Cool Cat Kids Superhero

This movie is bad. Very, very bad. Here is the story of how a movie as sloppy and lazy as this came to be: Basically, the creator of the Cool Cat character, Derek Savage, created 3 shorts about this character back in the early 2010's about anti-bullying, what to do if you find a gun, and other kid friendly subjects as well one just being a video recording the time he bought himself into a Hollywood parade, which he cut together into a 'movie' and attempted to make people pay for? The other 2 shorts are innocent enough focusing just on this kids character teaching inspirational lessons to kids, but there are a few issues. Primarily, Derek Savage is clueless in both film making and has a sub-average knowledge in the subjects he's trying to teach. The result? 3 remarkably amateur shorts that come off more as home videos with a plot, featuring a horrendously lazy script (which clearly never made it to a second draft), presumably the first take of every scene they filmed with numerous shots containing major mistakes which they never bothered to fix, what appears to be no lighting or color correction or any alterations made in post production except for green screens and stock sparkle effects, Derek essentially just showing off at multiple points (especially in the Hollywood parade short which only exists so he can gloat about it), plenty of bad advice for kids combined with horribly conveyed decent advice that makes it clear every lesson in this movie Derek came up off the top of his head. So yeah, they're terrible. Then Derek Savage had the bright idea of making a Cool Cat movie. But instead of making an actual original film, he just filmed a few new connective scenes with the actors and then used them to edit all the shorts together into a feature length movie called Cool Cat Saves The Kids in 2015. This movie is just as good as the shorts before, but with the added addition of a sloppy plot that jumps all over the place with truly awful pacing and confusing sequence of events, as well as pointless B plots that go nowhere and do nothing. Derek, however, believed that his shorts/movie were all actual masterpieces surpassing actual, real Hollywood movies because his big ego caused him to regard his own works in super high esteem. And it doesn't help that he has a whole fanbase of teens and adults who follow him ironically and treat his films like masterpieces because he's too ignorant to realize they're joking. Derek, falsely believing that Cool Cat was now an ongoing series, decides that he wants to go even bigger with his new film, and reach a larger audience, get a theatrical release, and possibly even get it onto streaming services like Netflix. But of course he's too lazy to actually make another movie, so he records about 1 day of additional scenes and then recuts Cool Cat Saves The Kids into what is essentially a directors cut, retitles it, and then attempts to pass it off as a new movie so he can benefit from a new release without actually making another movie. And that is how Cool Cat Kids Superhero was made and became the next in a long series of the same movie. Most of this movie is just 2012/2013 footage being sold off for the third time, and every aspect of it is painfully lazy and amateur since Derek is too narcissistic to realize he needs to improve. The only people who will enjoy this movie are mature audiences who can enjoy it for the cringey laughs, or really little kids who don't grasp the concept of good and bad movies and will take whatever you give them. But with the poorly done messages in this movie, they shouldn't watch it anyways.

This is nothing more than "Cool Cat Saves the Kids" but with a couple extra scenes added in.

Unless you're really into Cool Cat or Daddy Derek and feel you need to own everything Cool Cat related, give this one a pass.

Cool Cat's other films were really great, but this one spoke to me in a personal level. In Elementary, Fourth grade to be exact, I too was bullied, but by the 5th graders. I wish I had a superhero that would come in and save the day like Cool Cat. Him rescuing those kids from danger and from bullies was amazing and inspirational to all of the kids that were bullied alongside me. We still hang out to this day, and watching this movie made all of us feel better when we saw Cool Cat. Cool Cat is the hero the world desperately needs, but doesn't deserve. If Derek Savage can continue with these great masterpieces of his, that would be great because that whats keeping our friendship alive. Although, all those other comments seem to not understand what it's like to be bullied as a child, being helpless against the elder kids. I too hope to be a giant cat running around saving the day for all the other kids of the neighborhood.

Lazy filmmaking at its worst. Derek Savage filmed a couple of new scenes to justify charging people twice for the same 'movie', which in itself was cobbled together from shorts. A Frankenstein failure of film.

It's not cool to rip off kids Cool Cat.

Where do i begin... just because this isn't even worth a long review i'll say this. Avoid this if you want your child to keep his brain cell's.