Aubrey Hackett While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

Nayan Gough A great movie, one of the best of this year. There was a bit of confusion at one point in the plot, but nothing serious.

Jonah Abbott There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

coolag12345 Let me get this out of the way: if you're a fan of the show, then you will enjoy this movie. It has plenty of the same quirky humor the show it's based on is known for. If you can focus solely on Drake, Josh, and Meghan, then this movie is a good watch. The story, however, doesn't make much sense. The biggest example of this comes when Drake and Josh are captured and taken prisoner. Why wouldn't the thugs just kill them? What reason do they have for keeping them alive? Also, why would you keep a stolen US currency machine in the front room of a warehouse that is easily accessible? If the criminals were smart enough to steal what was surely a heavily guarded item from a government building, why would you store it in a place that could be seen simply by sliding a hatch open in an outside wall? Like I said, this movie's story isn't very logical, but it features some of the humor that makes the show so accessible. For that, it's watchable.

april_gwen Well I don't know about you but I loved this movie.I think that the movie is better than the TV series because they changed the TV series around in the movie.I like Drake and Josh the TV show but I think that the movie is really cool for a TV show turned into a movie.I also liked Drake's song 'Hollywood Girl'.I am happy for Drake when he gets to go on TRL by his brother Josh it is brotherly love I reckon and also because he is a really good singer. Megan doesn't give them a knife Drake can see it by the paint can and so he gets it with his foot and it is not a knife it is broken scissors which is only half off the scissors and he cuts his own ropes and he passes them to Josh so he can cut his ropes.It is a cool ending when Josh who usually doesn't have a girlfriend gets a girl and Drake gets a girl and they go riding in tony hawks car in the sunshine. What I thought was funny when Drake and Josh were going to knock the guys who were guiding their way out and it didn't work and Drake was like "Oh we thought you would fall down". I also think that it's funny when they are looking at the currency machine and then they stop them looking over the top and then they open the door and they are playing patty cake with each other and then they see the bad guys and then they say "Oh hey guys" then Drake says "What to play?" I recommend this movie to anyone because it is so good.

Jeremy Coursey I think that the Drake And Josh Go Hollywood movie was a great movie. This is my own opinion so please don't take this personal. The cast are really great, the speak clear, and load and that is very important. I am 15 years old, from what I have learned in school is that actors should use good acting habits. And that bad habits are not aloud. Why I like this movie is because the cast are really great like I kind of said up above. I hope you all liked the movie too. Please if you get time watch the movie, and just do this for the actors they take there time to work on it and make it perfect. Thank you to every body who took there time to read what I wrote, and thank you to the perfect staff for all they do. Have a great summer.

MDC_Catalyst By Manny Castro After almost two years on the air, Nickelodeon's Drake & Josh are such a popular show that it already inspired a movie. However, unlike Kenan & Kel (the popular Nick duo from the '90s), Drake & Josh only get a TV movie and for good reasons I may add. In the TV movie Drake Parker (Drake Bell) is upset because his band manager is booking his band in bad gigs. One of the bad gigs involves the band playing for a retirement home. Whoa! This manager must really hate the band, huh? But, his troubles will soon be solved because his step-brother Josh Nichols (Josh Peck) offers his services as his new band manager. Drake resists at first, but decides to give him a shot since Josh is a loser and FINALLY realizes when he has to write a school paper about his greatest adventure. In the meantime, however, their parents go on a ten-day cruise. Before they leave they instruct Drake and Josh to take their sister, Megan (Miranda Cosgrove), on time to the airport, so she doesn't miss her plane ride to Denver. I know what you're asking, "what parent lets their eleven-year-old child travel alone?" Nonetheless, Drake and Josh obey and take their sister to the airport. Then, when they arrive they are dumb enough to put Megan on the wrong plane. Oops! Now, Drake and Josh have to take a flight to Los Angeles to rescue their sister. At L.A. Josh bumps into a Talent Booker for MTV's TRL in the restroom. The booker had a talent cancel on him the day before an L.A. show. This guy is so desperate that he allows Drake to perform on the show. However, the story doesn't end there because Drake and Josh SOMEHOW get involved with some criminals who've stolen a U.S. currency machine and now must stop them. WOW! That's a lot for a 90-minute TV movie. "Good Burger" didn't have this much sub-plots! While I like the whole aspect of Drake getting his big brake, I think the rest of the movie was really stupid and contributes nothing to the history of the show. Viewers of the Drake & Josh program know that the show is a sitcom about the wacky adventures of two step-brothers. So, why does the film turn into some kind of crime-thriller? Ask Executive Producer Dan Schneider. Yeah, he's the same guy who wrote and produced the Kenan & Kel TV shows and movies. Hence all my references. Anyway, I honestly thought this movie had potential if it would have tried to contribute to the history of the show. On the show Drake's mother marries Josh's father, yet we NEVER learn ANYTHING about Drake's dad and Josh's mother. Wouldn't it had been better if the film tried to answer that big question? Well, maybe Mr. Schneider has that planned for the sequel.