Merry Christmas, Drake & Josh

I've always been a fan of the Drake and Josh TV show. Two classic Nickelodeon characters being brought together onto one show with random crazy adventures and mayhem. I could relate to the show being in high school from the year the show started to graduating around when it ended. But even though it ended, Nickelodeon felt the need to bring back all the cast for one last movie in a very twisty tervy Christmas adventure. First off, I enjoyed this movie. I give it a 7 out of 10 because I think it was a decent movie. But nothing more than a decent movie. I have watched the last Drake and Josh movie where they went to Los Angeles and I did not enjoy it that much. This one was better, but now by much. First, I'm going to explain what the movie was about.

Merry Christmas Drake and Josh has a very bland story line. A number of events lead to both Drake and Josh getting trouble with the law and having to give another family their "best Christmas ever." During their adventure, we get to see all of the classic Drake and Josh characters and locations. Character wise, Crazy Steve is a supporting actor (from iCarly which he is very good in), Helen is back, Josh's girlfriend makes a couple of cameos in the film (who really turned into a good looking woman), and we also get to see the high school nerds Craig and Eric, and of course, Drake and Josh's parents and Megan. Location wise, we get to see the premier again (even though the original was rumored to be burned down), and the main household. Other than a basic introduction on what and who is in the movie, you will have to see it for yourself to get the full storyline down. There are a number of problems I had with the movie though. First off, as I said before, I'm not a fan of Drake and Josh's movies. The duo made an excellent TV show, but one long adventure just goes on for too long to squeeze into a movie. Secondly, Josh looks too old. I didn't mind the final episodes that were filmed two years ago, but now Josh looks much more mature with thick facial hair growing in and a not so childish looking body.

In conclusion, I did enjoy this movie and I think it's worth watching if you haven't seen it, but I don't think I need to see it again. I think this was just a "family reunion" more than a heartfelt performance in a movie. In my opinion, the story line doesn't make any sense in the way Drake and Josh are forced to do community service for another family and that is kind of what the whole movie is about.

"Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" is a heartwarming holiday movie that successfully captures the magic and warmth of the festive season. This delightful film, based on the beloved Nickelodeon series, takes viewers on a nostalgic journey down memory lane, bringing back cherished childhood memories and spreading holiday cheer.

The movie reunites Drake Bell and Josh Peck as the lovable stepbrothers, Drake and Josh, who find themselves caught up in a series of comical mishaps while trying to make Christmas special for a young girl named Mary Alice. The chemistry between the two leads is as infectious as ever, and their natural comedic talents shine throughout the film.

What makes "Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" truly special is its ability to capture the essence of the holiday spirit. The movie beautifully showcases the importance of love, kindness, and the joy of giving during the festive season. It reminds us of the importance of family and the power of coming together to make a difference in someone's life.

The film's humor is both charming and laugh-out-loud funny, delivering plenty of comedic moments that will keep audiences entertained. From outrageous schemes to hilarious misunderstandings, "Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" maintains the lighthearted and endearing nature of the original series.

The movie's heartwarming moments are intertwined with its comedic elements, creating a perfect balance that appeals to viewers of all ages. It successfully captures the nostalgia of the original show while embracing the holiday theme, making it a delightful watch for both longtime fans and new audiences.

"Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" is a joyful holiday adventure that brings back cherished childhood memories. It captures the spirit of the season, reminding us of the importance of love, family, and spreading kindness. With its heartwarming story, memorable characters, and holiday magic, this film is a must-watch for anyone seeking a festive and feel-good experience.

In conclusion, "Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh" is a delightful holiday movie that will warm your heart and put a smile on your face. It successfully brings back the nostalgic charm of the original series while delivering a heartwarming and entertaining Christmas tale. So gather your loved ones, snuggle up by the fire, and let this heartwarming adventure fill you with the joy and spirit of the holiday season.

Big fan of the show since it came out five years ago, and the first two TV movies were great. But this? It's different. It wasn't really very funny; I laughed maybe five times. The humor was over the top at times and tried too hard to be funny; unlike the show, it just wasn't in a lot of scenes. Josh Peck just isn't Josh Nichols anymore; he not only looks different but IS different. The plot was unbelievable in most instances, and not overly creative. While other Drake and Josh movies/the TV show didn't try to make you learn a lesson, one thing that's nice about them since a lot of kid's TV shows do, this movie definitely did. And the ending was just kind of cheesy, honestly.

But, it was Drake and Josh, and seeing both of them together again on screen was kind of nice. They still have that great on screen chemistry that helps pull this movie together. Josh still has his wonderful spazzy moments, and Drake is still an obnoxious, self centered jerk at times.

Worth a watch if it's on TV or somewhere, but I wouldn't say buy it. It definitely disappointed me, as I was looking forward to more of the Drake and Josh that you just don't get here.

I had seen the comments here before watching the movie. Some people here bashed this movie as not funny, some others have said it was OK. But I went ahead and watched the movie, and to my not-so-surprise, I found the movie very funny. I had many laughs. Thoroughly enjoyable movie. Drake and Josh are back! The movie starts with Drake and Josh planning their Christmas, and then there is this Christmas Party. A Santa(Drake), A girl who is an orphan. This girl asks Drake for "the best Christmas ever". An emotional Drake promises that.

You can break a Christmas Promise! You just cannot! And the rest of the story is all about how Drake and Josh try to make this Best Christmas ever happen.

Merry Christmas, Drake and Josh is a nice story, but doesn't live up to the show. The show is one of the best Nickelodeon shows I've ever seen; Drake and Josh is probably one of the shows I watched the most in my life. However, this movie has its moments. The Christmas idea with the kids is sweet and adds Christmas cheer. The acting is good and the jokes could have been funny and yet, it just wasn't. Overall, it's alright.