History YMMV / ZoomAcademyForSuperheroes

* FandomRivalry: While ''Zoom'' doesn't have much of a fandom, a lot of ''Film/SkyHigh2005'' fans like to pin the lack of any sequels to their movie on this film's failure.

* {{Misblamed}}: No, this film's box-office failure ''wasn't'' the main reason Disney decided not to make any ''Sky High'' sequels; ''Sky High'' itself may have been a modest success, but the people at Disney at the time didn't think it was enough of a success to take a chance on the proposed sequels.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Tucker, Cindy and Summer messing with Dr. Grant in a weather simulation has no bearing on the plot.

* TearJerker: While not stated outright, it's definitely implied that Jack is still grieving what happened to Connor and their teammates.

* TearJerker: While not stated outright, it's definitely implied that Jack is still grieving what happened to Connor and their teammates.
* ValuesDissonance:
** Jack makes quite a few jokes at the expense of the chubby kid, Tucker. In 2006 this may have made him seem more like a grizzled AntiHero whose emotionally distant, but this can come across as unnecessarily petty towards Tucker, since it amounts to [[HarmfulToMinors a grown man insulting a child for his appearance.]]
** Jack is also generally rude and dismissive towards Marsha despite her being more informed about the nature of how the lab works, especially since these comments are often unprovoked by Marsha herself and are mostly due to Jack's exasperation at a given situation. He refers to her as "the green dress" for the earlier parts of the movie, essentially objectifying her to her clothes, [[DoubleStandard and often downplays her intelligence and mocks her in ways that he noticeably doesn't do towards male colleagues.]] It was likely intended to be endearing, but a modern audience might think otherwise.
** On that note, Jack also makes a somewhat homophobic comment when another man is giving a warning. This is especially jarring since it comes basically out of nowhere.
---> '''Jack''': For a straight guy, you're dramatic!
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* HollywoodHomely: Tucker's actor had to wear a fat-suit in order to be suitably big enough to be considered fat, in order for certain jokes to work.

--> '''Jack''': For a straight guy, you're dramatic!

* RetroactiveRecognition: That redheaded telepath? She's also [[Creator/KateMara Sue]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 Storm]].

* Marsha taking off her glasses makes her seem prettier to Jack, despite being played by Courteney Cox.
* TearJerker:
** While not stated outright, it's implied that the crushing grief of Jack losing brother Conner. After Conner had [[FaceHeelTurn gone mad]] and killed their friends and teammates. Followed by Jack having to be the one to imprison his brother caused Jack to lose to use his powers.
* ValuesDissonance: Jack makes quite a few jokes at the expense of the chubby kid, Tucker. In 2006 this may have made him seem more like a grizzled AntiHero whose emotionally distant, but this can come across as unnecessarily petty towards Tucker, since it amounts to [[HarmfulToMinors a grown man insulting a child for his appearance.]]

--> '''Jack''': For a straight guy, you're dramatic!

* ValuesDissonance: Jack makes quite a few jokes at the expense of the chubby kid, Tucker. In 2006 this may have made him seem more like a grizzled AntiHero whose emotionally distant, but this can come across as unnecessary petty towards Tucker in particular, since it amounts to [[HarmfulToMinors a grown man insulting a child for his appearance.]]
** Jack is also generally rude and dismissive towards Marsha despite her being more informed about the nature of how the lab works, especially since these comments are often unprovoked by Marsha herself and are mostly due to Jack's exasperation at a given situation. He refers to her as "the green dress" for the earlier parts of the movie, essentially objectifying her to her clothes, and often downplays her intelligence and mocks her. It was likely intended to be endearing, but a modern audience might think otherwise.
** On that note, Jack also makes a somewhat homophobic comment when another man is giving a warning. This is especially jarring since it comes out of nowhere.

** Jack is also generally rude and dismissive towards Marsha despite her being more informed about the nature of how the lab works, especially since these comments are often unprovoked by Marsha. He refers to her as "the green dress" for the earlier parts of the movie, essentially objectifying her to her clothes, and often downplays her intelligence and mocks her. It was likely intended to be endearing, but a modern audience might think otherwise.

* ValuesDissonance: Jack spends quite a lot of the movie making jokes at the expense of the chubby kid and the women who inform him of what to do. This can come across as unnecessary mean-spirited to an audience in 2021, especially since these comments are usually unprovoked and, in the chubby kid's case, is a grown man insulting a child.
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