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Not only do I finally spend the summer watching Phineas and Ferb, but what I’m mainly doing is checking out their first feature, Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension. In this review, after watching some of the essential episodes of the series, I’ll be checking out how the show takes its iconic elements like its comedy and songs, and use that to create a made-for-television movie. It’s time to find out if everything is actually better with Perry.

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Kenneth Stoddard

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius! Can’t wait for this upcoming review!

Toontastic Juju

I’m very much obsessed with Phineas and Ferb during its’ prime and I still do now thanks to the revival now out, and I will say, Across the 2nd Dimension is a lot of fun! I watched it so many times as a kid and never got tired of the story, characters and songs. You forgot to mention Kick Up A Notch featuring Slash even though it didn’t appear in the original credits, that song goes hard especially with Slash’s guitar solo. But yeah, I’m so happy you got to review the movie based on my favorite show of all time, and I’m glad you find lots of enjoyment from it! For the next review, since we watched the ones about Dexter, Phineas, and Ferb, it is time now that we’ll be looking into Nickelodeon’s own boy genius! And to quote that very boy genius, “Gotta blast!”

Justin Monti

I remember back when I was a kid, I was a huge Phineas and Ferb fan, always watching it whenever it was on TV, listening to some of the songs, often rewatching this movie a lot and even got to meet the meet and greet versions of the characters at Disney World, heck just recently I did watch the first batch of episodes of the revival of the series and I really enjoyed it and it really brought back what I love about the series, not to mention how the series really did leave an impact on animated series during the 2010 decade, but also started a bit of a Disney animated series renaissance where they would also go onto create other popular and beloved animated series. As for the movie itself, as someone who did grow up with the series, I still really like this movie and it definitely does manage to please Phineas and Ferb fans, the story is really engaging and does a great job taking the show’s formula and really upgrading it, especially with idea of showing what happens after Phineas and Ferb find out Perry’s secret, on top of the great humor the series is known for, this is the movie that did give us the famous “two nickels” meme after all,the animation stays true to the series, while also upgrading it in certain ways like the way they make the other dimensions look and especially with the action scenes, the characters stay true to how they are in the series, I especially like how they show the relationship between Phineas and Ferb and Perry, showing how the boys react to finding out their pet platypus is a secret agent and showing that despite Perry’s double life, he still cares about and loves the boys, and the songs, while not my favorite of the franchise are still a ton of fun to listen to, my personal favorites are Everything’s Better With Perry serving as a great opening, and Robot Riot, which serves as a great song for the epic fight scene of the movie, overall as someone who grew up watching Phineas and Ferb, I still really like this movie a lot and it definitely does it’s job very well and will definitely please Phineas and Ferb fans, I definitely do think you made the right call to watch a few episodes of the show to get a general idea of the show, because you definitely have to at least have the basic idea of the show down in order to understand the movie, and honestly if this had been how the series ended, it definitely would’ve been a solid ending, but it is great to see the show continued and the series is still going strong to this day, especially recently when the show’s popularity has reignited again thanks to the revival. So the next classic review is going to be Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius, I’ll admit I did watch this show quite a bit as a kid and I remember watching a lot of the Jimmy Neutron series as a kid and I would say it was definitely one of my favorite Nickelodeon shows I watched as a kid, so revisiting this movie again is going to be interesting.

Hugo Segal

I couldn't be more satisfied with your review of 'Across the 2nd Dimension', especially coming from the perspective of someone who has the series' essentials down to a tee!

Hunter O'Laughlin

Definitely was worth the wait and a great pick-me up from the more downer tone of the previous review with Monsters vs Aliens. I hope you continue watching the show, AniMat as I think it’s definitely a fun series and you stated how much you enjoyed the musical numbers You’ll find much more bangers if you watch a few more episodes and like I mentioned in your last update vlog, I recommend checking out more episodes whenever you’re not working on videos. As for my thoughts on the film itself, even for a made for TV film this is absolutely cinema quality; like the kind that can be worth putting out on the big screen and the change in formula and the resulting character interactions and growth is what justifies it to be a film unlike the second film which I’ve heard from others feels more like an extended episode of the series and makes me less intrigued to check it out. Besides, I’ve already got this film to satisfy my needs for a Phineas & Ferb film.

Hunter O'Laughlin

Yes, definitely recommend you binge some episodes in your downtime.

SonicandShadowPlushChannel

I can’t wait for the jimmy neutron boy genius now that’s what I’m am talking about jimmy neutron boy genius movie was amazing sure it’s not like the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie shrek monsters inc and ofc finding Nemo still the movie is great especially with the characters if animat had to give it a rating he would either give it a 7/10 or 6/10

Trenton Girone

Wait, Mat, didn’t you already review Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius? Or am I confusing it with one of the TV movies? (Side note: I wish I hadn’t worn out my PS2 copy of Attack of the Twonkies. That one was fun.)