It was hard not to notice that only the non-white kids were given the lamest powers and were, of course, rejected from being a part of the team. Not sure what they (writers/producers/directors) were thinking when they did that other than to purposely alienate a huge chunk of their audience from the very start. Maybe they didn't think anyone would notice. Or even if they did, maybe they thought viewers would just shrug this insult off and say "Its just a kid's movie". But the fact that it is a kid's movie is all the more reason for it to be panned. Perhaps they thought a kid's movie would be the perfect vehicle to strike some kind of blow against diversity or something? Whatever the case, the extremely low rating for this picture isn't a surprise to me at all. Even worse than that subtle bit or racism marring it, the film was derivative of Disney's Sky High, dragged a bit in too many places and was dragged COMPLETELY DOWN by that horrific performance by Chevy Chase.

Long time ago, I was going to want to watch this movie and like it, and I did think I would like it in the past and be more interesting to watch to check out the superheroes fighting crime and such, but now I just watched it today and I was really disappointed. :-(I'll tell you this, I really enjoyed this movie but I started to have problems with this movie until the end. So here is my problems, 1. When I watched it through, it didn't have a proper villain in the movie that the heroes were suppose to be fighting against which means there was no main villain in the movie. 2. It didn't have much action in the movie, which means the movie didn't have a lot of action through out the movie, it was just very slow paced and a waste.3. This movie was short.4. There is a little girl who's named Cindy, when you see her being in her uniforms that she needed to be wearing, she dresses up weird and very lame, all she does is wear mostly costumes in some other parts to get prepared to do stuff to be a superhero, meaning that she goes crazy with wearing costumes while being around in the facility and it didn't make any sense why she's wearing them and it was just stupid.5. Chevy Chase's acting was just not that good.6. It didn't tell and show any stuff about some kind of team that Jack's brother named "Connor" has been, which means it didn't show flash backs about what Jack's brother Connor has been doing in the part of a team that he is a member of in the past.These are my reasons with this movie, and I was not too impressed with this movie. I still really enjoyed this movie, cause to showed about kids that had strange and secret powers that were developed secretly that made them become superheroes, but this movie was just a complete mess.

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I'll admit, the acting could have been better. The movie could have been longer. The ending was a bit too fast. After 'Zoom' made the vortex and the main enemy turns 'normal', it's instant happy ever after. It would have been funny if Zoom tripped (like he did when he first started running) and ended up messing up the vortex, and then caused instant danger again. Perhaps his 'brother' could then have an ultimate fight. Then the filmmakers would have to choose who saves the day out of everyone, which could be tough. But it would have been funnier if the 'final plan' were to fail.I twas very funny throughout, though. Maybe because I'm a teenager and I find teenage humor, well funny! I'll admit the transition between the main character being against teaching the children and going forward with it was a bit dry and too fast. He should have had a more emotional and slower time changing, to show his hesitation.They did do somewhat well with the stereotypes. A typical lazy 17 year old guy, a very attractive young lady, an overweight kid, and a small girl. I think they could have done better. The lazy 17 year old guy was okay, but a more common stereotype is a geek. A 13 year old guy who is obsessed with video games and/or computers. The girl was a bit too 'normal', based on what the movie was explaining. She was being picked on, but that's normal. She wasn't mental, she wasn't a nerd and she wasn't blond.The fat kid was okay, since we all know that young boys are fat, or at least that's what the movie wants us to think. The girl was just a normal small girl who had an ordinary life. Unless this whole time their 'problems' were their powers, then I suppose it's okay.Overall, the movie was great. I just think they took the story too fast.