Fred: The Movie

TV Movie
2010
TV-PG
1h 21m

IMDb RATING

2.1/10

9.2K

YOUR RATING

Jennette McCurdy, Jake Weary, Pixie Lott, and Lucas Cruikshank in Fred: The Movie (2010)

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Teen Comedy Adventure Comedy Family Romance

Lovestruck, awkward teen Fred Figglehorn makes desperate attempts to make Judy fall in love with him - while also dodging the mischievous Kevin.Lovestruck, awkward teen Fred Figglehorn makes desperate attempts to make Judy fall in love with him - while also dodging the mischievous Kevin.Lovestruck, awkward teen Fred Figglehorn makes desperate attempts to make Judy fall in love with him - while also dodging the mischievous Kevin.

Director
- Clay Weiner
Writers
- David A. Goodman
- Lucas Cruikshank
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

2.1/10

9.2K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Clay Weiner
Writers
- David A. Goodman
- Lucas Cruikshank
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 nomination

Trivia
Miranda Cosgrove was offered the role of Judy but turned it down due to scheduling conflicts.

Goofs
When Fred uses the trampoline to get over the wall, its an obvious stunt double, with different colored hair.

Quotes
Fred Figglehorn: [singing, in bed] Judy moved away. I'm so alone and hurt so much, OH WHHOOAAA WHOOOOOOAAAAAA!
Fred's Mom: Freddie, please! Go to sleep.
Fred Figglehorn: [with his head in his pillow] And my heart is broken! And my mom doesn't even care! Whoa oh...

Connections
Featured in Shameful Sequels: Fred: The Movie (2012)

Soundtracks
International Competition
Written by Nik Frost and Geoff Siegel
Performed by Cherry Orange
Courtesy of Fundamental Music

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Review

Featured review

1/10

WTF is this?

WTF? That's what I was thinking when I was watching this. And the only reason I saw this was because my 5 year old nephew wanted to watch it, so I put it on for him. The Fred character was totally annoying. He was like a teenager with an extremely annoying high-pitched child's voice and totally annoying manner. I wasn't sure if he was supposed to be a child or teenager, or something in between. I'm guessing that Fred is some kid's TV show or something which could only explain how this got made into a movie. I watched for as long as I could before leaving the room to work on a project, and when I came back there was a shot of someone throwing up into a microwave. That's when I ended the movie. I'm guessing kids will like this, but adults with more than two brain cells to rub together will hate it.