Tonka Tough Truck Adventures: The Biggest Show on Wheels

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2004
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1h 1m

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Tonka Tough Truck Adventures: The Biggest Show on Wheels (2004)

During the course of truck week, Tonka Joe and the Tonka Team must accomplish a series of brave feats in order to save the day and win the international competition.During the course of truck week, Tonka Joe and the Tonka Team must accomplish a series of brave feats in order to save the day and win the international competition.During the course of truck week, Tonka Joe and the Tonka Team must accomplish a series of brave feats in order to save the day and win the international competition.

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Lisa Ann Beley

Jenny
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Ian James Corlett

Robert B. Quick
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Michael Dobson

Various
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Alberto Ghisi

Bobby
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Phil Hayes

Brick Camshaft
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Bill Mondy

Tonka Joe
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Cathy Weseluck

Scan
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Director
- Davis Doi
Writers
- Michael Ryan
- Sean Roche
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4/10

Vroom!! Vroom!!

(*Movie quote*) - "Eat my dust!!"

The way I see it - (Regardless of how flashy, colourful, and fast-paced "Tough Trucks" was) - This picture was basically just a shameless 1-hour product-plug for Tonka in order for them to sell their toys to the gullible kiddies.

Visually speaking - Yes - "Tough Trucks" was actually quite an impressive, little display of CG imagery. It really was. There's no doubt about that.

But - On the other hand - The characters in this story were all annoyingly stereotypical like you wouldn't believe.

It was especially "Tonka Joe" who grated on my nerves the most.

I mean - Here was this big "aw-shucks!" macho-man jock who was put in the totally degrading position of having to prove himself worthy in the ever-judgmental eyes of a fickle, sulking, snot-nosed 11-year-old boy.

It really killed me the way Joe (who was otherwise overloaded with self-confidence) would suddenly get all tongue-tied and bashful whenever he was in the presence of an attractive woman. (Spare me!)