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Closed Caption; The making of Jimmy Neutron; 2 music videos; 12 promotional spots; 7 DVD-ROM games; Teaser trailer; Theatrical trailer; Dolby Digital; English subtitles; Menus; Scene selection
Full Product DetailsSide #1 --
1. Communication Toaster
2. Show and Tell
3. Butter 'Em Up
4. Sneaking Out
5. Retroland
6. No Parents
7. We're Getting Our Parents Back
8. Asteroid Camp
9. The Little Rescue Party
10. A Few Kind Words
11. Carbonated Life Forms
12. Big Brain
13. It's Just Breakfast
1. Communication Toaster
2. Show and Tell
3. Butter 'Em Up
4. Sneaking Out
5. Retroland
6. No Parents
7. We're Getting Our Parents Back
8. Asteroid Camp
9. The Littlest Rescue Party
10. A Few Kind Words
11. Carbonated Life Forms
12. Big Brain
13. It's Just Breakfast
What a blast! This brightly colored, computer-animated comic adventure received a much-deserved Oscar nomination for Best Animated Feature, which bodes well for the future of Nickelodeon's Jimmy Neutron character. Retroville resident Neutron -- the Boy Genius behind such inventions as a transportation bubble, a shrink ray, and a robot dog named Goddard (which defecates nuts and bolts) -- makes Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory look like Pauly Shore. But the plucky whiz kid is still "Nerdtron" to jeering classmates...until aliens abduct all of Retroville's parents. It's up to Jimmy to launch a rescue attempt (in spaceships fashioned from amusement park rides) and save the grown-ups from the egg-shaped marauders (voiced by Patrick Stewart and Martin Short). This being a Nickelodeon production, belches abound, the adults are clueless, seemingly cool kids are revealed to be cowards under fire, and girls are a mystifying, albeit alluring, species. But Jimmy Neutron really soars with its clever writing, which will tickle adults. When Jimmy tells his parents about wanting to communicate with advanced alien civilizations, his mother rebukes him, "I don't care how advanced they say they are. If your father and I haven't met them, they're strangers." The soundtrack is also hip enough to include the Ramones' punk tune "Blitzkrieg Bop," which blasts as the children momentarily celebrate being adult-free with an all-night junk-food bacchanal. Jimmy Neutron proves himself a hero for the brainy bunch and a friend to kids everywhere. Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble
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