Drake & Josh Go Hollywood
Family • 2006 • 1 hr 13 min
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writing is hilarious, predictable storyline. still, some of the best characters nickelodeon has ever produced. 7/10 for entertainment value
Fun movie. If you liked the show you’ll like this.
same style of humor known from the tv show. It’s just like a episode from the series just on a grander scale and more clearly filmed
Forgettable. Fun if you like the series but lacks the replay value of the Christmas special.
I loved all these movies when I was a kid.
This is the one with the money where they end up in jail. Very funny
Not as good as the show, but I still really enjoyed it. Good for a laugh, as always.
Good movie to watch especially if you were/are a fan of the show. Bring back those Nostalgic feels of when Nickelodeon was top tier.
It was an ok watch when I was young. Don’t think I’ll be revisiting it with my kids
This movie is definitely the worst thing to happen in Drake bells career, prove me wrong.
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