Kenan & Kel: Two Heads Are Better Than None

This film is quite good for a low budget, made for TV movie. The acting and sets come across more like a daytime soap opera than a polished Hollywood production - which suggests that there wasn't that much effort put into the movie. At times the action gets sidetracked, with several scenes that seem out of place, as if their main purpose was to fill time. The movie more than makes up for it with its humor. Although predictable, I found many of the gags got stuck in my head only to come out days later and bring a smile to my face. This movie seems to be one of those Halloween specials - and would be good to watch or rent around mid October. In some ways, the totally stupid title describes the film well. If you think its as funny as I do, then you will probably enjoy the film. Don't expect too much and you won't be disappointed. I rated it a "6" out of 10.

I watched this movie when it came out in 2000. I was 9 years old. I recall enjoying the movie, but that night I had a terrible nightmare. I dreamt that my dad didn't have a head anymore. I woke up and went to my parents room and was relieved to see that my dad was alive and still had a head. I slept with the lights on for the rest of the night. One day I will rewatch this movie. And just preemptively sleep with my lights on to avoid any headless appearances in my dreams.

This was a hilarious tv movie that is a spin off to the show, Kenan and Kel. This movie had all the charm and fun of the series. The premise was unique and, as usual, showed Kenan and Kel getting into some kind of trouble. It has a great ending, but I won't say what it is. But you'll lose your head over it.