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Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama

Name: Kim Possible Movie: So the Drama
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Family, Action, Comedy
Released: 2005
Cast: Christy Carlson Romano, Will Friedle, Nancy Cartwright, Tahj Mowry, Mayim Bialik

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Kim Possible: So the Drama is a feature-length adventure that pivots from the show's spy-versus-villain formula to explore what happens when romance threatens a perfectly balanced partnership. It's funny, genuinely touching, and unashamed about being a story where feelings matter as much as the action. Perfect for anyone who loved the series and wants to see these characters grow up slightly.

TMDb rating

3.5

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