The Even Stevens Movie

I sat down in front of my television crying. I was so depressed that my favourite show was going to be completely over after this movie aired. I had expected it to be all funny and little seriousness, but I was wrong. The Even Stevens Movie had some very interesting moments. I loved it. It's just like sitting down and watching three episodes of the television show , only much better. I give this movie ****/****

This movie ROCKED! i thought it was great, plus i love "even stevens" and that made it even better! i don't want to give anything away if you haven't seen the movie yet, so i'll just say this: aren't mutai/jason and ren P-E-R-F-E-C-T FOR EACH OTHER?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Luv Ya'll, KhleozGrl

Even Stevens is a show that cracks me up and always keeps me begging for more. And finally, they come up with an idea for the movie to follow the series. This is a great movie that I would say all kids should be permitted to watch. The movie is about the Stevens taking a vacation on the deserted island of Menehune (or something like that) and they end up getting tricked by a show host who sneaks cameras in the bushes of the island and passes off what he films as a reality show. This is not a five-star movie from Disney, but it sure is a funny one. I hope Disney makes more comedies like this, and I can see they already have.

For once disney channel makes a good movie. Tim Meadows does great with the cast of the hit TV show. Shia Leabouf is sure becoming a great actor. This movie funny and great for the whole family. Much more better then the Lizzie Mcguire movie.

I recently saw this movie (that naturally, the Disney Channel's pushing *real* hard, it's been on multiple times a day for the last several days (or so it seems)) and I can state with clear certainty that I am glad it wasn't released in the theatres (unlike the much glossier Lizzie McGuire movie).

There's a certain plodding to the entire script (obviously inspired by all that Reality TV lately, and sprinkling in some rhetoric from THE TRUMAN SHOW), it feels very laboured and drawn out a bit.

Perhaps it could have been shortened to an hour (that's with some commercials) or filled with a bit more substance. For that matter, the whole movie would have been better if the premise of the characters being on a Reality TV show wasn't exposed nearly as soon as it was.

Still, it seems to follow that same Disney formula of funny moments, love and everything ending happily everafter. I think that if you're a big fan of the TV series, you'll like this movie, since you'll see familiar characters pulling off bits of their familiar antics. If you have never seen the TV series, you'd be best waiting to see regular episodes first, then trying this movie later (knowing Disney's broadcast schedule, this will probably pop up repeatedly at random intervals for the next year or so).