- This full-length adventure features an animated epic so big, so funny, and so spectacular that only the Powerpuff Girls can handle it! Created by a perfectly powerful experiment, Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup explode into action as the new kids in Townsville! But after one enthusiastic game of tag, they nearly destroy their beloved city. Now called social freaks, they turn to the mysterious Mojo
Product Description
Movie version of the television program explores the origins of the Powerpuff Girls and explains why they were born and how they started fighting evil.
Genre: Feature Film Family
Rating: PG
Release Date: 3-FEB-2004
Media Type: DVDAmazon.com
The prologue to every Powerpuff Girls show explains how the perky threesome were created in Professor Utonium’s lab–by a combination of sugar, spice, and everything nice, along w… More >>
The Powerpuff Girls – The Movie
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#1 by C. Hrozencik on April 12, 2010 - 10:34 pm
I am sick and tired of cartoon network doing this ever since 2000 they have been makeing viloint action tv shows for young childern. Like that new Ben 10 show I’ve seen it the story is like for 6 and 5 yearolds but it is way to viloint! Anyway I way watching cartoon network when it said the moive was coming on next then and black screen came up saying The following film may contain some content not sutible for young childern. I was shocked and I was even more shocked by what I saw in the moive. Thare was just viloince every secound and that stupid little buttercup always tells bubbles to shut up and makes her cry and is extremly anoying. Well hey I whould have said hey power puff girls stop the !@##ing moive bloosem be a man and stop folling around with that pecie of *%$! now get your !@#s of stage so we can watch sonic kick your guys *&^ and bubbles stop being such a !@#$% so we can make a moive. Now buttercup shut the !$#@ up and get back to work. Anyway sonic is a moive that is for 13 older uncut which I owen but thare is a edited moive to for 7+. But the power puff girls went off air now and they will never be rememberd as the !@#$%s we knew. Also the anamtion is just painful my eyes burned from watching it. But we can’t all blam the power puff grils we also have to blam that stupid perfussor who created the power puff girls becuse of is brain. He was puting nice stuff into when is stupid arm hits a bottle of cimnial x and makes 3 little grils with super powers. Also the show and moive Insults boys like in one epsoide the stupid girls clam that boys are made of puppy dog tails,snails,and poop! How Insulting and dusgisting. And in the moive boys go ha ha at them and so the power puff grils knock them out or etheir they were dead. The show has set off over 100 bad examples of how are kids are supose to behave. Then latter they make a show called the condname kids next door about a group of kids that fight adults. Just unexcetble and rude. I have sent a complanit to WB to tell them that this is a unsafe cartoon for childern. Do not watch this moive what ever you do stay 100 fett away of it at all cost.
Rating: 1 / 5
#2 by MJ Berkeley on April 13, 2010 - 1:24 am
Why are they making children’s movies that are PG-rated? Do the people at Cartoon Network have no conscience whatsoever? This movie deserves zero stars. It’s an abomination.
I recently took my five-year-old and was incensed by the gratuitous violence and destruction — the fact that the PPGs never faced any consequences for destroying a school and a town while “playing tag.” They were simply no longer popular because the people of Townsville misunderstood their “specialness.” Dad neglected to discipline them for their actions.
Is the rise of Mojo Jojo supposed to serve that purpose? Does that mean that the adults have no authority to teach a lesson, but Mojo Jojo does?
And what’s up with the buxom but beheaded Mayor’s aide? What kind of misogynist came up with that idea?
I have never written a review on Amazon before. I do so now because I am so appalled at this awful movie. I’m still kicking myself for not doing my homework before taking my child. There is nothing powerful about these puff girls. They send a dangerous message that you can wreak havoc on a community and get away with it.
THIS IS NOT A MOVIE FOR YOUNG CHILDREN!!!
Rating: 1 / 5
#3 by Anonymous on April 13, 2010 - 1:46 am
for those who don’t know the director and love to send him E-mail on how stupid of a movie this was and the series all together. cartoon network are showing a **gameboy special censor** marthon of this stupid pile of **censor again**.
i can not understand why they would make this movie and then make a marthon of this just so kids can grown-up liking volience.
I have son named gameboy.
he hated how boring it was. With a game tag how the hell can the whole TOWNVILLE be destroy. this whole movie had gameboy looking at the ground. this movie was about as boring as bag of 2-dollar COMCAST baseball ticket that have subscriptions to tonka RC cars.
Rating: 1 / 5
#4 by Anonymous on April 13, 2010 - 3:24 am
THEY ARE LIEING.THAT IS NOT TRUE SO DON’T LIE TO ME,I’LL HIT U.
Rating: 3 / 5
#5 by Anonymous on April 13, 2010 - 3:26 am
My husband and I took our three girls (3 – 7) to see this movie and were horrified by the violence! In the opening sequence the destruction begins in their laboratory/home. And continues to detroy the town (as the girls play “tag”) and the last half of the movie when the girls have to figure out how to kill of all the different apes they inadvertently set free.
You may wonder why we went to see this movie. As a casual observer catching snippets of Power Puff cartoons, I thought they were a little rough but assumed there was some underlying moral to put the violence in context (turns out there isn’t). People have vigoriously defended the Power Puff Girls as depicting “powerful girls”. I searched fruitlessly for any inkling of a “powerful girl” role model and came up empty handed.
There is NO redeming value to this movie…
Rating: 1 / 5