Word: spongebob
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...expecting to dislike The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie when I rolled into the Loews Boston Common Theater at 10 a.m. last Saturday. Sandwiched between two seven-year-olds, I began to question my life purpose, but when the film began, I began to realize what everyone’s always talking about. Well, maybe I didn’t really understand what everyone was talking about in terms of the subversive messages that the film supposedly projects to its mature audience, but I was certainly entertained...
...film begins with SpongeBob dejected that his boss, Krusty Krab, did not promote him to manager of the local burger bodega. However, when Krusty Krab is framed, SpongeBob must exonerate his boss to get the promotion he seeks and prove to himself that...
...film takes the audience on a fantasy underwater ride through the depths of a sponge’s soul, testing his courage and self-identity. The movie is about laughs and good times. At one point, SpongeBob and his starfish friend Patrick can’t stop laughing after someone uses the word “weed.” This was one subversive message I could pick up. Wink...
...film reaches its climax on the back of David Hasselhoff, who turns himself into some sort of jet-ski to bring SpongeBob and Patrick back to their home so they can save the day and have a big party. The movie, I think, is more intelligent than I think it was. It is also quite funny. I would recommend it to any audience. If you’ve recently become a baby mama, step out to your local movie theater and see SpongeBob for some old-fashioned family fun. With all-star additions like the aforementioned Hasselhoff, Alec Baldwin...
...difference between the stars of the two biggest movies opening this weekend? One is an inanimate object (National Treasure’s Nicolas Cage) and the other is as lively a being as the big screen has ever seen. That being, of course, is none other than SpongeBob SquarePants, and Stephen Hillenburg is the man behind the invertebrate. The creator, director and screenwriter of both the series and The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, Hillenburg shares the enthusiasm and catholicism of his animated offspring: he aims to make the show appealing to all sorts of audiences...