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A mischievous 15-year-old girl living on a space station helps a group of homeless aliens.A mischievous 15-year-old girl living on a space station helps a group of homeless aliens.A mischievous 15-year-old girl living on a space station helps a group of homeless aliens.
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Zenon's back, as the series returns with Zenon The Zequel. Personally, in my opinion, this movie was excellent. The movies plot did have some faults, unlike the first movie, but it kept up with the story. New and exciting things include ZAP-PADs, which are updated versions of the Communicator, Zenon's new wardrobe, and more insight into the Space-Stay. I do agree with others that this movie did have some flaws. Perhaps the most major flaw is that the plot deviated from the story sometimes. However, both movies in the series are excellent major! I do recommend them to anyone who is interested.
When I saw Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century, I loved Zenon. But when I saw the first ten minutes of Zenon: the Zequel I immediately hated the movie. Here are 5 reasons why.
1. Zenon turned to a self-centered person who only cared about herself.
2. They made Greg break up with Zenon.
3. They changed the actor who played Nebula.
4. Shadia Simmons wasn't as good as Raven Symone.
5. They changed the actors who played Zenon's parents.
In conclusion, this was one of the many bad movies that Disney has made like (in my opinion) Johnny Tsunami or Motocrossed, and maybe Disney should just stop trying.
1. Zenon turned to a self-centered person who only cared about herself.
2. They made Greg break up with Zenon.
3. They changed the actor who played Nebula.
4. Shadia Simmons wasn't as good as Raven Symone.
5. They changed the actors who played Zenon's parents.
In conclusion, this was one of the many bad movies that Disney has made like (in my opinion) Johnny Tsunami or Motocrossed, and maybe Disney should just stop trying.
Armed with a restricted-zone roaming pass granted to her for heroism, 15-year-old Zenon Kar (Kirsten Storms) and her best friend, Nebula (Shadia Simmons), cause trouble throughout Space-Stay. When your antics catch the Commander's attention. Plank (Stuart Pankin), he orders Zenon to work in the alien patrol lab, where she will spend hours waiting for signs of alien life. After Zenon receives what she believes is a radio signal from an alien, she tries to convince the skeptical crew.
This one manages to be just as regular and simple as the first one, however, as it was less dispersed, it managed to get a little attention and even enjoy it at times, still regular... Very regular and simple...
This one manages to be just as regular and simple as the first one, however, as it was less dispersed, it managed to get a little attention and even enjoy it at times, still regular... Very regular and simple...
Zenon is back! The original story continues! I would highly reccomend this movie and its prequel to any family-film lovers. Although it is disappointing that some of the original characters and/or actors aren't in this continance, Storms is and she has proven that she is a very talented young actress. I only have one hope: that Disney keeps this fun series going!
Did you know
- TriviaRaven Symone, who had originally played the role of Nebula, was unable to reprise the role due to her commitment to filming "Dr. Dolittle 2" at the time.
- GoofsExternal shots of the station show that it rotates. However, views of space through the windows show a stationary star-field.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Zenon: Z3 (2004)
- SoundtracksThe Galaxy Is Ours
Music by Donny Markowitz
Lyrics by Stu Krieger
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