Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Leoni Haney Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Brennan Camacho Mostly, the movie is committed to the value of a good time.

Delight Yes, absolutely, there is fun to be had, as well as many, many things to go boom, all amid an atmospheric urban jungle.

Pjtaylor-96-138044 Much is made of the flick's CGI final movement in which our heroes take a step onto live-action land, but the majority of 'The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water (2015)' plays out in fantastic, elastic 2D animation that brings the form back to the big-screen in a big way and should not be overlooked. The feature itself isn't so much a sequel or a continuation but rather a weird and whacky head-trip featuring the characters from the show. It's a stand-alone story that takes things to crazy places with an inventive vigour and a lavish style. It manages to be entertaining even when it doesn't make all that much sense (even compared to the series' roots) and, as such, is fun throughout. 7/10

moshimoshiriley Advertising is somewhat misleading for every product. But almost all of the trailers for this movie advertise a CGI SpongeBob superhero movie. Unfortunately, not even 25% of this movie is dedicated to that kind of film. It's a 78 minute SpongeBob cartoon with a 15 minute CGI segment. Besides my expectations, this was fine. It did everything it had to. It had interesting parts, and got a few laughs out of me (ironically). I am also not the proper age group for this movie, which is most likely a huge factor of why I think this movie is fine. If I was say, 6 years old, this would have been my favorite film of all time. They are defiantly going to make a sequel to this movie (as it is a factor of the SpongeBob property, which has millions and millions of dollars), and I have faith that I will enjoy the next one un-ironically. As I say, a bad movie is better than a boring movie. Bad/((Boring))/Good/Fantastic Final Rating: Boring...

Robert Ivey SpongeBob SquarePants is one of my favorite television shows of all time. Most of the episodes are absolutely wonderful, and several of the jokes hit their marks. The first movie, for a long time, was the greatest movie I've ever seen, until Titanic trumped it a few years later. I never go to theaters so I didn't exactly see this movie on the big screen, and a few years after its release I watched it on the TV upstairs, and now I am able to give my honest opinion about it.This movie is not bad. It's not even mediocre. It's surprisingly really good. But the biggest problem about it is that it doesn't feel like it should be a theatrical film. It feels like an hour and a half long TV special rather than a movie. many people may disagree with me about this, but this barely even feels like a SpongeBob movie. I don't exactly know how to explain it. But that doesn't mean it's bad. Far from it. It's a good movie. The CGI seagulls were hilarious and the pirate also put on a great performance. And also how the main characters all got together to take down the big bad, even the main villain helped our heroes. The jokes mostly hit their mark and several of the scenes where chaos ensues are definitely very funny. But it just doesn't feel like a proper SpongeBob movie to me. Personally, SpongeBob should belong on TV instead of the movie theater. The biggest issue I have is actually the rap battle in the end. I personally think it should be CGI just like how the animals usually are. But otherwise, it's a good movie, with some noticeable flaws.

Floated2 This Spongebob Squarepants movie appears to be based on the popular television series. Having many fans worldwide, the show was due for its second theatrical release. Ones only to wonder why it took 11 years to release the sequel (the original being released in 2004). The plot of this film is quite rehashed but a little twist is what made it enjoyable and better. Director Paul Tibbitt delivers a fish- out-of-water, post-apocalyptic, buddy, road flick with a heavy sprinkle of time-travel. Turning Bikini Bottom into a Mad Max-style dystopia, where everyone wears leather, is just one of the gleefully silly highlights on offer here.Shown in the trailer are many scenes of the crew out-of-water in live 3D, though in the film that only occurs in the very end and it is not for too long. It is possible the best part of the film, although it feels somewhat different than the first half of the movie (where that feels more like an extended episode). Overall, this film is quite entertaining, fans of the series may enjoy it, and it isn't too long which may be a good thing.