in eighty days to settle a bet between Granny and Colonel Rimfire. En route, Tweety must collect the pawprints from eighty different cats. If Tweety succeeds, a municipal park will be funded by Colonel Rimfire. Tweety gets a goodly good number of pawprints in Venice, Italy, as several cats try to climb out of the canals they'd fallen into.
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* AdvertisedExtra: The other Looney Tunes seen on the cover are only cameos. Taz has the longest appearance of all of them.
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* AdvertisedExtra: The other Looney Tunes seen on the cover are only appear in brief cameos. Taz has the longest appearance of all of them.
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''Tweet's High-Flying Adventure'' is a 2000 direct-to-video Franchise/LooneyTunes film starring Tweety Bird.
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* AdvertisedExtra: The other Looney Tunes seen on the cover are only cameos. Taz has the longest appearance of all of them.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his own movie.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: BreakingTheFourthWall:
** Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his ownmovie.movie.
** When Sylvester spends days waiting for Tweety to show up in Paris, he grabs a copy of the script and wonders if a sequence got cut.
** Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his own
** When Sylvester spends days waiting for Tweety to show up in Paris, he grabs a copy of the script and wonders if a sequence got cut.
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* BreakingTheFourthWall: Daffy's cameo has him complaining about not getting his own movie.
