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Dave Willis, Matt Maiellaro, Bruce Campbell, Fred Armisen, Tina Fey, H. Jon Benjamin, Jon Glaser, Neil Peart, Dana Snyder, Schoolly D (Arch.), Carey Means (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Reveals the mysterious origins of Meatwad, Frylock and Master Shake. When an immortal piece of exercise equipment threatens the balance of galactic peace, it is up to the Aqua Teen Hunger Force to run away from it. Peril escalates when the Plutonians team up with the Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past to strive for ultimate control of the sinister deadly device. (Verleiher-Text)
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A few minutes after the stylish welcome, it becomes clear that nothing more is coming beyond what the premise and trailer promised. French fries, a shake, and a meatball stop an indescribable something, helped by a pair of Christmas trees and a horny robot. The flaming chicken couldn't surpass its performance from the trailer, so in this case, it's more of a duty and disappointment. But even though I complain about everything around me, I have to admit that a few well-executed absurdities are shown. However, it's not enough for more than a few slight confused smiles.
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Das habe ich wirklich noch nie gesehen! Eine unglaublich lustige und absolut skurrile Fahrt. Geniale Witze und absurder Humor, der einen umwirft. Das lässt sich nicht erzählen, das muss man sehen! Eine extrem witzige Angelegenheit, aber nicht jeder wird es mögen. Zum Beispiel war die spinne mit den Windeln, die im Höllenrap für karamellfarbene Einhörner singt, schon zu viel für mich...
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That’s right, it’s darned funny… in places. Although for most of the movie it tries to be terribly cool and against the grain, but so much that it spoils it. A megamix of loads of ideas, with a considerable amount of loose ends. There are some gags of genius here - no doubt about that, but apart from them there are a lot of lame jokes and some completely dead passages. It had the potential to be a cult cartoon, but in the end it stops half way there. Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theatres is an random mishmash of gags, ideas, revolts and simply anything that might occur to you. There is no story at all and it just comes in one door and goes out the other. It’s certainly worth seeing, but it doesn’t leave you with the feeling that you’d like to ever see it again.
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