Hey Arnold - The Movie
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Movie Reviews of Hey Arnold - The Movie
Movie Review: My kids love it!
Summary: 5 Stars
Just a short comment... not a review....I ordered this for my kids and they loved it!
Movie Review: "I've always loved you, ever since I layed eyes on you stupid football head!"
Summary: 4 Stars
I saw "Hey Arnold: The Movie" the first day it came out in theaters in 2002, and I must say, I was very impressed. It had the heart and the humor of the TV show, but with more action and excitement. Although the animation is crappy, it still has that classic "Hey Arnold" look.
But if I hear the word "neighborhood" one more time, I'm gonna throw myself off a bridge.
The DVD's special features for this movie are awful. Couldn't they at least have had a behind-the-scenes documentary or something like that? There's a sneak peek of the new special edition of "Charlotte's Web", a theatrical trailer, and a gay interactive game (promoting the DVD premire of "Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure") where you have to guess which animal the narrator's thinking of.
If I hear "Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure" one more time, I'm gonna throw myself off a bridge.
Oh, well. All in all, the movie is excellent. It's a rental if you're a Nickelodeon fan.
Movie Review: A little over the top, but I great movie!
Summary: 4 Stars
I've been watching Hey Arnold since I was 9 myself. I must say that Helga confessing her love to Arnold was something all hardcore HA! fans have been looking forward too for a long time.
Also the residents of the boarding house are hilliarous!
It stays true to the show as far as the characters additudes. Arnold is still Mr. goody-to-shoes and looks on the brightside. Gerald is still sarcasic and loyal to his best friend.
Helga is still obsessive about Arnold, sneeks around, and puts up her bully defense.
I think the saving the neighborhood thing was immpossible for a bunch of 9 year old to acomlish. But then again "Hey Arnold!" creator, Criag Barlett, said the Hey Arnold is like a world were kids can do anything, every fourth graders dream.
Movie Review: A Movie That Follows The Show
Summary: 4 Stars
I couldn't resist buying this movie. I was such a fan of the show back when I was a kid, and when this came out, I had to get it when I saw that the DVD came out.
It follows the TV show, and acts like the show did, although there are admittedly some revelations that kind of move the story forward, though that felt like kind of a tease since there wasn't any more shows or movies that followed this one.
Helga is still Helga and still loves Arnold, and Arnold still needs to save the world and/or help out someone else. Only this time, there is actually a pressing event that makes it so that his attitude and actions are definitely needed when a corporate man wants to buy out the entire town.
Very sweet, funny, and cool movie.
Movie Review: Above average Nickelodeon movie
Summary: 4 Stars
If you took a shot every time you heard "SAVE THE NEIGHBORHOOD" in this movie you'd be rushed to the ER for alcohol poisoning, but hey that's all part of the fun. Arnold is a funny looking kid with a big football shaped head, his eyes are on his forehead and his mouth is on his cheeks (it switches from right to left cheek).. it's all part of his character. He's also got a heart of gold, and always looks on the bright side. That's why he makes it his job to save his land marked neighborhood, and with the help of his best friend(s) Gerald and split personality Helga the 3 assure a happy ending for fans of the show. The movie uses skits from films like "Speed", "Men in Black", "Shawshank Redemption" (to name a few) to move things along and keep it exciting.