The Worst Film Ever

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

Danny Phantom (from the creator of the Fairly OddParents) follows Danny Fenton, who after an accident in his ghost hunting parents lab, became half ghost. While in ghost form, he assumes the name Danny Phantom, and fights evil ghost using his powers and parent's technology. Jazz is his sister, Maddie his mother, and Jack his father. With the help of his friends Tucker and Sam, Danny tries to fight ghost and live a normal high school life.There are plenty of good characters like Vlad, an evil ghost hybrid. Dannie Phantom, a female clone of Danny. Ember, an evil rock star ghost. And, the Box Ghost, a ghost that controls all boxes, just to name a few.The show has great character interactions and is funny too.

I love this show it's about a teenage boy called Danny or actually the superhero ghost boy who saves the day from evil villains that try to ruin him. I can relate to many characters from the show. Dash OK he's cool but he frights Danny with the names he calls him like Fenturd Fenton that probably scares Danny. Sam she's like lol I mean Larry and Sam are both funny they blurt out funny words and phrases they even have the same personality. Danny himself is totally awesome he's a nice guy everyone likes him but Dash really bullies him. Which isn't cool Dash could really bother Danny and make him become angry. So what happens when evil villains try to destroy the hero? Call Danny Phantom! He'll know exactly what to do to handle villains. He's a superhero guy I mean he can deal with villains just like any other cartoon character can. Yep I mean Danny is the perfect guy for the job when evil comes around the block you know who to call Danny Phantom! Himself he's gonna stop evil from ruining the town.

I'm almost 17 and I gotta admit - this is a great show! The jokes and dialouge are sarcastic and funny without going too far. But as I said before, it's a little like South Park, as are the Characters. Danny's the Stan of the group. He honestly is a lot like Stan. He's funny, kind, a bit cynical (but more subtle than Stan), and even though he's smart, he's a little lazy and he's not great in social situations. Doesn't give the best advice but is willing to drop everything to help out someone in need right away. Tucker would be the Kyle of the group. He's the one who gets ridiculed but still remains loyal and steadfast to those who need him. Sam... I dunno, possibly Kenny. Vlad would be the Cartman, sort of. He's evil, knows what he wants, and knows how to get it, just like Cartman. However, Cartman is a racist anti-semite, meanwhile Vlad is just a creep. All in all, a great show to watch when you've got some free time!

Danny Phantom is the same person who created the more imaginably real Fairly Odd Parents. The story revolves around a guy who is half-ghost, half human, fights monsters and ghosts and still wants to live a Normal life with his two best friends, a sidekick and the individualist"-turned love interest. This is how you meet TeenNick with Ghostbusters.Well, the idea of the plot seems too obvious, which basically involves a teen hero who tries to create a double life. Though real high school isn't exactly as angst-ridden and stereotypical as Casper High, nothing truly significant happens but fight ghosts and your usual 2000's Nickelodeon teenager scenes. Danny learns new powers a few episodes pass by, has arch nemeses, more love interests, and the fight scenes. That's about it.The fight scenes were basically a lack of detail, limiting themselves to power shooting, gadgets, and the occasional punches. Danny doesn't apparently have the physical strength, but he can try to train himself both physically, and socioeconomically. Sadly, I usually think he rarely trains, just his new powers pop-up by ghost fighting just like that.The Jokes aren't even funny. Awkward scenes here and there, maybe a random romance sequence between friends. The animation seems okay, but not enough.The theme is apparently concentrating on a more Grim feel, but I just can't see it. The contents in the cartoon look too vague, and they just come from thin air.The characters are also one-sided. Even their "unique" characters look too one-sided. Not much on character development there. The only decent person I see in there was Maddie, Danny's mom, who is the one who didn't look pathetic, and is apparently the sane one. Kudos to her.Apparently, the character that actually needed to be deleted was Sam Manson. She was the type of person who has been asserting herself to become the "perfectly independent girl" to Danny, who just magically gets her anyway in the end of the series. She was technically a hypocrite and a poser, and most of the episodes see her as trying to be different, only revealing to be quite useless in times of need. (see Naruto's Sakura.) In conclusion, Danny Phantom may be a good plot, but the cutboard characters and the vague details will just make it what it is. Butch Hartman needs to research more about the ghosts and the characters. That is all.Comment Rating: 2/10 (Because a few episodes made good ranks.)