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So bad, it's good?? The worst cartoon animation ever made gets its own movie, a musical. This thing is such a steaming pile that it might manage to be good in a bad way.

The movie would be a good one for the kids to watch but is pain for adults. Not that I don't like animated movies but Bob's Burger lacked content to keep me involved, fell asleep once. So I would recommend to wait and watch it on an OTT rather than going to movies.

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I just got out of the cinema from watching this and it's incredibly funny and theres scary moments I'm on season 6 and I absolutely love the show I think this is my new favourite comedy film of the year I hope everyone likes it.

If youre making a musical then label it as a musical so those of us that dont like dumb songs in their entertainment can give it a miss (they started singing less than 5 mins in and by 10 mins in they were on the 2nd song).

I really like this show. I'm not a huge fan of musicals. Sometimes I love them, but rarely. Not sure what the thinking was to make the first Bob's movie a musical. If it was purely a musical show, sure, but otherwise it's a very bad decision.

Was lucky enough to see this at a preview screening. The film does a great job of welcoming newcomers into the world of Bob's Burgers while also delighting fans with an endless cavalcade of one-liners. It's joyous to see the same world that we've watched for twelve seasons but told with a film budget, with some absolutely lovely shots that are only possible with more money for the animation. Hardcore fans expecting this to be 90 minutes of material for us may well be disappointed. Several notable recurring characters don't appear, or are reduced to cameos, and a couple of members of the family don't get strong plots in themselves, being largely comic relief. But I'm rather okay with this. (Of course it was a little disappointing in the moment, but I've made my peace with it.) The movie will hopefully bring newcomers to our little show, and I would much rather a strong story than a continuity festival. We have twelve seasons of that already, people! (And the film is strong; I was in a theatre with only a small number of audience members and it still flew by.) What makes the movie work so well is that the writers have not fallen prey to the great temptation for "movies based on the popular TV series". This isn't "the gang wins a trip to Japan!" or "the gang teleport back to Ancient Egypt!" or "Linda becomes world famous as a shampoo commercial spokeswoman!" This is a story that could very easily have been told in a Bob's Burgers episode, but given the room to breathe. By centering almost entirely around existing characters, and taking place entirely within recognisable landmarks, we're given the gift of a truly Bob's Burgers experience. Never once does this film try to be anything other than the show we know and love.