Flashback Review: The Fairly OddParents: Abra-Catastrophe

Greetings fellow movie goers from across the globe. Today’s “Flashback Review” involves an animated series on Nickelodeon about a boy named, Timmy Turner who grants wishes with the help of two fairies, Cosmo & Wanda to help him with his problems at school, dodging his evil baby sitter, Vicky, attempting to win the girl of […]

Flashback Review: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

In the 1980s, animator, Jim A. Davis came up with an idea for a short film titled, “Runaway Rocketboy.” It’s about an intelligent boy with the knowledge of Albert Einstein with super powers who builds a ship to flee from his parents. Originally, Jim was gonna expand the short film into a live action motion […]

Flashback Review: Good Burger

In 1994, Nickelodeon aired a sketch comedy developed by Dan Schneider (Drake & Josh, ICarly, Victorious) called, “All That.” The show is basically a kids version of Saturday Night Live (SNL for short) typically beginning with a “cold opening,” a featured guest promoting his/her movie or television series, kid actors participate in various sketches, before […]

Flashback Review: Snow Day

Let’s go back to the year 2000, starting with one of the earliest films of the early 21st Century. Today’s review is about several characters who celebrate a day off from school with a specific storyline involving children trying to prevent a snowplow from scooping off the snow, a weatherman who’s struggling to achieve television […]

Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie

Before we dive into the grand finale, let’s go back in time on the development surrounding Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie and how it was conceived in the first place. In the early 2000’s, series creator, Craig Bartlett, was given an opportunity from Nickelodeon to develop two full length feature films, one airing on TV, […]

Flashback Review: Rugrats Go Wild (Paramount’s Flops Vol. 1 #2)

After the success of both Rugrats In Paris and The Wild Thornberrys Movie. Nickelodeon decided it was time to develop a crossover between those two cartooons in an attempt to expand their original animated shows into fully developed feature length films, starting with a third entry to The Rugrats Trilogy and second entry to The […]