Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001) Online

2001 Debi Derryberry Rob Paulsen Megan Cavanagh John A. Davis

Original Title :: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius
Genre :: Movie / Animation / Action / Adventure / Comedy / Family / Sci-Fi
Year :: 2001
Directror :: John A. Davis
Cast :: Debi Derryberry,Rob Paulsen,Megan Cavanagh
Writer :: John A. Davis,Steve Oedekerk
Budget :: $30,000,000
Type :: Movie
Time :: 1h 22min
Rating :: 6.0/10

An eight year-old boy genius and his friends must rescue their parents after the adults are abducted by aliens.

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001) Online

Jimmy Neutron is a boy genius and way ahead of his friends, but when it comes to being cool, he's a little behind. All until one day when his parents, and parents all over Earth are kidnapped by aliens, it's up to him to lead all the children of the world to rescue their parents.

Cast overview, first billed only:
	Megan Cavanagh	-	Judy Neutron / VOX (voice)
	Mark DeCarlo	-	Hugh Neutron / Pilot / Arena Guard (voice)
	Debi Derryberry	-	James 'Jimmy' Isaac Neutron (voice)
	Jeffrey Garcia	-	Sheen Estevez (voice)
	Bob Goen	-	Newscaster (voice)
	Mary Hart	-	Newscaster (voice)
	Carolyn Lawrence	-	Cindy Vortex (voice)
	Andrea Martin	-	Mrs. Fowl (voice)
	Candi Milo	-	Nick Dean / Britanny / PJ (voice)
	Rob Paulsen	-	Carl Wheezer / Carl's Mom and Dad / Kid in Classroom / Kid (voice)
	Crystal Scales	-	Libby (voice)
	Martin Short	-	Ooblar (voice)
	Patrick Stewart	-	King Goobot (voice)
	Jim Cummings	-	Ultra Lord / Mission Control / General (voice)
	David L. Lander	-	Yokian Guard / Gus (voice)

The creators described Jimmy Neutron as "one-third Bart Simpson, one-third Albert Einstein, and one-third Jim Carrey."

Intended as a television pilot for Приключения Джимми Нейтрона (1998). But, when Paramount's executives were shown very early footage, and early design plans for it, they were so impressed by it, that they decided to fund it for theatrical release.

The first movie produced by Nickelodeon Movies to receive an Academy Award nomination.

When Nick is telling a scary story by the fire, he is referring to Ведьма из Блэр: Курсовая с того света (1999).

This is also the first Nickelodeon movie to be entirely animated in CGI.

The character name Sheen Estevez comes from Martin Sheen, whose birth name is Ramon Estevez, as well as his children, Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen, Ramon Estevez, and Renée Estevez.

The first CGI theatrical movie done entirely with off-the-shelf software.

Based on a series of shorts about Jimmy's daily life. Goddard's "play dead" routine is even inspired from one short where Jimmy and Cindy are competing over whose pet is better.

While all of the kids are celebrating their parents' disappearance, The Ramones song, "Blitzkrieg Bop" is playing in the background, but the words "shot 'em in the back now" have been muted out.

Kevin Michael Richardson did the voice of King Goobot, but his voice was re-recorded by Sir Patrick Stewart. Some of his audio work can be found in the trailer.

According to the Jimmy Neutron official website, Retroville is located somewhere in Texas, possibly as a suburb of Houston or Dallas.

Just before the kids launch into space, Goddard makes an announcement. The voice he uses is that of W.O.P.R. (Joshua), the super computer from WarGames (1983).

The idea of the Burping Soda came from Director John A. Davis' daughter Zoe.

As of its release, this is the only Nickelodeon movie based on a "Nicktoon" (Nickelodeon cartoon) to ever be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.

In the scene where Jimmy is showing his mom and dad to the aliens, he switched them. He pointed to his dad and says mom and vice versa.

Jimmy Neutron says "I've found them, repeat I've found them". Which is a quote from Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) when Han Solo and Luke Skywalker are found on Hoth.

Carolyn Lawrence and Rob Paulsen worked on Губка Боб в 3D (2015), in which Carolyn reprised her role as Sandy, while Paulsen voiced a seagull.

As the camera pans out of the asteroid on which the kids camp, the song "I Can Count on You" has an extended section that it didn't originally have.

LOGO GIMMICK: Goddard is seen activating the "movies" bumper in the "Nickelodeon Movies" logo.

Paramount Pictures' first computer-animated movie.

The voice of Jimmy was played by a woman.

Jimmy is seen giving the Vulcan salute during the video transmission to the Yolkians, a clear reference to Звёздный путь (1966). Sir Patrick Stewart (voice of King Gobot) is best remembered for portraying Captain Jean-Luc Picard on Звездный путь: Следующее поколение (1987).

Originally, Graeme Revell was going to compose the score, but he turned it down. Theodore Shapiro was supposed to compose the score, but he turned it down as well. Christophe Beck was going to compose the score, but he also turned it down.

Steve Martin was considered for the role of Ooblar.

Sir Ian McKellen was considered for the role of King Goobot.

The third collaboration with Experienced Voice Actor Jim Cummings and David L Lander after Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) and Titan A.E. (2000).

One of the two theatrically released animated films of 2001 to feature Experienced Voice Actor Jim Cummings alongside Shrek (2001).

Jeffrey Garcia's first time voice acting in a theatrical film, later he'd go onto voice Pip the Mouse in Barnyard (2006), Rinaldo in the Happy Feet films, one of the beach dogs in Marmaduke (2010), Tipa in Rio (2011), and the Spoonbill in Rio 2 (2014).

The latest-released Paramount Pictures animated movie to be rated G by the MPAA.

Nancy Cartwright, Pamela Adlon, and Elizabeth Daily auditioned for the role for Jimmy Neutron.

Paul Greenberg's first theatrical non-anime voice acting appearance.

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Viashal

This movie is awful.

Not only the CGI is pretty bad, with an ugly and incredibly unappealing character design, but also the plot is dull, boring and clichéd, with many annoying characters and unfunny jokes.

For me, "Jimmy Neutron" was the first CGI animated film that I've hated. This movie doesn't have any single redeeming value, failing spectacularly at every single level. It is not even the kind of film that someone could enjoy despite being bad, it just bad, being boring and annoying. To get it worse, this movie also inspired an awful TV show which was terribly in every possible way. "Jimmy Neutron" is simply one of the worst CGI animations ever made, and it is one of the worst cartoons done by Nickelodeon.

Landarn

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius (2001): Dir: John Davis / Voices: Patrick Stewart, Martin Short, Laraine Newman, Andrea Martin, Debi Derryberry: Complete idiocy right down to its bull crap plot where aliens invade our planet because they have nothing better to do than kidnap our parents. And why can't Jimmy have a normal last name like Smith, Jones or Ezekiel? Is his last name suppose to convince viewers that this kid is intelligent? After their parents are kidnapped Neutron and a bunch of friends try to rescue them. One of his friends dresses like a superhero because he is a moron and out to prove it. What is the point of someone's head being five times bigger than their body? Directed by John Davis who tries his best to be creative but the animated effects are about as festive as yellow snow and vomit. Voice talents include Patrick Stewart and Martin Short, Laraine Newman and Andrea Martin who no doubt had nothing better to do. Debi Derryberry has the misfortune of voicing the idiotic young hero. There is a message for children regarding growing up and taking responsibility but this is an embarrassing film with laughable special effects that no genius would conjure up. This is the kind of film that should be placed in the access of heavy machinery just to see if it can be crushed and maimed into something far more appealing than what it is. Score: 1 / 10

Ishnsius

I've been seeing trailers for this film for almost a year now, and I'm glad that it's now been released. Why? SO I'LL NEVER HAVE TO SEE THAT EVIL TRAILER AGAIN. Seriously, I've seen the Jimmy Neutron trailer on the last 10 films that I've seen, and I only see about 1 film per month.

As for the movie itself, words cannot describe how bad this movie is.

The CG is incredibly ugly. It looks like it was animated 5 years ago. Seriously, the half-completed animated storyboards I've seen for "Toy Story" look better than this tripe. The dialogue is terrible, the characters are terrible, the whole bloody mess is terrible.

Lightbinder

i dont see why the hell they took somethin like jimy neutron, which isnt even a real show, and made it into the lamest movie ever. the plot is unoriginal as ever (wow lets save the world from aliens etc). give me dexter's lab anyday over this crap

Xtreem

Quite frankly, this movie couldn't get much worse, and altogether it stinks. The plot is very cliché and not very original. The characters will get on your nerves very quickly, especially Cindy and Shean. There is humor, but very little of it is even worth a chuckle. Most of it would probably only be funny to Nickelodeon-viewers. The only redeeming quality is that the animation is at it's finest; it can't get much better. However, seeing that that is the only good aspect, this unarguably ranks a D. I'm very surprised that it didn't go directly to DVD, or even be placed in the bottom 100. In conclusion, this movie is only to be seen by young children. No exceptions. Period.

Nargas

Jimmy Neutron may be a genius, but the people who made this movie sure aren't. This movie had never appealed to me, but I got free tickets to a sneak preview of it, and since I had nothing to do on the night of preview, I decided to go to it. How I wish I hadn't. One of the main problems with the film is the type of animation they decided to use. It reminded me of animation that's in several computer games, especially "SimTheme Park". Sure, it would have suited a half-an-hour cartoon show, but not a full length movie! The characters are dull and unfunny. Jimmy Neutron, the title character, is cute at first, but then becomes annoying. Very annoying. The story itself is unoriginal and, well, lame. A boy genius who gets himself into many little adventures. Half the shows on The Cartoon Network are already about that! Young children may find it entertaining, but it's going to be an absolute pain for their parents to sit through. I wanted to walk out of the theater in the first 20 minutes of the film, but since my 5-year-old niece (who I took to the screening with me) seemed to be enjoying herself, I decided not to. But it turns out that she didn't enjoy it that much at all! When I asked her how she liked it she responded: "It was OK." In a year of many great animated films (such as "Shrek", "Atlantis", and "Monsters, Inc."), this one is at the bottom of the cartoon barrel.

Mardin

So it's by Nickelodeon. So,It's animated. So, I'm 25 with a 3 year old. I love this movie! Maybe I'm one of the few lucky people to be born with a healthy sense of humor, but when my son and I can sit down together and laught at the same parts of the movie, it's definitley worth it's wieght in gold. Don't you people remember being kids? What would you do if you found out there were no parents anywhere around? Yep-the same thing they did, party until you're constipated.THEN wonder where your parents are. Kids like burp and fart jokes because they're kids. How many times can you recall in your childhood when a well-timed burp would disrupt a class for the remainder of the day? And just to add my son't two cents: the part where Poultra is conked on the head by the getaway ship and is going to fall on the audience... my son finds nothing funnier than the thought of a chicken with butt cheeks. Why don't you people see the movie for the entertainment that it is and not pick it apart like some Oscar Nominations Panel? I have two words for you people... UN PUCKER.

Agarus

I was forced to watch this crap with my school. God do I regret that. I did everything not to watch this unwatchable crap. But the teachers made me but now looking back I think of how stupid I was to even go to school that day. The only good nick toon there ever was, was The Ren and Stimpy show. Nick toons should go ahead and give up this crap sucks.

Let's face it Nickelodeon can not compete with Cartoon Network. 1. Because the kid cartoons on Cartoon network are more popular. 2. They have adult swim for teenagers and adults. and three Nick toons banned one of the best cartoons ever made. So avoid Jimmy neutron with all you got because it SUCKS. I rate this movie a -10 our of 10.

Skillet

This is the world's worst movie ever made. Nicoloden needs to stop making movies. You want to know why? Because they all stink. This is completely over-rated. It does not deserve a 6.0 rating on the IMDB. There were so many unfunny jokes that I don't understand why people thought they were hilarious. If you think this is bad you should watch the T.V show, which is just as bad as the movie. I wish Nicoloden would stop doing Jimmy Neutron stuff and start concentrating on there best shows like "Spongebob" and "Fairly Odd Parents". Anyway I hope that I never get to see this movie for whatever reason ever again. 1/10. I wish I could just give it a 0 but IMDB doesn't have that rating to select.

Androlhala

There are lots of funny lines in this animated movie and some funny characters, at least for adults. I laughed and thought it was great but when I played it for the second time, with a couple of little kids in the audience I was disappointed that most of the humor went over their heads. All of a sudden, the film wasn't as great as I had remembered (and told them it was). So.....what you think of this film, I guess might depend on your age, for one thing.

There's a nice message here for the kids, though: you can't do without your parents. Speaking of kids, the nerdy-looking fat kid obviously was the funniest in here. Everyone in the audience likes him.

One bit of warning to the older folks: keep the audio remote handy. This gets very loud in spots and needs to be turned down here and there.

ALAN

I saw the trailers for Jimmy Neutron and was not at all impressed. The premise sounded way too kiddy and the fact that it was going to be a TV show made the whole thing scream, "Marketing!" Thankfully I just caught it on video and was wonderfully surprised. The animation is very good and nicely detailed, the humor is simple and G-rated for kids, which will please adults, and the story is fast-paced and creative. I liked all of the characters, from the whipped-cream hair sporting Jimmy to his nerdy friends and the evil booger aliens. There were some genuinely cool touches too, like the fight between a tiny teacher and the deadly apple worm or the detailed alien chicken. My only real complaint is the fact that the soundtrack is packed to the brim with dumb pop songs that pop up at the weirdest times and basically interrupt the flow of the whole movie. Also, any movie with Aaron Carter singing in it quickly gets a few points demoted from it. You can stick around after the video's credits for some music videos, one with the C arter kid and another with some girls singing "We're the Kids In America." They are not spectacular extras, which makes me yearn for a DVD player even more, now. All in all, though, Jimmy is a pleasant, short flick that won't keep adults in a coma and will definitely get the kids quiet for an hour. It may not be up there with the Pixar films or Shrek, but it is decent nonetheless. 3/4 stars.

The Sinners from Mitar

There's not too much that can really be said about "Jimmy Neutron" as far as films go. A previous reviewer described it as something to watch on a rainy Sunday afternoon and that sounds like an adequate description. There are a few reviews on this website of the film though which feel a bit harsh. Ultimately, theres no denying that "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" is a kids film, that's what it was meant to be, that's what it is. That's not a bad thing though. Whilst it may not have the adult humour of other animations (mainly the greatest animation of them all, "Shrek"), it does still have the occasional funny joke that will make people of all ages laugh. Whilst the plot is a bit wafer thin and the animation a bit simplistic at times, I'd like to see most of the reviewers on this website try and do better. Ultimately, I can understand that to some people, this film may not be their cup of tea, and for a long time I avoided trying to watch it. Once you sit down and give it the time of day though, you'll be pleasantly surprised. Not the best animation of the last few years, but definately worth a viewing.

Ionzar

Having seen The Powerpuff Girls Movie, I was suddenly reminded of this movie. I guess I might as well let it be known that I don't like Nicktoons. Nickelodeon used to have good stuff, but I've long since lost all respect for them. Jimmy Neutron is more of the same Nicktoon pandering garbage. Jimmy is whiny and unconvincing, and the only reason for any attachment with the audience is the fact that he's a geeky outcast that nobody loves. This makes him seem fake, like he's less of a character and more a bunch of stereotypes. The other characters are flat, two dimensional, stereotypical jokes. None of this would be too bad if the characters were bouncy and interesting. Unfortunately, they're not even half alive. Many of the characters are rude and unappealing. The villains, if you can call them that, are especially stupid. The humor is occasionally inventive, but many times it's boring, childish, and too straightforward. The message about the importance of your parents is simplistic, pandering, and crammed down your throat, rather than being worked into the movie cleverly. Even then, it's nearly drowned out by the segment that seemingly condones bad behavior. Late in the running, the movie tries to go for heart, but it feels forced and simplistic, sticks out like a sore thumb, and comes much too little too late. Finally, the animation, especially the background, has no sense of art or fun. Quite frankly, it's unimpressive. While one notch above the pathetically lousy Osmosis Jones and several notches above such fare as the Pokemon movies and the Rugrats movies, Jimmy Neutron is just one boring, sugary, pandering "been there, done that" fare. Even though the dvd is out, skip this dog of a movie and just go check out The Powerpuff Girls, which this movie is vastly inferior to.

GYBYXOH

If I have to chose between seeing a film because of its critical reputation or seeing it because it looks like fun, most of the time I'll take the fun one. (Not having to chose at all would be the ideal option, but this isn't an ideal world.) Since I'm an animation buff, I already had the "Jimmy Neutron" movie on my "must-see" list, and this week seemed like a good time to see it. Yeah, it was fun. The question is, was it ENOUGH fun?

As befits a movie about a boy genius, JN:BG shows off a lot of intelligence. There's a lot of wit, both visual (most of Jimmy's homemade gadgetry) and verbal (well, I liked the "Blair Witch" reference, anyway). The characters and objects are animated like puppets, but it's senseless to complain about it since this was so obviously an artistic choice. On the other hand, the outer-space sequences were genuinely wondrous. (More about this later.)

As for the characters and the plot, that's where things get sticky. The story idea (aliens kidnap all the adults in Retroville, and while the kids have fun for a while they realize it's up to them to rescue their parents) is intriguing, but its execution feels like a genre exercise, giving the characters plot coupons rather than choices. The characters themselves come off as either comic relief (Jimmy's friends Carl and Sheen) or plot functionaries (the villains, Jimmy's parents, and his nemesis-turned-ally Cindy Vortex), with only Jimmy himself showing much individuality. (This is not intended as a criticism of the voice cast, by the way; everyone from Debi Derryberry on down does a fine job.) Most of the character detailing occurs early on (Jimmy's preparations for school, Cindy's tai-chi-and-soda-pop exercises), but there's not enough of it.

About those space visuals: I noticed that two Hugo-winning artists, Bob Eggleton and Don Maitz, were credited as "conceptual designers." This indicates to me that more thought went into JN:BG's visuals than its plot. (By the way, I don't mean to slight the other artists who worked on JN:BG by singling out the two Hugo-winners, these are just names I know and I'm familiar with their work. I suppose it's too late to hope for an "Art of JN:BG" book by now, alas.) The writers-director John A. Davis, plus Steve Oedekerk, David N. Weiss, and J. David Stern-have a substantial list of credits between them, but none of them appear to have much experience with either space movies or adventure movies. Not that their conception of the movie was bad, but they let the plot swallow up the characters without giving much back in return.

Still, even if JN:BG is no "Monsters Inc." or "Shrek," it does compare favorably to "Osmosis Jones" and "Atlantis." However, if I haven't scared you off and you still want to see it, you might wait for its run in your local dollar theater.

Modar

This is the worst movie in the history of films!!! Nick really done it this time! I hate the show too! horribly done CGI animation, humor that is not a bit funny, UGH!! I hate this movie!!! The worst one!!! If you like cartoons go with the simpsons (series and movie) or family guy! I saw this in theaters and refused to buy it on DVD. DO NOT WATCH THIS!!! I wasted Money to see this. and I mean WASTED! This film is full of gags that don't make sense! If you like this, You're out of your mind! The director should be sued! He should be very very ashamed! the director is probably an 8 year old kid with down syndrome! Why does everybody like this! maybe all of you hardcore fans are 8 year old kids with down syndrome!The writers are also a bunch of 8 year old kids with down syndrome!Nick should have never made this movie! the animation also looks crappy!They should end the series! I advise you not to watch this!

Ariurin

Myself and many others I know were horrified upon finding out that Jimmy Neutron was nominated for the final spot on the best animated film award. While Waking Life was left out in the cold. Waking Life was original and thought-provoking, while Jimmy here was Nickelodeon selling more merchandise. Waking life was put together by animators working on store bought machines. Jimmy Neutron was put together by animators working on store bought machines, but with a 30 million on dollar budget.See how hollywood choses there award winners. Jimmy Neutron shouldn't be recomended to anyone who wants something different and intelligent. If you want a corperate movie for the brainless drone then my all means rent this one.

Kale

The film and movie soundtrack are excellent. This is the best nickelodeon film I have ever seen and this is better than the series that was built on its foundation. Wait a tick, Isn't Steve Oddekerk the guy who played the chosen one in the hilarious Kung Pow: enter the fist. The 3-d animation is great and this is hilarious thanks to the fantastic scriptwriters and actors who provided the voices. If There was an award for best nick movie my vote would go to Jimmy Neutron for a great project in filmaking. Go rent or buy the movie if you haven't seen it yet and if you like the film, get the soundtrack as well. Jimmy Neutron Rocks!

Iaran

Computer-animated cartoon about Jimmy who, inadvertently, has all the parents in his neighborhood kidnapped by aliens. It's up to Jimmy and his classmates to follow the aliens through outer space to save their parents.

Silly but lots of fun. There's some incredible computer animation, hysterically funny lines (for kids and adults) and a VERY quick pace that make up for a few dull moments and a really silly script.

A perfect family movie. Adults--turn off your brain and enjoy!

Dawncrusher

An elementary school student has to save his parents from evil space aliens with the help of his classmates (who all had their parents kidnapped as well) in this fun and overall enjoyable animated feature from the Nickelodeon Studios. "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" was a surprise Best Animated Feature nominee in 2001 (the category's first year). It seemed to be the oddball production in a group which included "Shrek" and "Monsters, Inc." (there were only three films nominated in that category that year). Overall though "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" is on par with "Shrek" (one of the more over-rated films of the past few years) and stands tall with the superior "Monsters, Inc.". Admittedly the movie is excellent for children, but only fair for hardened adults. It lacks the charm for wide audiences that most other animated features have these days. Still, "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius" serves its purpose to the paramount and continues to be a money-maker for Nickelodeon (there is a regular series airing now on that network). First-rate animation (that has that striking aquarium-style appeal to it) and good voice characterizations (Martin Short and Patrick Stewart in particular as the comical aliens) make the movie one of the better films of 2001. 4 stars out of 5.

Cordaron

I am sure glad that I have gone to see one of the most witty family films in `Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'. The film does not have an ingenious plot: Jimmy and his friends must save their family who have been abducted by aliens. But boy o boy! It sure does have a very witty screenplay and one-liners that were sure the bomb! It will be very dumb for you not take your family to see `Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius'. **** Good

luisRED

I see a lot of negative comments on here that have been made by other adults who haven't experienced this movie when they were kids. Having seen this movie when I was a kid, I have to say, it was not as bad as they all say it is! It was funny and quirky with an important message. Do watch this with your children; They're going to love it!

Diab

It's a good movie in my opinion. Nothing more, nothing less. I enjoyed the series more.

Tygrarad

Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius is fine. It's not particularly clever or humorous, nor is the animation that impressive, but it's enough to keep parents and children entertained. It just looks so old now.

Beanisend

This CGI movie is as mediocre as a CGI movie could be. There is nothing great, or even good, about this movie. Its kind of a mess, and really ugly. This somehow spawned a series, which is decent, and then an awful spin-off series. Confusing but it was the early 2000's so its expected.

Personal Enjoyment Score(IMDb): 4/10 Movie Score (Letterboxd): 4/10

Winn

JIMMY NEUTRON: BOY GENIUS: B+

JIMMY NEUTRON: BOY GENIUS is a great movie for all ages. It's clever, cute, funny, and exciting. I pretty much laughed non-stop throughout the whole thing. While the animation is pretty bad, it works here. Like the animation in RUGRATS isn't great, it works.

Jimmy Neutron (Debi Derryberry) is a genius. He has a high-teck laboratory and at least twenty different inventions. The only thing is, he's short and everyone ridicules him. He has two friends which include his best friend Carl Wheezer (Rob Paulson) and Sheen, a giant fan of Ultra-Lord. The three sneak out one night and meet Nick Dean (Candi Milo), the bad kid that everyone swoons over. They go to the opening of the Ultra-Lord Theme Park, where they ride rides, get sick, and touch llamas. When they are walking home, they see a shooting star and Jimmy makes the wish that parents would just go away. They all go home and when they wake up in the morning: no parents! At first they think this is great, running around doing anything they want (this makes for a great sequence where they all run around to the tune of the Ramones' "Blitzkreig Bop.")

But, after one day, they realize that they want there parents back. Meanwhile, Jimmy is tracking his toaster satellite that he sent out to space. He picks up a signal from a slimy green egg type of alien. He finally realizes what happened to his parents. Aliens have kidnapped them! Jimmy and the rest of the neighborhood embark on a journey across the galaxy to get their parents back. The leader of these aliens is King Goobot (Patrick Stewart) who is accompanied by his bumbling servant Ooblar (Martin Short). Their plan is to sacrifice the parents to their god, a giant chicken. Can Jimmy and his friends stop these evil aliens in time?

The thing I loved about this movie is it plays like a cheesy space opera. Jimmy Neutron is a lovable character with his Ace Ventura haircut. But, the best character is Carl, the chubby sidekick. He steals the show and provides almost all of the movies laughs. This is a hilarious, fun movie that had me laughing the whole way through. It never gets boring and knows how to provide the laughs.

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