Henry Danger: The Movie

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...

Ever since I heard there was a Henry Danger movie coming out, all the way back in 2018. I was so exited, even though I had to wait 7 years lol. The CGI was incredible and I liked how they had some aspects from the show and put it into a superhero movie. The movie added some new characters like Missy and Coach Greg which was nice. Charlotte bring in the movie would have made it a little more like the show but I'm not complaining. The movie gave Henry more of an adult view which showed him being more of the superhero. Only thing I didn't like was some of the jokes, didnt hit the same as the show but idrc. 10/10 must watch.

This was not what me or my family was expecting to see at all! This movie does not match the spirit of the TV show in any way. It's too dark and lacks that familiar Henry Danger humor. If there is a sequel, I hope it's more like the show. The characters were pretty horrible in this. TV Henry Danger was a great character for kids and this version is just bad in every way. The plot of the movie is okay, but without the goofy fun we are all used to it just felt like a low budget movie that tried too hard. The effects of the movie are in line with the television show (with maybe a little bit of an upgrade.)

The Henry Danger movie is definitely a 10/10, and here's why. As someone who watched the show, the movie brought back everything fans loved but made it even bigger and better. It had action, comedy, and emotional moments that made it fun for everyone, whether you were a fan of the show or not. First of all, the movie stayed true to the show while also giving us something new. The show was always funny, exciting, and full of great characters, and the movie gave us even more of that. Captain Man and Kid Danger were as amazing as ever. Their jokes and teamwork were so fun to watch, and their bond felt stronger than ever. It reminded fans why they loved these characters so much, but it also showed them growing and facing bigger challenges. It felt like we were seeing a new side of them, which made it special. The story of the movie was another reason it was so great. It didn't feel like just a longer version of an episode-it felt like a real adventure. The stakes were higher, the danger was bigger, and the villain was actually really interesting. The action scenes were exciting, but there were also some twists that kept things surprising. The movie also had emotional moments that made you care about the characters even more. The pacing was just right, so there was never a boring moment, and it kept you hooked the whole time. One of the best things about the movie was how it worked for everyone. Fans of the show got to see their favorite characters and fun Easter eggs, but new viewers could enjoy it too because the story stood on its own. It was the perfect mix of old and new, which is really hard to do, but they nailed it. In the end, the Henry Danger movie was everything fans could've wanted. It was funny, action-packed, and even emotional at times. It showed how much effort was put into making something that would make fans happy, and it's a movie that will stick with them for a long time. It's easy to see why so many people loved it-because it was just that good.

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.