For the Sunday posting, a little lighter topic:
AQUA TEEN HUNGER FORCE: MOVIE FILM FOR THEATERS
I saw this on Friday, and oh man, my sides are STILL hurting!
I love the show, it is perfect for my sick, oddball sense of humor.
This is a fun, hilarious, side-splitting funny movie, and worth every dime I paid to see it.
Of course, it's a movie for the Aqua Teen Hunger Force fan base, probably not something the mainstream audiences might "get" at first blush.
The opening sequence on the moviegoing etiquette completely kiiled me, and set the pace for the entire film. All the favorites are there, including Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, and their perfect New Jersey slob archetype neighbor Carl, but also stars old favorites like the Moonites (hey, Boston, remember them?), Oglethorpe, and the over/undersexed robot Ghost of Christmas Past, and the plot is pretty straightforward, but the jokes are sideplittingly hilarious.
With insights into low-grade rock and roll bands, the exercise craze, and the real estate sales market, ATHF is a fantastic movie for those who love the "Adult Swim" feature on Cartoon Network. There would have been bigger box office if it had opened in more theaters.
If you love the show, you will want to see this flick!
Of course, it's a movie for the Aqua Teen Hunger Force fan base, probably not something the mainstream audiences might "get" at first blush.
The opening sequence on the moviegoing etiquette completely kiiled me, and set the pace for the entire film. All the favorites are there, including Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, and their perfect New Jersey slob archetype neighbor Carl, but also stars old favorites like the Moonites (hey, Boston, remember them?), Oglethorpe, and the over/undersexed robot Ghost of Christmas Past, and the plot is pretty straightforward, but the jokes are sideplittingly hilarious.
With insights into low-grade rock and roll bands, the exercise craze, and the real estate sales market, ATHF is a fantastic movie for those who love the "Adult Swim" feature on Cartoon Network. There would have been bigger box office if it had opened in more theaters.
If you love the show, you will want to see this flick!
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