Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made

this movie is amazing! I love the books, read every one, even the prequel, and the movie nailed the feeling of the books. I love the movie, it was really fun to watch, and it was just amazing to see my favorite book series get a movie. but I was weirded out why the cast looked different. the mom had curly hair, Timmy didn't have a mullet, and yeah, that's it. I do recommend it to anyone that likes dumb detectives.

This movie should be brought back to Disney+. The adults may not like it, but us kids do! And there is a bunch of us. We just couldn't give you reviews. Here's the board. 134 5 stars 93 4 stars 46 3 stars 23 2 stars 15 1 star 0 0 stars See, us middle schoolers need it back PLEASE DISNEY+, BRING HIM BACK!

Timmy Failure : Mistakes Were Made was an amazing movie. I watched it kind of a long time ago, but I remember this movie was amazing. Timmy Failure was super funny, and I LOVE funny. It's the best. I remember I read the book series of Timmy Faulure after the movie, which was so good. But what I don't understand is how this movie got a 60% for audience. This movie doesn't deserve a 60% for audience, that's barely a bad audience score. Timmy Failure needs higher audience scores. Anyway, what a good movie.

Definitely recommend!

Adapted from a book series by Stephan Pastis. A Portland, Oregon fifth grader creates a detective agency to help solve the mysteries of being a kid. Winslow Fegley plays the titular kid and does a great job holding up the movie playing a quirky kid. There are actually some good special effects in this film. The story was engaging and got a few laugh out loud moments from me. I believe this film is worth your time.

An original live-action kids comedy that deals with serious issues from a warmly whimsical perspective, but not every positive message gets told, that should have.

A wonderful film with a fresh plot, entertaining scenes, and a wholesome message.

A super amazing movie, brings back good memories.

A sweet, wonderful movie. During this tough time it's nice to a film with imagination and heart. This is not a film where a lot happens but you experience such joy watching the little boy and his imaginary polar bear. I will treasure this film always.

"Timmy Failure" is one of the few original movie offerings on Disney+ and it is among the worst I have seen on the platform. This movie is clearly aimed at kids, but I can't imagine kids would like it much because the story is bland and undeveloped. I think there was a lot of potential to explore deeper themes when the main character has such an overactive imagination, but they don't do much with it. I understand that the main character is supposed to be cute or charming, but I mostly found him to be kind of annoying. I completely empathized with the adults who were frustrated by his antics in the movie. Overall, the movie might be fine for really young audiences, but I can't imagine adults finding much value in this movie.