Sorry, this movie sucks

A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

The acting in this movie is really good.

Blistering performances.

One of my favorite shows of all time. One the one hand, it was an excellently animated, fun, kids' show. On the other hand, it wasn't just a kids' show, and in the earlier episodes it is clear that the writers were parodying kids shows. Most of the jokes were hilarious. While many have pointed out the racial and gender stereotypes, the fact that they take these seriously prove they have not watched the show very much. The show often took stereotypes and tropes and blew them to such ridiculous extremes that the parody couldn't help but be apparent. Even when it started losing the kids' show parody element, it was still very entertaining, and never stopped being so. And most of the music was great!Note: There are but two episodes I can think of which I absolutely despise: Mission Marvel, and Act Your Age. The former was a crossover with the channel's Marvel shows, and just didn't work. The latter was set before the characters leave for college, and, especially as most of the episode was devoted to shipping not one, not two, but three couples, was way too much like a fanfic (not surprisingly, as it was inspired by a piece of fan-art.

Exst many reasons to say that Phineas and Ferb is a great TV show, but only need two:1- It isn't repetitive because there's no build up:This show is not story driven, it's comedy driven. Because of that, it doesn't get repetitive because the focus is always the characters and the story takes a backseat. We don't go into an episode to see if Candace will succeed, we go to see how she will fail. We know that Perry's going to defeat Doofenshmirtz, so we want to see what's his new scheme is and how Perry's going to defeat him. It doesn't create expectations, so it doesn't bore us. A good example is the Roadrunner. We know that the Coyote will fail, but we still enjoy it immensely. We never expect the Coyote to win because we don't expect him to. Same with Phineas and Ferb, we know that Candace's going to fail, so we don't expect her to win. This, in turn, makes the show anything but repetitive, since the focus is always the intricate comedy.2- Good until the end:Different from what a lot of people think, the quality the show only decreased slightly. When you think about it, no other cartoon has managed to stay so tight and consistent after seven years in the air. The comedy was still great, and even when they were going trough a lack of ideas, they refused to give up, which gave us great episodes even towards the very end. The decrease in quality was natural and inevitable, and it passed trough the harder phases a lot better than others shows in their seasonal rots. Heck, the two last episodes are considered one of the best of the entire show. This show avoided seasonal rot entirely.So there it is. That's why we love Phineas and Ferb so much. It's a very consistent show that definitively left it's mark in the world of animation. I wouldn't be surprised if this show gets remembered as a classic in the near future. This a AWESOME SHOW!!! LONG LIVE TO PHINEAS AND FERB!!

Yes! We all know Phineas and Ferb. We all know what it is about, the characters, the plot. So, what can we say that it hasn't been said, when, after 8 years, the show is finally coming to an end?Just one word: Thanks.Phineas and Ferb is definitely the best Disney show of all time, at least since the Disney Channel era. Created by Dan Povenmire and Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, it's not only a clever animated sitcom, with lovely characters, catchy and very professional songs and well- written episodes, but it also has life lessons, important messages, a VERY smart humor, incredible parodies and an enviable character development. Oh, and some rocking guest stars too!It has everything a show needs to leave a good and deep mark in all our hearts. Just two boys, one teenager, a mad doctor and a platypus did all this.Even when this cartoon has a formula, it is also positive, why? Because it allows the scriptwriters to write and concentrate in more important things, like character development, dialogues, jokes, songs, etc.When this show came out, in 2007, most of the shows treated their viewers like idiots. PnF not only didn't do the same thing, but also respected the younger characters and never portrayed them as fools. With this, Dan and Swampy respected the kids and teenagers who watched the series. But hey! Adults were also attracted to this animated show, and the reason is evident: a very good use of old and/or difficult words, awesome parodies and British humor. PnF it is possibly the only show 'for kids' that includes many references to The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and having some of the actors of that movie participating.And still today, after 8 years, more than 200 adventures, a movie, two crossovers and their last goodbye, it is still the best thing you can find on TV. Without a doubt, this show is gonna be in the Disney pantheon forever. An excellent show very appreciated in almost all the world, especially in the English-speaking countries, but sadly hated and forgotten in Latin America, where I live.10 out of 10, and if you are a Phineas and Ferb fan, don't worry: the creators will return in 2017 with "Milo Murphy's Law" their new animated series. Stay tuned!

This series is not just for kids, but it equally entertains Adults. The major plus is the songs. Almost every episode is knitted with a beautiful song. Though some of the songs are boring a bit, but the others are quite good.The series best song will be of course 'Gitchie Goo'. The episode 'The Summer Belongs To You' might give you the best than the final episode which lacks a good end.The Voices of Candace and Phineas were good and great to see they haven't changed after all the years. Definitely i might miss this show, for it being one of my best comedy series.Desperately waiting for the O.W.C.A.Final verdict: This is the best ever by the creators of the show, and nothing could replace it.