History YMMV / KimPossibleMovieSoTheDrama

** This wasn't the only Disney movie where [[WesternAnimation/Frozen a redheaded Disney heroine falls head over heels for a seemingly perfect guy]], only for him to crush her with a WhamLine revealing he was EvilAllAlong, prompting her to hook up with the blond guy [[ObliviousToLove whose affection she'd been completely oblivious to]].

** The phrase "Out there, in here" has become synonymous with Kim and Ron's romance among the fans.

* MoralEventHorizon: [[SmugSnake 901]], aka, [[spoiler:Eric]] crosses this line when he [[spoiler:[[{{Gaslighting}} gaslights]] Kim into ignoring Wade, the first sign that she's in an abusive relationship]]. 901 solidifies this when he stages a FakedKidnapping, and [[spoiler: sadistically tazzes Kim into unconsciousness]], showing him off as a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk, [[DomesticAbuse abusive boyfriend]]. The fact that he obviously enjoyed doing that shows that being a synthodrone programmed by Drakken doesn't excuse his actions.
* SignatureLine: The aforementioned "Out there, in here" line.

** Did Kim fall in love with Ron after his LoveConfession or was she always in love with him, but was unsure about how he felt about her and worried about how it’ll affect their friendship before meeting Eric? Given her [[GreenEyedMonster behaviour]] in [[Recap/KimPossibleS3E10GorillaFist the season 3 episode, Gorilla Fist]], which was near-identical to Ron’s in this movie, and her reaction to Ron’s LoveConfession being more relieved, than of surprise, some, like Creator/DougWalker interpret that she too had feelings for Ron, but was unsure whether she wanted to take their relationship to the next level, or stay JustFriends, before realising Ron feels the same way as her.

* MoralEventHorizon: [[SmugSnake 901]], aka, [[spoiler:Eric]] crosses this line when he [[spoiler:[[{{Gaslighting}} gaslights]] Kim into ignoring Wade, the first sign that she's in an abusive relationship]]. 901 solidifies this when he stages a FakedKidnapping, and [[spoiler:sadistically tazzes Kim into unconsciousness, showing him off as a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk BastardBoyfriend]]. The fact that he obviously enjoyed doing that shows that being a synthodrone programmed by Drakken doesn't excuse his actions.

* AlternateCharacterInterpretation:

* StrangledByTheRedString: Although Kim and Ron becoming an OfficialCouple at the end was widely praised, the execution has been criticized by some who argue that the way Kim suddenly found herself falling for Ron felt rushed or abrupt.

* TangledByTheRedString: Although Kim and Ron becoming an OfficialCouple at the end was widely praised, the execution has been criticized by some who argue that the way Kim suddenly found herself falling for Ron felt rushed or abrupt.

** A redheaded Disney heroine falls head over heels for a seemingly perfect guy, only for him to crush her with a WhamLine revealing he was EvilAllAlong, prompting her to hook up with the blond guy whose affection she'd been completely [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to]]. Worked so well, [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 Disney decided to use it again.]]

* HarsherInHindsight: In light of many high profile DomesticAbuse cases (such as Music/ChrisBrown and Music/{{Rihanna}}, and Creator/JohnnyDepp and Amber Heard), and several {{Gaslighting}} victims being DrivenToSuicide, [[spoiler:Eric's abuse of Kim during their short relationship, and her reaction to the reveal bringing her to the DespairEventHorizon, makes him a bigger monster in hindsight]].

* MoralEventHorizon: [[SmugSnake 901]], aka, [[spoiler:Eric]] crosses this line when he [[spoiler:[[{{Gaslighting}} gaslights]] Kim into ignoring Wade, the first sign that she's in an abusive relationship]]. 901 solidifies this when he stages a FakedKidnapping, and [[spoiler:sadistically tazzes Kim into unconsciousness, showing him off as a JerkWithAHeartOfJerk BastardBoyfriend]].

** A redheaded Disney heroine falls head over heels for a seemingly perfect guy, only for him to crush her with a WhamLine revealing he was EvilAllAlong, prompting her to hook up with the blond guy whose affection she'd been completely [[ObliviousToLove oblivious to]]. Worked so well, [[Disney/{{Frozen}} Disney decided to use it again.]]

** The scene where Kim kicks Shego in the radio tower. It's so shocking to see Kim reacting so violently. The part where she smirks in the rain was added into season 4's intro.

** The movie was also this for Disney Channel. After it premiered, it immediately became the #1 most popular Disney Channel Original Movie, with following 2005 [=DCOM=]'s having a difficult time measuring up. It was eventually knocked down to #2 on the list by ''Film/HighSchoolMusical''.

** The MoneyMakingShot, where Kim and Ron's DanceOfRomance ends in TheBigDamnKiss, the very last shot in the movie before the credits. It's so iconic that it was added to the opening sequence of the fourth season.

** The aforementioned MoneyMakingShot, where Kim and Ron's DanceOfRomance ends in TheBigDamnKiss, the very last shot in the movie before the credits. It's so iconic that it was added to the opening sequence of the fourth season.

* ToughActToFollow: When the show was given a PostScriptSeason, Bob and Mark admitted they had to tread lightly with the renewed season.