The fairy odd parents live action movie...

[Kyanbu The Legend]

Was actually okay. The fairies were mostly CGI save for Jordon and the Fairy council. The acting was okay, the characters weren't derailed. Even adult Chester and AJ were still the same mentally as there cartoon child counter parts. and Tutti was not annoying for a change.

But the ending was a little too predictable. What with Timmy getting to keep his fairies after giving them up to save them from the mayor's and crocker's magic control machine. Even though he's finally grown up. Then forming a make a wish business for those who need a good wish rather then making wishes himself anymore.

But the acting wasn't great, and the movie seemed boring for the most part compared to the show. Plus quite a few of the returning characters weren't so easy to spot. And did they really need to make Timmy over 20 years old? Couldn't he have just been 18 instead? Ending was nice though.

Over all I do not regret seeing this movie. This could mean the show is finally over.


6.9/10


EDIT Yes, I'm fully aware we all vowed never to speak of this movie ever again. But it really wasn't as bad as we feared it would be.

[Locke cole]

Well, we already knew he'd keep them for quite some time past his teens and into at least his early twenties, what with that age-up sequence from the "trapped in TV" movie.

[rpgdemon]

Where'd you watch it?

Is it in going on now, or something?

[Aerozord]

but we did see a flash forward in an episode, he was grown up, and had kids who now had his fairies.

My big complaint is, I really see no reason for a live action movie to exist. Using so much CGI to get it to work, whats the point

[Overcast]

They're dumb.