Review of Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters (2007) by Russell S — 05 Aug 2016

Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters is a extremely absurd animated film adaptation of the popular animated adult television series, "Aqua Teen Hunger Force", which I'm a pretty big fan of. If you don't like the show's humor, or basically the entire show, then it's a pretty big chance that your not going to have fun watching this movie.

The film is shocking, pretty violent, hilarious, and entertaining because of the way it's thought out. The director and writers don't go over the limits, and they know exactly when to stop at a joke that everybody is hoping doesn't get dragged on for too long, until it gets annoying, or a scene that's funny because it's violent. Throughout the film, everything is well paced and thought out, and the humor is taken out pretty nice and clever too. Animation is a little choppy, and it could have been better, but it's really just as similar as the television series, it's just a 80 minute episode.

The film has a absurd and strange plot line, one of the strangest I have ever seen, even for a animated film.

The film centers around Frylock, Meatwad, and Master Shake (the Aqua Teen Hunger Force) discovering a piece of workout equipment from a workout machine that can possibly destroy the entire world, if more pieces are attached. They travel around New Jersey and beyond trying to grab ahold of the pieces to dispose of it, with The Plutotians, The Cybernetic Ghost Of Christmas Past, and more evil people traveling along to find the pieces, and conquer the world.

Obviously by either being a fan of the show or reading the plot line of the film I just described, you can predict this film to be ridiculously and offensively absurd every minute, with misaventures and missions sidetracking the cast of characters every place they go. Because of how this film turned out to be, there is never really a dull moment in here.

Overall, Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film For Theaters is a delightful film for fans of the show with absurd humor.