Loud House: Sem Tempo para Espionar

I do like the show The Loud House that started in 2014, which is still releasing new episodes to this day, because I thought it was entertaining and funny with likable characters and a nice-looking animation style, along with The Loud House Movie (2021) being a simple animated film to enjoy despite not being anything groundbreaking; I honestly did not know there was going to be a second movie so I went into this blind, but after watching it, I liked it more than the first film. The second Loud House film on Paramount+ called No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie (2024) was funny and entertaining with nice and simple 2D animation, nice voice acting, likable characters, some fun action, and a fine villain; the spy focus was an interesting change of pace since the last film, even though there were hints at spy stuff in the show, the spy elements did make the film at least fun to watch, along with having the Loud's new member of the family being a real spy that Lincoln is a fan of.

The main Loud family is likable, with Lincoln Loud trying to be a spy like his new Gran-Gran Myrtle and being on this island for her and his grandpa's wedding while learning about an evil plot taking place, which involves him trying to step up as a spy with the help of Myrtle; I like that Lincoln how he learns what it means to be a hero/spy while on this mission, and because of Myrtle's past, he learns some additional things about her past as a spy and how he looks up to her as a cool person. The ten sisters are not in the film that much, but they are entertaining and likable enough with each one of them having a certain personality or quirk like they do in the show, along with them helping Lincoln on the spy mission when things get serious; I still like the brother sister relationship between Lincoln and all ten of his sisters, and I like how their quirks are helpful/useful on the spy mission. Lastly, the new member of the Loud family Myrtle was a cool character, she is a nice and likable character who cares for her new family but will also use her spy skills when necessary; I also like the information and details on her past as a spy and that the Loud family knows all about it.

The villain is known as Dr. Dufus in this which eventually leads to a twist by the third act, which is why I will just say that this villain ties into Myrtle's past and is a fine villain that fits a spy story like this; the elements introduced in this were kind of established in an episode or two of the show before, that being an occasional episode wanting to be a spy because of his comics, which is not badly handled and was a bit fun when using these spy film tropes in a way that is entertaining. The 2D animation looks the same as the show with its simple style that can funny expressions and movements, along with there being quite a few funny moments, but also there are action scenes in the film that are fast paced and fun to watch; the reason I like this second film more than the first film is because this was funnier, more entertaining, and fun to watch when it came to the spy stuff, along with an occasional over the top moment that works for this kind of movie.

The second film No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie (2024) was funny and entertaining with nice and simple 2D animation, nice voice acting, likable characters, some fun action, and a fine villain; the spy focus was an interesting change of pace since the last film, even though there were hints at spy stuff in the show, the spy elements did make the film at least fun to watch, along with having the Loud's new member of the family being a real spy making it at least cool to see how that character's spy past connects to the Loud family in some way. I am sure there are quite a bit of people who did not know this film came out, which is understandable because even I did not this movie was coming out, but I liked this more than the first film and had quite a bit of fun with it despite it not being groundbreaking by any means; this film was just a simple animated movie to watch and be entertained by, but mostly it is for any fans of the show that happens to watch this, so I will just say that this is not that bad of an animated movie to check out.

These Paramount Plus cash in specials never seem auspicious but they have been so far so good.

I like the vibe and characters of the Loud House though I think I've reached a point where I can either take them or leave them, but I liked the first movie an this was an excellent follow up: excellent as a made for home-media follow up, not the theatres but still plenty of fun.

The homage to the spy genre and how they work that into the character ark really works and the over-all theme of the franchise (that family is something worth holding out for) yet again works without going all traditional values on us.

I did not care for some flatulence gags but a lot of it is pretty funny, sometimes maybe a little predictable but over all a worthy addition to the series which manages to be more than a little touching.

The 2021 Loud House movie may be the single worst movie I've ever seen.

So unbelievably lazy, convoluted, sloppy, badly written, and just all around frustrating. Just acknowledging its existence is enough to make my blood boil.

So as you can expect, I went into this one expecting absolute Hell. And wouldn't you know it, I experienced Hell, but not the kind I was dreading.

Much like The Casagrandes Movie that just came out (WHY did they release these so close together??), this was a very dull and monotonous Hell.

As with The Casagrandes Movie, there's actually not much here that actively pisses me off but I just find the thing so damn boring and slow.

A hodge-podge of tired Bond tropes and lame set-pieces, things that make no sense (Lincoln clearly had enough time to jump out of the rocket after pressing that button), the movie clumsily convolutes and Status Quoes its way to the forced conclusion.

I called The Casagrandes the blandest movie I'd seen, but I think this actually overtakes it.

And although I'd take bland over frustrating any day of the week, I just can't wait for this franchise to end already.

I just saw it on Nickelodeon today and let me tell you, it blows the first one, THE LOUD HOUSE MOVIE (2021), out of the water. Because it feels like fan-fiction brought to life with some songs added to it as if it is trying to mimic Disney. Here, this one is a serious to the point roller coaster of thrills, chills, and laughs that is fun for the whole family! And what I mean by that, is that it will not annoy the parents (as well as the grand parents and aunt and uncle), and the older siblings (even the older cousins). The courage, the love, the morale, and a great score, along with awesome voice-acting. Also, the animation is pretty cool too. Speaking of which, there are some celebrity voice talents. Sarah Niles as the voice of X, Dan Folges as the voice of Mr. Dufus, and WWE Pro Wrestler, Paul Wight as the voice of Ham Hands. If THE LOUD HOUSE MOVIE, which you can see on Netflix, let you down, then NO TIME TO SPY: A LOUD HOSE MOVIE will make it up to you. It is like fan-fic by 25 to 5 percent because it looks the writer watched a lot of James Bond movies or parodies like DANGER MOUSE (the 2015 reboot, which you can see on Netflix, so check it out and spread the word) or T. U. F. F. PUPPY (a Butch Hartman cartoon that aired on Nick). The 75 to 95 percent is made up of faithfulness to the original Nickelodeon cartoon in terms of humor and imagination. If you want to see the movie's credit's in all it's entirety, watch it on Paramount Plus because the Nickelodeon airing cut it short. Like the first film and THE CASAGRANDES MOVIE (which is also available on Netflix and feels like fan-fic), expect Chris Savino's involvement to be downplayed because this guy, who was the original creator of the show, got fired for sexual harassment. I first heard about the movie being "announced" via a report on YouTube user Vailskibum94 early last year (January 12th 2023) saying that on a freelance editor's LinkedIn page as THE LOUD HOUSE 2. The editor worked on it from September 2022 to December 2022. Gee, that should have been kept mum or let the big head at Nick announce to the microphones first so hype can be brought up.

Bottom line: If you enjoyed (or didn't enjoy) THE LOUD HOUSE MOVIE, then NO TIME TO SPY: A LOUD HOUSE MOVIE is a lot more fun.

The Loud House is back again in another new full-length feature! It's Pop-Pop Albert and soon to be Gran-Gran Myrtle's wedding day as the Louds take another vacation to a tropical island. But while there, an old enemy from Myrtle's secret agent past is lurking and she suddenly gets kidnapped! Now it's up to Lincoln and his family to go rescue her on the ultimate espionage mission yet complete with spy gadgets, wild chases, villain battles, and a heart-pounding climax all while fighting their way through the power of family love!

What I can say about this new Loud House movie? From the action scenes, rib-tickling humor, emotional moments, and its same lovable characters, I loved every part of it! Even the musical score sounds so epic! I know that Lincoln has gone a bit too over his head with Myrtle's crime fighting story and his David Steele obsession in the beginning, but during the adventure, he did become heroic, brave and loyal, and that's what I like about him. The movie was so amazing it's even more exciting as their Scotland bound journey on Netflix! Any Loud House fan like myself would definitely watch this action-packed treat, and once again, the crew did a superb job on making this enjoyable feature! It'll be a great time to watch No Time anytime!