I love you Nick

spunch bob

I LOVED the video Nick! It was so nice going down memory lane and remembering how amazing and heartfelt the first one is 🤧💕

wait why did the thumbnail change?

Viacom is gay and Jewish

He also stole the crown to frame Mr krabs and steal the formula without opposition. This is probably the only time where plankton felt like an actual threat and actually achieved his goals and only wants to maintain his power.

Damn Neptune’s really dumb

I guess you can say A - Y Evil Plans were failures in how he can steal....

@@osmanyousif7849 A to Y?

@@matheusmariani3108 Yeah, A to Y. You know, the alphabet.

"We rode the Hasselhoff!"

david hasselhoff was going abit too far tho in my opinion, if i were to re-write and re-animate this movie, i would've left out the david hasselhoff part and just make the bag of winds work like it's supposed to, everything else was perfect tho

@@nocontext400 how dare you

@@3Guys1Video don't know what to tell ya, that's my opinion and i stand by it. the rest of the story was flowing perfectly and then david hasselhoff shows up out of nowhere and that kinda ruins it in all honesty, and the fact that his chest (or "pecs" or whatever) works like a machine is even more cringe, i'm looking for a magical type of adventure, not just "hey here's some famous guy, lets make him appear at the very end of the movie and serve no ACTUAL purpose besides being basically a battle arena for spongebob and patrick to fight the bounty hunter on" don't get me wrong, the first movie is still easily the best, with sponge out of water being a close second, and the third one being absolute garbage and cringe, BUT they should've stopped live action characters at the "cyclops" who was basically just a deep sea diver doing his job, but made a very intimidating villain when you put yourself in the position of... well spongebob and patrick, cause they see it as "this guy is a cyclops who needs to be stopped" but we as humans would see it as just "oh hey, that guy looks kinda cool in that diving gear, i wanna try that" the one thing i didn't like much was the evil laugh that he does, even if we are supposed to look at the guy as a villain, the evil laugh kinda ruins it, that's another complaint i have (i'm talking about the random "HA HA HA HA" that he does when spongebob and patrick are running around in a glass bowl scared and confused) in my opinion, a villain is much scarier when they are just... silent, unless the type of character they are is being portrayed as the type of villain that would do that, for example: the joker (from batman) is a loud mouth, constantly talking and laughing about everything and is often seen going on a long rant about basically nothing before killing everyone, and he is an amazing character because of that trait because they made it fit perfectly, but the "cyclops" is portrayed as just this mysterious figure who at first IS silent, and that works perfectly, then they break it with the random laugh out of nowhere, i get the humming that he does when he is putting something together tho because that's what a normal person would do lol

@@nocontext400 ._. You’re thinking too deeply into this

He already knew about camp koral they ANNOUNCED it after he died it was in the works for years

Then they put an in memoriam smh in disgust

1. He worked on the movie 2. He never said he didn't want any spin-offs

@@ShamrockFreddyGamer died while being made, and most definitely said no spin offs lol.

@@phunnyguy9382 source?

"wacky but enjoyable" that's not a proper statement, wacky is always enjoyable lol

​@@nocontext400Johnny Test, Teen Titans Go, FanBoy and ChumChum, Breadwinners, Family Guy, Sanjay & Craig

@@elile8567 i stand corrected

​@@elile8567Family Guy used to be good, but it got more mean-spirited overtime, the rest sucks tho!

​@@elile8567unpopular opinion i think teen titans go is actually pretty okay! it's obviously for kids, and it has some.. not amazing humor, but I think the movie and, like, the first season are actually pretty good. I was shocked by how much I actually liked the movie. it's for kids and it's obviously not going for the same vibe as say early spongebob where anyone can enjoy it. it's mostly a kid thing. which actually works for ttg.

Oh yeah, and when the movie was done, my dad, my sister, and I were hungry so we went to a nearby cookie place that was open until 3am. Not exactly relevant, but still a fond memory

@@Queen_Of_Discord i honestly thought you, your dad and your sister were going to the Krusty krab because of that comment

I am 53 and I love watching SB with my 10 yr old nephew, but that showing with those maniacal fans sounds like something really special. I hope that my nephew always remembers SB after he becomes an adult and remembers how his Uncle Torgo still loved to have fun and watch cartoons even while being an adult. And in fact that is the whole message of the film, that one must mature and become responsible but that one should always remember to be silly and laugh from time to time.

I hope the noise the theater made could be counted on the richter scale when the bald scene happened?

@@ivanalves8506 It would've made sense if they went to a restaurant that sold sea food lol

Yep. Plankton requested it lmao

Dennis: "For some reason, he wanted me to step on you..." Patrick: "Step on us?"

@@kylepessell1350 yeah so nobody would know that HE STOLE THE CROWN

@@LilXancheX *Patrick and Spongebob exchange a glance* "...Perhaps I've said too much..."

@@kylepessell1350 T-that’s a big boot…!

When I was a kid, it was the first movie scene I actually shed tears for. I laugh about it now, because I was so genuinely sad, I started sobbing☠️

@@nok4799 I didn’t even cry when I saw titanic for the first time 😂 and yeah, that scene made me cry!

I cried in the movie theater as a kid, and I got emotional when Nick described it

I still cry during that scene. It’s the acting too by how amazingly well it is too that does it for me. And the tear that forms into the heart. It had no right to be that emotional…but it was….

Kids deserve great content as well

Hes epic and there will never be another SpongeBob villain like him.

he's also kinda fine ngl :(

Best part is him show both SpongeBob and Patrick what true man really is

@@xxscribbledragonxx9744 agreed

@@sirbachelorboredmen1314 Patrick: Is he a mermaid?

it has a bag of winds being misused like the odyssey also

*_HASSELFOFF EX MACHINA_*

Yeah I consider seasons 4-5 worthy additions to the spongebobs.

If spongebob ended in season 3 very few would be talking about it today as they wouldn't be airing it regularity.

Season 10 episode 11 Feral Friends is actually one of my favorite episodes of the entire show. I do think seasons 4-6 were a bit cringy, but some episodes still hold up

Season 6, 7, 8, 9A is worse but there's some great episodes: Season 6: Not Normal, Toy Store of Doom Season 7: I ❤ Dancing, Enchanted Tiki Dreams, Love That Squid Season 8: Squidward's School for Grown-Ups (I think there's others) Season 9A (Season 9 first half): License to Milkshake, It Came from Goo Lagoon The show got a lot better in 9B and here i show you the great episodes: Season 9B (season 9 second half): Lost in Bikini Bottom, Squid Plus One, What's Eating Patrick?, Patrick! The Game, SpongeBob LongPants, Two Thumbs Down, Sharks vs. Pods, Goodbye, Krabby Patty?, Bulletin Board, The Whole Tooth Well that's a LOT of great episodes in 9B. Still doesn't believe it's great, huh? Season 10: Mimic Madness, SpongeBob's Place, Burst Your Bubble, The Getaway, Feral Friends Season 11: The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom, Krabby Patty Creature Feature, Squid Noir, Chatterbox Gary, Doodle Dimension, Appointment TV, Karen's Virus, The Night Patty Season 12: King Plankton, The Krusty Bucket, Shell Games (Do NOT say this episode is a continuity error, maybe Patrick just keeps replacing his rock with the new one and it got replaced accidentally by a sea turtle.), SpongeBob's Big Birthday Blowout, Handemonium, Who R Zoo?, Bubble Bass's Tab, Krusty Koncessionaires Season 13: Goofy Scoopers, Food PBFFT! Truck, Squidferatu, Salty Sponge, Ride Patrick Ride, Dopey Dick (if you think the title is gross and funny then you're not a 1900s kid), and Big Top Flop Season 14: BassWard at the time of writing this comment, season hasn't finished airing

Agreed

Plus it fits the ocean aesthetic of SpongeBob

Him shooting them down into the ocean with his pecs is still the first thing I think of when I see David Hasselhoff.

@Random Task N-Word him being a dated icon really did work in his favor. It's like the kids that would go watch that movie would have parents that would know of baywatch it was perfect. I think the newer movies wanted to cater to the now adult fanbase of the show but lost the plot. Ppl would've been more excited to see tom kenny be patchy again than keanu....

It's definitely number 3 for me. He's written like a spongebob character. The hairy body, the pecs launch, and being a living arena. Not only are they great gags but the irreverence felt like he was getting in on it

​@shame on you i remember watching this movie in theaters. It's mine and my dad's favorite cartoon and let me tell you; every adult in the theater busted a gut when Hasselhoff came on screen. I was like "huh?" And my dad told me about Baywatch afterwards

Nice Daria pfp

How did you come up with your channel name? I'm brainstorming but no lightning flashes.

20....year...?? 😱

i regularly remember the song

I'M A COOMY COOMER YEAH! YOU'RE A COOMY COOMER YEAH! WE'RE ALL COOMY COOMERS YEAH! COOMY COOMY COOMY COOMY COOMERS YEAHaaaa ⭐️🧽

he literally says that at 2:51

We know that yes

And it is the finale, despite SpongeBob having almost no continuity, all the episodes and other movies take place before the first movie. After all, the movie is when Plankton finally gets the Krabby Patty formula for real and when SpongeBob gets a promotion to manager.

@@silverdamascus2023 shoot you’re right

I mean, thanks to it not being the finale, I wouldn't have watched the reruns of the old episodes as a baby

The ice cream scene is always my favorite scene from the first movie. It's humor is just such a creative genius way of tip-toeing around the censors and making the movie just age appropriate enough.

I would also like to give my insights to why the ice cream scene is more creative and had a lot of thought put into it. For me, that scene is a two-way representation that has different meanings to appeal to its mature and younger audiences. For us older viewers, we can clearly understand that the ice cream they’re indulging themselves into is a symbolism for alcohol and the behavior they’re putting off is an obvious sign of drunkenness from consuming too much alcohol (ice cream). It gives us a good representation of the bad effects of addiction, lack of self-control, and alcoholism in a scene that was played as a gag. But, for the younger audiences who are mostly unable to grasp abstract concepts, it plays out in a straightforward manner: Eating too much ice cream is BAD for you. I mean, it’s true that eating that much ice cream in a short amount of time is bad for your body and health. It’s able to simply show the basic ideas of bad eating habits and negligence to children and young people alike in an entertaining way. The reason why this scene works as a “scene” because it’s able to show the mature audiences its true nature and meaning while still being able to play it innocently as Spongebob and Patrick unhealthily eating too much ice cream.

Meanwhile Pokémon removes any semblace of slot machines in their remakes.

Absolutely. And it works because alcohol severely messes up your blood sugar levels. And these days sugar really has become a drug or a method to self medicate for people. Smart writing done by people who understand the world and characters and audiences not execs and corpo assbags that put dumb minion style birds in the movie. Soulless. Money driven. Makes us all worse people.

I’d argue they intended it to be a movie a family watches together. Really I see the show similarly as something intended for families to watch together. That’s what leads to creators putting in aspects both children and adults (who get the references) find funny. That said for worse or for worse times have changed. Kids are frequently exposed to gambling in digital spaces and store fronts. Roblox literally has a job and stock market (both unregulated). Gambling is unfortunately something you can expect children to understand and they probably frequently engage in.

tbh I always thought it was an unspoken reference to "Dennis the Menace," an extremely popular character from the 1950's. Maybe just a reference for the older crowd. IMO it made the joke hold up even better that they simply called him "Dennis"-- he didn't need an epithet to tell us he's a menace!

@@sonictimm same, I thought it was also a reference to Dennis the menace.

And then Always Sunny came along

Dennis is also “sinned” backwards

I don't even see his name being Dennis as a joke

Yeah, I mean even Spongebob's creator and Gravity Falls's creator were once new talent to begin. Why would the big TV networks suddenly STOP accepting new talent now?

@@omomori9214 These studios used to take risks in the beginning! They had to! New shows always deserve a chance and even older series were an unsafe, new thing at one point in time.

Even low budget companies are willing to do this exact thing, albeit knocking it off instead of remaking it: High Guardian Spice is a recent example of a crappy knockoff product.

@@ExtremeWreck High Guardian Spice, of course! This is the perfect storm of what you get when a kids' show like Gravity Falls does not have to obey Standards & Practices guidelines, and they get to have kids swear and teach swears to kids watching that show because the people making the show act like kids who do and say dirty stuff because they are trying and failing to be "edgy."

@@adamkalb1 Nah, it's more of a ripoff of Akazukin ChaCha & by that I mean it literally just plagiarizes many elements from ACC then turns them around a little bit to form them into stupid 4th wave feminist material as a way to not get sued for plagiarism.

Season 4 is fine too

Totally agree, but small correction: "predecessors" means that the movies came before, "successors" means that they came after. If you're talking abt the moves that came after the first Spongebob movie I think it's more accurate to use successor

@@LancesArmorStriking but doesn’t ‘successor’ also mean the better version of something in the past? The 2 movies after the original weren’t nearly as good as the first.

@@CountryOfFinland No successor means the next thing in succession or the thing that follows. It has the same root as sequence or sequel. So successor is the correct term not predecessor.

@@CountryOfFinland success and successor are two different things, and regardless predecessor still doesnt work

@@LancesArmorStriking oh shit you're right lol

Yeah I was kinda confused why he said that it was a joke, but now you point it out, I do vaguely remember kinda going "heh, Dennis" It's like hearing about some serial killer on the news and then hearing that they caught him and his name was "Nick"

@@mikethegoo imagine a slasher named keith roaming the streets at night

@@ivanalves8506 Killer Keith sounds closer to a tall tale from the old west than a serial killer

I guess when i was a little kid i wouldn’t understand dennis being a scary name. They should’ve named him like “raymond” or “kyle”

@@mikethegoo Make it Sylvester instead

Nickelodeon should shame themselves for that retcon.

isn't camp coral implied to be a different universe or smth

@@ImNotDragoonIt's canon. But Stephen Hillenburgh wouldn't agree.

@@EnricoPacuNo I'm pretty sure Tidal Zone confirmed they were separate dimensions

@@ImNotDragoon If that's true Oh, thank god!!

The first couple seasons of Spongebob, as well as the movie, were, and still are, amazing. Every now and then me, a friend, or a family member will make a reference from older Spongebob and the rest of us will understand immediately. I need to rewatch the first few seasons again someday...

i never really liked spongebob as a kid, yet those live action scenes are literally some of the only things i remember from my childhood

@@inrodu_1027 Me too. I was more of a Sonic fan really & Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog fitted that role of randomness to me.

I'm surprised high schoolers even know the first movie tbh

Nick recently had a top 20 SpongeBob moments they were all from the first four seasons

that part still gets me in tears lol

@@aguy138 same, literally every time i watch this movie and get to that part i start crying into a pillow

When I seen it in theaters I think I cried too😭 not even joking I remember wiping my face after they came back to life

It’s sad and funny at the same time I laugh while crying sad tears

I shed a tear for that in this video. Not when I first saw it though, but I may have been too young to really... Yeah connect or relate to it... That and I have kinda been raised with a relative mindset. I don't cry over stuff easily, yet I do it a little more easily nowadays than when I was little...

Agree, I'm a Spongeboomer and I was actually very surprised at how quality the animated half of the movie is. The live action part is meh but it wasn't enough for me to say the movie wasn't enjoyable. I honestly thought it was better s4-5 which is where I stopped watching Spongebob on TV.

Of course. Just don't be a man-child. And people who can't be childish every now and then are boring anyway

it's SUCH a good encapsulation of spongebob's character too. i love when series finales push their characters to their absolute limits either physically or mentally because that's often when we get to see the truest version of them.

"What everyone said about us is true Patrick." "You mean that we're attractive?"

yeah most other kid's movies would be like "aww man i was 2 steps away from winning but i didn't win so i'm gonna complain now" which basically teaches kids the wrong way to go about things, you can't win them all, and even if you lose, have fun with your failure, don't just be like "waaaaaahhh i lost" just be like "ok then"

the thing that really insinuates this is the fact that they were happy they even got to their location is how they won. If they hadn’t cried that tear of joy they would’ve never got out of the situation

You may not know it ~cooowwwwbooooyyyyy~, but we got a rule around here about bLoWiN bUbBlEs:

@@MrDrProfJMF "All bubble blowing babies will be beaten senseless by every... able bodied... patron in the bar?"

@@MrDrProfJMF kid named bubbles:

@@boobyegg2135 goodnight everybody

That’s why I believe every tv show/movie/series needs a PROPER ending. Better to end it on a high note than to awkwardly drag it out of its resting place for the rest of eternity.

Not just a childrens film but just a film in general

agreed. my mom loves television and HATED spongebob because of the annoying nature of the characters. i get that she's older and not all older people like spongebob but, she LOVED this movie and some of the older episodes or first episodes you could say because of the adult humor present in the small 10 minute 2 part episodes. i got my mom into tons of kids shows on nick as a kid and even Disney like icarly, hannah montana, drake and josh, that so raven etc. and tons more i'm not naming because she loved that bonding moment with me and my older brother when he was still into kids television. i loved the fond memories of the early 2000's and even early 2000's tv and i don't think new kids tv will ever hold up in my opinion.

Agreed... Unfortunately

No the second movie was flawless.

@@icecreamhero2375 agreed. The second film does a better job at having all the main cast interact. I also like it when plankton teams up with the others as well.

@@icecreamhero2375 I also disagree with people saying that spongebob is more hyperactive and dumb in the newer episodes. I’d argue he was probably at his most goofy during season one, and in later seasons they actually tone him down, and make him the straight-man when interacting with patrick. To be fair it is true that he DOES often act dumb and hyperactively in the newer episodes, but i’d argue this is more just sponge-bob being written inconsistently, rather than his character changing much in any specific direction. You can cherry-pick sponge bob being dumb, or smart in any season.

The sequel was just plot recycling

Yeah same goes for Seasons 1-4 of the show.

@Morbius 🅥 🤓

& Anim3

Hillenburg considers it the canonical finale

I wonder how everyone would react if the franchise ended with Spongehenge.

I mean... You can technically put it after the "last" episode of SpongeBob and it would work, since the whole show is so episodic and the only extra detail in the movie is that this is, in fact, Plankton's last plan (plan Z)... It would technically be the very last idea he has, after which SpongeBob becomes the manager and everyone lives happily ever after. (unless, of course, a future episode mentions the plan, the time the crown got saved or the fact that SpongeBob is the manager or isn't anymore. But I don't think I would consider that episode Canon)

If I knew the first movie was supposed to be the end I would've cried, I was 8 when I saw it in the theater and even back then I felt like there was something special about the ending.

@@mikethegoo I don't consider the modern episodes canon

Thats mid-2010s lmao

Yeah

I don’t know why people get confused with the early 2010s with the mid 2010s. Or even getting mixed up with the 2000s and 2010s. It’s just strange.

It technically was

​@@eko9554I usually remember them based on popular trends that I've seen. The early tens had neon colors and flashy designs, which gradually transitioned to native indie designs, plaids, then retro aesthetics near 2015, and eventually the trends of ombre blue and purples/galaxy and opal texture designs as we approached 2020. After 2020, you'll connect certain trends with certain events.

Yes, it should have stopped.

No wonder it was dumped in Netflix

I do love the animation style of sponge on the run. But I hate the story.

this is depressing of what nickelodeon is doing

Yup. I realized that in Sponge Out of Water. It was so subpar seeing it in theatres. I didn't even see the 3rd movie. Never will.

Correction:Watch sponge on the run if you hate yourself

At least the Kenny G Gary Come Home cover in the credits was good

@@Ninja_4561 Does that actually happen

@@thehonorablereverendaddiso1943 Yep

True, sponge out of water was pretty good, decent plot, great world building, and overall loved it as a kid, and still do today

"U is for U and me"

"N is for anywhere and anytime at all!"

“Down here in the deep blue sea!”

“F is for fire that burns down the whole town”

"U's for URANIUM. BOMBS."

Kamp Koral was his penultimate project related to SpongeBob

@@joshuaW5621 sorry, you’re right. i just remember fighting tooth and nail before that info came out (and around the kamp koral discourse) that the musical was 100% hillenberg-approved, so my memory of the kk discourse is much more focused on the musical than anything else. either way, he worked w the directors n got to see the bway premier

Big agree! the musical could honestly be considered a third film in place of kamp koral. it has similiar heart to the first film and a satisfying end

YES

I watched the musical through UKposts (somehow it wasn't deleted) and was astounded with how authentic it felt. The characters seem to start off how they do in the animated series, but then subtly go off into their own interpretations and you're just fine with them. Great songs too.

same lol

That's one of the good bit too. From "I'm ready, promotion." to "I'm ready. depression." is so good.

Same

He knew to the grave.

he always knew, also ig keeping him alive is bad idea because he might died because cringed so much at the recent movie from baby he take care of

When he passed, he took the heart and soul with him.

I have a feeling that he's known that for years now.

@Manhog Sonic ok

@Manhog Sonic it's because the majority of the imagination wasn't coming from Steve

Manhog Sonic "BuT iT's nOT My sPOngEbOB"

@Manhog Sonic why r u pressed abt it

@Manhog Sonic ok

Calm down that's not what happened at all

@@anonymouslucario285 it is tho

@@anonymouslucario285 it seems like it is

Fun fact: Stephen Hillenberg actually worked on the 3rd movie but he passed away before it could finish production so I think Nick changed the way to get Gary by adding a Ad, Fun right?

Thought for a second that with Nick you were refering to the channel instead of Nickelodeon

Damn! I didn't even ☠️

🤯

I’ve always noticed that but didn’t put the other pieces together

Plankton miswrote his own plans 💀

nickelodeon has gone too far with stephen this time

Ween's album 'The Mollusk' is actually one of the original inspirations for the show - some of their lyrics were even hidden in the early episodes!

Wait, ocean man actually played at the end? Either I never watched further than that moment where the song started, it isn't in the Dutch version, or I have last seen it so long ago that I don't remember it playing due to not having been memorable enough for my child mind to remember other than that one meme I later saw where someone sang it in a very shitty way, which, I thought was just "haha funny, ocean man because spongebob", or that it was just an edit of the actual song when it played, not part of the actual movie...

@@mikethegoo Yup! I don’t know about nationalized versions, but the original western English release has Ocean Man in the credits

@@leightonpetty4817 Nice!

@@uhoh2017 Ween also inspired the voice acting for the show South Park haha

Perfection

I couldnt understand even a fraction of this comment

@@Twaddle495 that sucks for you ig

@@Twaddle495 he or she basically enjoyed life, if you couldn't understand it

Party Plz must’ve never had a childhood in the 2000s, that’s my guess

it was also called "the masterpiece you can never recreate"

@@MRTN_theboy probably the best title

Making Kamp Koral itself is already disrespecting the foundation Hillenburg made.

No Patrick, mayonaise is not an instrument...

If SpongeBob SquarePants just ended at 60 episodes and a movie, do you think SpongeBob SquarePants today would still be as popular as Avatar: The Last Airbender which had the same number of episodes and seasons? Because that was a completely different type of Nickelodeon cartoon from Spongebob. Because I believe Spongebob's unusual longevity is what helps to make it stand out more from similar 1990s Nicktoons such as Rocko's Modern Life or Hey Arnold! or CatDog. It is what gives Spongebob an edge with another long-running 1990s Nicktoon, Rugrats.

@@adamkalb1 I wouldn't mind SpongeBob still living but my main problem is that the new episodes are so terribly bad that it just makes keeping the show alive not worth it anymore. And the worst part is that it's never going to end because of the massive amount of money it makes for Nickelodeon, and so SpongeBob will continue to go down an endless downward spiral while Nickelodeon keeps spitting on Hillenburg's grave. I also don't like how they keep making references to older episodes of the show in newer episodes. It's nice but it just makes you want to watch the older episodes again and go back to SpongeBob's golden age. Why salvage these cute little nods to when the show was good for a few seconds, when you can salvage it longer by watching the *GOOD* episodes that the nods came from?

One of the reasons thet make these dumbed down versions for little kids is because modern day parents are soft and dont let their kids see any shows with something as simple as two characters disagreeing because it is "violent media hurting child development" this is also why we will never get a scene like spongebob saying don't drop the soap ever again.

spongebob and sandy meetup bugs me the most

@Safwaan More than you might think, i know plenty.

Tbh, kamp koral is a different universe in my eyes

@Wolfgalaxy underrated comment

Lewis plagerised the prophets super hard

Hindenburg?

@@DominikPac-Boy it was a blimp that crashed and burned. Look it up for more info if you like 👍

@@bigmancharles1 Ooh yeah that one. I thought he missplet hillberg.

Agree

@@DominikPac-Boy misspelt* Hildenburg*

its sad because they realized that they finally made it to shell city even though they were dying

Also THEY thought that those very moments were their last, so they spent em happy

That ALMOST happened, but executives axed that idea because it would've looked low budget apparently.

@@ExtremeWreck Seriously?

@@supermariof0521 Yup. Phantomstrider talked about it here: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pIaClalubWdjl4U.html

@MageBurger That Nickelodeon thought it looked too low budget?

@@supermariof0521 Far as I remember they feared the "low-budget" aesthetic the usual patchy segments bare wouldn't read well with parents.

bro it's spongebob who cares about the continuity and cannon of the movies? Animes that take their lore extremely seriously even have non cannon movies, so I don't see how this is by any means an excuse for sponge out of water. foh with that

Genuinely couldn’t agree more, sponge out of water has been one of my favorite movies for a long time and this comment encapsulates why I still think it’s good

I thought that exactly

I must disagree. Cannon really hasn't been a big concern of Sponge Bob tv show. Even if this was a concern they could have still given the charters better arks while keeping continuity. To give my 2 cents, I like the movie. It gives me some chucks and I enjoy its surreal elements (shifts in art style, and odd concepts like bubbles the dolphin and the book) however I do wish it come together better. Meany of the elements feel disconnected, with plot lines and Ideas being dropped or being reintegrated in tinny ways. I with it had more focus but as it stands I enjoyed the movie and I wildest mind seeing it again inspire of my grips.

Yea Sponge On The Run is garbage

As someone who performed this at my local Community theater I highly recommend it. The songs are great and the comedy is peak SpongeBob. It felt like a slightly snarkier version of SpongeBob.

The spongebob musical is way, WAY better than a stage musical based on a TV show has any right to be. Its so good

@don't be surprised Great, another stupid comment bot ruining my day!

@don't be surprised That's a rickroll, isn't it.

@don't be surprised Let's be honest we don't give a shit

@don't be surprised bot bad ha ha give me likes

@don't be surprised I enjoyed the fucking ENDING

He probably would've said that they disrespected him if they didn't show that screen

I understand what he meant tho, because the movie was a lifeless spin-off, and Stephen Hillenburg himself said that he didn't want spin-offs for Spongebob

Hopefully you still did well at school.

I can do this as well. 10/10 childhood movie

I feel the same I watched the movie so many times since I found it out as an 8 year old I used to jump on my chair and sing the goofy goober rock song off the top of my head

Tell me why I did the same exact thing in school as a kid

@@Squirtle-gk4ri I domt understand the hype for this movie. It’s so boring, I’ve seen it like a hundred times as a kid too, and I can’t stand it these days. It’s just so predictable, I already know what’s gonna happen. Nothing interesting, it’s not funny, it’s so boring. And here we have this grown man on UKposts praising the movie… I think the second movie was better due to the action scenes. Don’t get me wrong. The first movie was the best, but now it’s just outdated, old and useless. The movie deserves to rot at the antique shop where it belongs.

Me too, watching it as a kid I think it was the first movie that made me tear up and I wasn't even a big spongebob fun because it didn't really play on the tv where I lived.

Dude I'm 1 year older than you and that heart tear scene still gets me, it's even worse as an adult because it makes me miss being a kid and watching SpongeBob...I can still rewatch it again but I will never get back the old days I once had before stress came along and I realized how cruel the world really is

Sameeeee ♥️

@@morganbrown8565 agreed 😔🙏🏽

Everyone's overlooking the fact that their last breath before they died was laughter. Not vocally crying or a dying breath. Genuine happinesses before death's door. It just feels so impactful in a way that I don't know how to describe. Gives me chills in a good way

I’m glad sum Adults see it at the wider view

But… Stephen made the movie? He left SpongeBob sometime after, this whole operation was HIS idea, not theirs. He considered this to be the true end of SpongeBob, and was not a fan of them continuing for so long. You can be mad at SpongeBob going past the movie, but leave Stephen’s series finale alone.

@@thepsycheduck pretty sure the comment is refering to the sponge on the run movie...

@@thepsycheduck dude he was talking about sponge on the run

I didn’t… watch the video, sorry, I clicked it to see the comments, after watching it, that makes much more sense, sorry.

I swear to god my earliest memory is me watching the movie in theaters with my mom and when Ocean Man kicked in I just cried. I started silently crying because of the feeling that song filled me with. Even today whenever I hear it I get these feelings of closure, nostalgia and optimism.

I was literally like 5-6, crying to the credits like "My childhood is over!!" 😂😭

It's an amazing closer moment but also very funny and fitting; "Ocean Man" was a song on "The Mollusk", the 1997 album by Ween that *inspired Stephen Hillenburg to create Spongebob Squarepants* .