It was obvious that with the success of the TV show of Kim Possible, that there was bound to be a TV movie to come. Kim Possible, her batch of friends, family and even villains are all pieces of what makes this cartoon so successful. And the best thing is, this hour long TV movie keeps everything the same, which is what should be done for any lovable franchise. But, making things even better is how the writers were able to twist the story to be even cleverer than one would think.The story is as many would guess without reading the plot is about time travel. Dr. Drakken, Shego, Duff Killagan & Monkey Fist team up to travel back to Kim's early years to keep her from being the crime- fighting good girl that she currently is. Unfortunately along with this news comes word that Ron Stoppable will be moving to Scandinavia with his family. Because of this, the duo tries to keep ties strong but it ends up getting too inconvenient for both to travel to the same location from different parts of the world. Soon, these events will lead to the intervention of individuals from the future to inform Kim Possible about the impending danger.This is where things get funny and interesting because by the finale, the third act will take place in the future. What's funny is to see the current cast in the future and it's hilariously clever. One of the ongoing jokes is that everyone is ripped and muscular. Funny. Also, the voice actors chosen for the future character roles are a load of laughs too. It is just so oddly placed but funny all the same. As for the rest of the characters, their respective voice actor is with them which is great because no one can do it better than like the originals.Now it's a little hard to say whether this movie had a budget bigger than its series but the backgrounds are good looking and the animation is well done. The action scenes were sequenced great and the music by TV composer Adam Berry made an energetic score as well. But like most TV movies, the score is never released which is rather disappointing. The only quarrel people might have with this movie is again that it deals with time travel and how messing with the past can alter the future. But all around it's still a lot of fun.Although it wasn't made for the theater, this TV movie of Kim Possible is still one to enjoy. The action is great, the music is energetic and comedy is always abundant.

first off, I'm a fan of the series, one of the more enjoyable shows on TV in my opinion. i did like this movie, however, it was a little TOO cheesy. and this is a cartoon - on the Disney channel no less. the idea was neat, and the plot was interesting. but some things just irked me. the first major irking was when the 4 villains visit kim in her first day of pre school, and she ends up driving them off. OK, so, a 5 year old sends 3 evil geniuses packing? not working for me. id say the other major problem i had was with the resolution. i was eager to find out how the good guys would win when the odds were heavily stacked against them. and how is it resolved? ron finds out shego was behind his family's relocation, gets mad, picks up drakken who is completely ripped and probably weighs 3 times as much as him, and hurls him into the wall like a frisbee, destroying the lair in the process. uh ... what? everything else in the movie was pretty in sync with the series, especially the humor, i laughed many times in the film. but its almost as if the writers just got lazy and cut corners in the plot, it just doesn't really deliver in that department.decent movie if you like the series, but otherwise, kind of average

As a parent, I love this show. It's hip (far as I can tell, anyway), funny, exciting, teaches gentle moral lessons without an unduly heavy hand, and manages to hint at being sexy without remotely getting close to any boundaries. At its best, KP is better than lots of "Buffy" was.Alas, this film isn't up to KP's own standard. Like many feature-length excursions from a TV series, it goes off in directions that are not really part of the canon, including some time-travel into the near future that lets us see some things about the characters' destinies that are just not all that interesting.Regardless, the devotion Kim and her sidekick Ron have for each other, which is--to my mind--the greatest strength of this show, comes through clearly, and that's a good enough reason for KP's fans to see this one. If, however, "Sitch" is your first meeting with the high-school superspy who "can do anything," give the series a try too; it's better than this not-bad film.

I love this movie! It's hilarious. Shego was definitely at her best. "I'm working with a man named Monkey Fist! My evil career is SO in the toilet!" is an AWESOME line! And Little and Preteen Ron were adorable. So was Kim.