Phineas and Ferb... And Candace Are BACK!!

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It's official EVERYONE!! Phineas and Ferb have returned along with Candace, Isabella, Perry The Platypus and many of everyone's favourite characters from the beloved Disney Channel show that was released in 2007. Gosh I feel so old. After a few years since the grand time-loop season finale, the gang has returned to go against the universe. I never would have imagined watching a much longer Phineas and Ferb movie. Across the 2nd Dimension was epic and as emotional enough but I was wrong. Candace Against The Universe managed to break the fourth wall once again. 

The best part about this animated revival of one of Disney's properties was that this entire movie was centered around Candace. With the addition of how teenagers question their significance in the world, Candace realizes how small she has been feeling all summer with how her mother always never gets to see what Phineas and Ferb had built on the backyard. Only to prove her wrong, Candace gets abducted by aliens that somewhat worship her. I shall not reveal anymore for that I might be stopping you from watching one of the best TV revivals I have ever seen. So, get on your computers and watch Phineas and Ferb.... and Candace go against the Universe. Again?

The animation is brighter than ever in this movie. Although the villain isn't as fun as Doppelganger Doofenshmirtz but seeing everyone back again was way more important compared to everything else. Everything about this movie was theatrical from the way Agent Perry's theme song became more louder and epic to the scope of this particular adventure. 

Even if I did seriously enjoy watching this at the comfort of my home, It would have been more exhilarating to watch it on the big screen. There was a plan back 2013 that Dan Povenmire and Jeff Swampy ( the creators of the show ) were developing a theatrical movie. When this was announced at the beginning of the year, I thought this was it but it was being aired on Disney Plus instead. As an inside joke, I thought Povenmire and Swampy did predict how the world would be today and ended up just airing the movie to stream. It turns out this wasn't the movie that was originally supposed to be released in theaters. That script for that project was shelved due to unconfirmed reasons while this movie was meant to be released on Disney Plus all along. So, there is still a slight possibility that Phineas and Ferb will be returning via cinemas. 

Rewatching the entire show and watching this movie made me realize how much I missed this show because I used to watch Phineas and Ferb basically everyday. This movie made me respect this show even more by showing me that not all revival movies suck so bad that it kills your appetite for more. 


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