Review of Teen Titans Go! To the Movies (2018) by Epicladysponge — 26 Jul 2018

The history of Teen Titans Go! begins back in 2013 when it first premiered on Cartoon Network as acquired from the Warner Bros. Animation television library and no, Cartoon Network is not involved in the production of Teen Titans Go!.

As the only channel of its time to air strictly cartoons (or at least primarily since 2007), their job is to air the show on a basis. The show is infamous for numerous things such as its childish humor and repetitive airing times on Cartoon Network.

All of this was literally planned so that it can get a movie of its own. Sadly, it perfectly worked and dominated the movie industry forever. The audience ratings of the show since 2013 was viewed as diverse and biased though I don't care about the show because it served every filler space Cartoon Network had to air its other shows.

I would hate to keep on talking about the show because I am supposed to review Teen Titans Go! To the Movies. This film was literally doomed from the start to become The Emoji Movie 2.0 from the people that find this movie completely unnecessary.

Thankfully and surprisely, the movie did not become The Emoji Movie 2.0. Sure this movie might still have the cringe level very high compared to The Emoji Movie but at least this movie has humor to make it literally a children's version of Deadpool.

Something that the show in its entirety has not achieved. It's not perfect though and it's literally filled of flaws that was carried over from the cartoon that this movie is based on. I find this movie completely unnecessary for the film industry but as far as I am aware that there are Teen Titans Go! fans existing out there, I still think the cartoon did fine enough to make the children constantly watch it on Cartoon Network.

At least SpongeBob SquarePants needed a reason for a movie in 2004 since it was served to be the series finale for the show until Nickelodeon kept the show going for its merchandise. There's absolutely no reason why Teen Titans Go! needed a movie but you know what, at least it sorta worked.

The show is not actually that awful once you view it as its own. Sure it had awful episodes to go with it, but under the hood, it has good episodes too. This movie is near the superior level of awful episodes and inferior level of good episodes.

Children will find this film colorful and amazing to watch but adults, otherwise, will have to find something else to watch. Is this movie worth watching? Let's be real and honest. It isn't, but it's a mess-free film guaranteed if you're up to a few chuckles here and there.