Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama [Top-Secret Extended Edition]

KIM POSSIBLE: SO THE DRAMA

Overview

"This disc offers an extended edition of the Kim Possible feature-length movie, So the Drama. The film is presented in a widescreen anamorphic transfer that produces an image with an aspect ratio of 1.78:1. The English soundtrack is rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. Supplemental materials include deleted scenes, a pair of music videos, and an addition episode of the series."

Product Details

Release Date:	05/10/2005
UPC:	0786936277852
Original Release:	2005
Rating:	TV-G
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Language:	English
Time:	1:11:00

Special Features

Closed Caption;"Could It Be" music video performed by Christy Carlson Romano; "Get Your Shine On" music video performed by Jesse McCartney; Extended edition of the movie; Deleted scenes; "Gorilla Fist" bonus episode from the series

Editorial Reviews

For fetching "world-famous teen hero" Kim Possible, foiling a kidnapping plot and saving the world from an army of flying robots is no biggie. But having no "b.f." (boyfriend) for the high school prom? That is so big. And so is this swan song to one of Disney Channel's most popular tween series. K.P. has a license to thrill in this particularly Bondian adventure that sees her nemesis, Dr. Drakken, unleash a characteristically wacked plot to take over the world. But first he has to find Kim Possible's weakness. Enter Eric, a handsome new student who sweeps Kim off her feet, much to the increasing displeasure of her lifelong platonic friend and stumbling sidekick, Ron Stoppable. So the Drama plays to all of Kim Possible's strengths. Our Kim is "a strong, independent woman" in the Buffy and Sydney (of Alias) mold. The action unfolds at a breakneck pace, as does the smart and witty dialogue. Nicole Sullivan (MAD TV) adds punch as Shego, Drakken's caustic henchperson, whose climactic battle with Kim is the smackdown Kim Possible fans have long been awaiting. They may also have been anticipating the romantic resolution to Kim and Ron's relationship, which echoes that of Lizzie McGuire and Gordo. As Drakken himself is forced to admit: Kim Possible is indeed "all that."