Oh man, this movie is awesome. When I first heard about it, I thought it would be just a "meh" sort of movie. But I was wrong. It turned out to be just about the greatest thing I've ever seen from Sesame Street.

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Oh man, this movie is awesome. When I first heard about it, I thought it would be just a "meh" sort of movie. But I was wrong. It turned out to be just about the greatest thing I've ever seen from Sesame Street.

To start off, the entertainment value is what you'd get from a Jim Henson era Sesame Street episode. It's more significant this time, mainly since this movie is over 80 minutes long.

The humor even was well done. Durring the credits for the movie, the Count litterally counts the credits. All 286 of them (not all of the counting is shown obviously, due to the annoying factors it would bring upon the viewer).

Then, there are celebrity guest stars in this movie. Waylon Jennings plays a turkey farmer that helps Big Bird on his way back to Sesame Street. He also sings a song with Big Bird (my favorite form the movie) called "Ain't No Road too Long."

Speaking of songs, this movie is packed with them. They are very catchy, just like the goodness of Henson era Sesame Street. It would be hard to imagine anyone not enjoying the songs this movie has, because they are extremely well-written.

Last but not least, the plot really contributes to this being an awesome movie. It is simple, yet it works perfectly.

Final Words:

Watch this movie if you can. You'll almost certainly love it.

Final Movie Grade: A+

This movie is hilarious and, despite a lack of music, turns out to be very good.

What a surprise I was in for when I saw this movie. I just thought it would be another stupid Disney movie (see Hunchback of Notre Dame 1+2, The Little Mermaid (1-3), and anything like that), but it turned out to be one of my favorite movies of...
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What a surprise I was in for when I saw this movie. I just thought it would be another stupid Disney movie (see Hunchback of Notre Dame 1+2, The Little Mermaid (1-3), and anything like that), but it turned out to be one of my favorite movies of all-time. It's a major improvement on Disney's part.

So, the movie starts out with a girl named Penny adopting a dog we see playing with a squishy carrot toy. Not so long after that, the movie becomes all actiony and there's a chase scene with a guy called "The Green Eyed Man." So, Bolt, as Penny names him, is teamed up with her to rescue her dad. Then, it turns out that we were just seeing an episode of a Bolt TV show being recorded. We learn that this isn't really what Bolt is--a super-powered dog. However, Bolt doesn't realize this, and that's what the studio is trying to keep him thinking. This proves to be a problem when they finish shooting the next episode, because Bolt thinks Penny really got captured and she needs to be rescued. So, he goes after her and ends up across the country.

There, on his way back to "rescue" Penny, he meets 2 new friends--Mittens, a female black cat with a bit of an attitude and a goofy hamster who loves Bolt's TV show.

Back in the studio, Penny misses Bolt terribly and just can't part with him, even when he's replaced with an identical, but different dog. She needs him.

I won't give any more of the movie away in terms of the plot. You'll have to see it for yourself.

Now, the humor in it is on the lame side in some areas, mainly because this is a children's movie, but there are some parts which I found to be funny, and you may find them funny, as well, if you haven't already seen the movie. The story is a very good one with a very good message. I can't say what the message is, since some of you haven't seen the movie, but let's just say it's a very good one. In short, this is a highly above average Disney movie (for this era), and it would be a shame for someone not to see it.

To not like this movie would be crazy. The Simpsons Movie is a fine example of how awesome the Simpsons franchise is.

The SpongeBob Movie was highly hyped up, and it turned out to be just amazing. There was humor that made me laugh hysterically throughout the movie. Not only did it make me laugh, but the songs in it were catchy to the point where you NEED to have...
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The SpongeBob Movie was highly hyped up, and it turned out to be just amazing. There was humor that made me laugh hysterically throughout the movie. Not only did it make me laugh, but the songs in it were catchy to the point where you NEED to have them on your iPod.

One of my favorite parts from the movie is where Mindy stops Neptune from frying Mr. Krabs, but causes Neptune to aim his trident at the Krusty Krab roof, thus frying David Hasslehoff (who is directly above the Krusty Krab at the surface). Hasslehoff says, "You've done good, Hasslehoff. You've done good." Then, of course, he gets fried, and he says a simple "Ouch."

But don't get me wrong on this. The humor in it will keep parents entertained for good. It isn't just the kind of humor kids laugh at. Not just gross jokes (even those are only butt related), but instead the clever, creative humor from Seasons 1-3 that many SpongeBob fans prefer.

So, you've got my word. You will laugh like crazy when you see this movie. It's a good one. Pop culture references, randomness, all the good humor is there.

Final Rating: 10