Henry Danger: The Movie

Fans of the show have been waiting for a Henry Danger movie since 2017 and it's finally a reality. After waiting so long, I really didn't know if the project was really going to meet my expectations. However, after watching the movie, I can confirm that Henry Danger: The Movie is made for fans of the original show. It's an incredible experience and has much better special effects than the series. The soundtracks used in the movie are also excellent, as are the action scenes, which are wonderful. The end of the movie suggests that we'll see more Henry Danger projects in the future. 10/10. Feels Good!

I felt like I was watching a Saturday morning made for children TV show. It was so bad and I'm not even halfway through it and I don't think I can finish it. It is so juvenile and pointless. I am surprised this is on a streaming service and being promoted so heavily. It's a little better than a cartoon. The storyline is meandering, and there is no continuity. The only part that I enjoyed was Ariana Grande's brother. Frankie Grande was fun to watch and the only redeeming character in the movie. The writers should've done a better job of explaining the backstory. Not everyone knows these characters and storylines. They jumped in the middle of the action, assuming that everyone watching knew these characters already.

This is the long awaited film about Henry Danger and I feel it is worth the hype. The series has been a staple of my childhood and it's good that it actually got a feature length film. The end of the original show has left plenty of room for Henry's story to continue and this definitely was the continuation we deserved. It focuses on Henry's journey now in Dystopia and getting entangled with a super fan. It does have some feel of the original but a little more serious. Seems to have matured with those who grew up with the original series (like I did). Thundermans Return had the feel of the original Thundermans series but doesn't feel like it matured with those who grew up with the original series. Henry Danger the Movie does seem to be emotionally tense at times and leaves you sitting at the edge of your seat, feeling like a couple two parter episodes of the original show. It does have some multiversal themes to it as we see a couple versions of the characters that aren't like what we've come to know. It does seem to tease a future installment. I like to see another film or two with more of the original cast of the original Henry Danger returning with everything we saw in this. This comeback does feel good!

Absolutely loved it. We loved the tv show and we've been so excited to watch the movie.

Great script, cast (obviously), storyline and humour for us all.

Funny, sarcastic, amazing action scenes, brilliant chemistry of cast and characters & perfect tv to movie display.

Watched the series with our kids growing up and us as the parents adored it. The actors have developed their own characters so well and they worked so well independently in this movie. Cannot wait for another 🤞🤞🤞

My 16 year old son is still buzzing from it. Got 3 teenagers and 2 parents very happy this weekend.

From Kid to Man danger...

Anyone else think that if Justin Timberlake and Brendan Fraser had conceived a love child, it'd be Jace Norman? Well that's all that really preoccupied me as this otherwise unremarkable and messy teen drama took us on its own version of colourful time travel. That's because the hero manages to lose his powers to his malevolent sister (Ella Anderson) thanks to the enthusiastic interference of new fan "Missy" (Glee Dango) and to his fed up cohort "Jasper" (Sean Ryan Fox) who is fed up doing all the work whilst his handsome buddy takes all the glory. Well in this alternative world, it's "Jasper" who kicks ass and it means that "Henry" is going to have to eat loads of humble pie if he is to convince his "new" friends to help him go back to the old days! Personally, I think I'd have told him to take an hike but this is Nickelodeon remember so even the nasties are fairly nice as all that is missing is a custard pie fight. Indeed, it only narrowly avoids becoming an human version of a "Ninja Turtles" movie. I'm not the demographic, so I'm not really the man to say - but I suspect this is only for die-hard fans of the television series and/or the all-American Norman.