Phineas and Ferb discover that Perry is a secret agent, and they all get stuck in an alternate dimension where Doofenschmirtz is the ruler of the tri-state area.
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Title: Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension (TV Movie 2011)
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Perry's worst fear comes true when Phineas and Ferb find out that he is in fact Secret Agent P, but that soon pales in comparison during a trip to the 2nd dimension where Perry finds out that Dr. Doofenshmirtz is truly evil and successful. Written by smcarter1966
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Phineas Flynn: [shackled along with his friends while being led to a large, caged, ferocious beast] I'll be honest, Ferb, I'm having a hard time putting a positive spin on this, but I guess that's life, huh? One minute you're having the best day ever, and the next you're being fed to a monster the size of a two-car garage.
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Written by Dan Povenmire, Jeff 'Swampy' Marsh, Martin Olson, Jon Colton Barry, and Robert Hughes
Performed by Vincent Martella and Danny Jacob
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The mine cars commonly used in the 2nd dimension by The Resistance are the same ones seen being used by the animal agents as Agent Perry descends into his lair at the beginning of the movie. The Resistance Headquarters is Agent Pinky's lair, which is why the giant screen is pink and flowery. See more »Goofs
Olivia Olson is listed in the end credits as providing the voice for Vanessa, but the character does not appear in the film. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Phineas Flynn: [shackled along with his friends while being led to a large, caged, ferocious beast] I'll be honest, Ferb, I'm having a hard time putting a positive spin on this, but I guess that's life, huh? One minute you're having the best day ever, and the next you're being fed to a monster the size of a two-car garage.
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Summer (Where Do We Begin?)Written by Dan Povenmire, Jeff 'Swampy' Marsh, Martin Olson, Jon Colton Barry, and Robert Hughes
Performed by Vincent Martella and Danny Jacob
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Albeit not being a real fan of the TV-Show, I must admit that I watch it (like many other adults, I presume) occasionally for the sole reason of Heinz Doofenshmirtz, who is targeted to older audiences and always manages to get a chuckle out of me.
Keeping in mind, that it is the film-feature based on a kids TV-show (with your mandatory song per episode), I was pleasantly surprised by this movie. The animation is slightly above that of the show, it is cleverly written and the tone more 'serious' than that of the show itself. Because of that it is enjoyable for children as well as their parents.
I can recommend this movie for all fans of the show and assure any parent, that it is a much better rental/buy than many Direct-To-DVD Disney movies.
Addendum: Watching the show prior to the movie is not required, but being familiar with some of the shows themes, might improve your experience of the movie. Due to the nature of the show it is not necessary to watch more than one or two episodes, since the plot is always roughly the same.