History YMMV / ChuckECheeseInTheGalaxy5000

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: Right before Chuck E. crashes into Harry's cave is [[https://youtu.be/f6SqoP2w68Y?t=2348 this]] ExtremeCloseUp.

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: Right before Chuck E. crashes into Harry's cave is [[https://youtu.be/f6SqoP2w68Y?t=2350 this]] ExtremeCloseUp.

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: [[https://youtu.be/LvPDKzSaeyg?t=2350 The subliminal image of Chuck E.'s face that appears before he crashes into Harry's home]], since A: it's an ExtremeCloseUp, and B: a reflection replaces the blacks in Chuck E.'s eyes.

** Everything that isn't a person after the opening restaurant scene is CGI (with the characters shot in front of a green screen), and it shows; the CGI itself looks like the characters stepped into a UsefulNotes/{{PlayStation}} game.

* AccidentalInnuendo: One of the line in Dr. Zoom's VillainSong is "Just a squirt in your face!"

* AccidentalInnuendo: One of the lyrics in Dr. Zoom's VillainSong is "Just a squirt in your face!"

* AccidentalInnuendo: "Just a squirt in your face!"

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/ChristopherSabat (who voiced Munch and the narrator for the Galaxy 5000 news report, as well as appearing on-screen as a piano player and co-writing various songs) and Creator/LydiaMackay (who played Astrid) appear in this movie, years before their fame as voice actors for anime dubs and films. Likewise, this was one of the first Funimation projects for Creator/DuncanBrannan (who voiced Chuck E. at the time), before he became a regular voice actor in the company.

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: [[https://youtu.be/LvPDKzSaeyg?t=2350 The subliminal image of Chuck E.'s face that appears before he crashes into the hermit's home]].

* UncertainAudience: Yep, a movie that is a tie-in to a children's restaurant but [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids you'd be surprised what the movie has in store]]. This film contains a simple plot about Chuck trying to win the futuristic race just for money. Adults may not like the film for being childish due to having over-zany antagonists, some kiddie songs, some corny humor, and a premise that wouldn't sound too out of place for something like ''[[Series/BarneyAndFriends Barney]]'', yet you still have some humor that feels off (like Jasper [[BlackComedy talking about a chicken restaurant in front of Helen]]), Zoom Gas being similar to drugs, what Zoom Gas is actually made of, and implied bestiality at one point. Of course, it's too immature for older audiences (especially since the restaurant itself is a children's place) yet it's too mature for younger audiences.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/ChristopherSabat (who voiced Munch and the narrator for the Galaxy 5000 news report, as well as appearing on-screen as a piano player and co-writing various songs) and Creator/LydiaMackay (who played Astrid) appear in this movie, years before their fame as voice actors for anime dubs and movies.

* TookTheBadFilmSeriously: While many of the performances are decent at best, Creator/DuncanBrannan and Jeremy Blaido really nail their roles as Chuck E. and Jasper. It helps that they'd already been voicing their respective characters in media made before this film.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/ChristopherSabat (who voiced Munch and the narrator for the Galaxy 5000 commercial, as well as appearing on-screen as a piano player and co-writing various songs) and Creator/LydiaMackay (who played Astrid) appear in this movie, years before their fame as voice actors for anime dubs and movies.

* UncertainAudience: Yep, a movie that is a tie-in to a children's restaurant but [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids you'd be surprised what the movie has in store]]. This film contains a simple plot about Chuck trying to win the futuristic race just for money. Adults may not like the film for being childish due to having over-zany antagonists, some kiddie songs, some corny humor, and a premise that wouldn't sound too out of place for something like ''[[Series/BarneyAndFriends Barney]]'', yet you still have some humor that feels off (like Jasper [[BlackComedy talking about a Chicken Restaurant in front of Helen]]), zoom gas being similar to drugs, what zoom gas is actually made of, and implied bestiality at one point. Of course, it's too immature for older audiences (especially since the restaurant itself is a children's place) yet it's too mature for younger audiences.

** Everything that isn't a person after the opening restaurant scene is CGI (with the characters shot in front of a green screen), and it shows due to the CGI being video game-like.

** Everything that isn't a person after the opening restaurant scene is shot in front of a green screen, and it shows; the CGI also looks like they stepped in a video game.

* RetroactiveRecognition: Creator/ChristopherSabat (who voiced Munch and the narrator for the Galaxy 5000 commercial, as well as appearing on-screen as a scuba diver) and Creator/LydiaMackay (who played Astrid) appear in this movie, years before their fame as voice actors for anime dubs and movies.

** Pasqually's wig, eyebrows and mustache are very obviously fake.

* SoBadItsGood: This film is guaranteed to provide a good amount of laughter for its overall [[{{Pun}} cheesiness]].

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: The film has a DancePartyEnding, and then it cuts to the credits before we can see the characters returning to Earth.

* {{Narm}}: '''Lots''' of it:
** The CGI is pretty bad and looks closer to a video game than a planet.
** Pasqually and Harry the Hermit are clearly played by the same actor with the same Italian accent and appearance, which Chuck E. even lampshades.
** The song [[AwardBaitSong "The Real Me"]] itself may be considered NarmCharm.