It’s also very similar to Sky High’s hero placement scene. Personally, I liked the interview style scene better and thought the introduction scenes could have been cut. It’s weird because they show the discovery process with all four of the kids that will become the new Zenith Squad, and then it’s followed with a redundant interview style selection that comes up with the exact same four kids. Don’t ask me why they need kids, or how they found these kids, because I have no idea. The movie wasn’t really that clear on how he was defeated, but now the dimensional vortex is on its way back and they need to recruit a new team of superpowered kids to defeat him once again.
The treatments made Concussion go rogue and kill the entire squad except for Zoom, who sent him away in a dimensional vortex… I guess. Zoom is a retired teenage superhero who led a government sponsored team of superheroes twenty years ago that was broken apart when they used Gamma 13 treatments to heighten their powers. Jena watched this movie with us, but she never really had much to say about it, she stayed with it through the entire movie, but when it was over, she was ready to move on to the next thing. I rewatched Sky High just a couple days later and it didn’t make me laugh nearly as much, but it did have a much better story, and almost all the characters were more well developed, but I’ll talk about that more in my full review on Thursday. But when I watched it this time, I did notice some pretty glaring problems with the plot, but as long as I was laughing, I didn’t care as much. And it still makes me laugh just as much. When I watched them the first time around, I enjoyed this movie better, simply enough, it made me laugh more. Sky High came out a year earlier than this one, but they’re both very similar movies.
When I watched it a few years ago, I saw it right around the same time as I saw Sky High which I will be reviewing on Thursday. I bought this movie a little while ago when I found it on clearance at a half price bookstore for two bucks.
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