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* CriticalDissonance: Critics unfamiliar with the series panned the movie, but fan response was much better.
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* CriticalDissonance: Critics unfamiliar with the series panned the movie, but fan response was much better.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie will always be more remembered for its ViralMarketing campaign that caused the Boston Bomb Scare, as well as being indirectly responsible for Cartoon Network's perceived NetworkDecay in subsequent years [[note]]After the Bomb Scare, then-CEO of CN Jim Samples stepped down from his position in light of backlash. He was then replaced by Stuart Snyder, who pushed out many of the network's animated series in favor of live-action series in a misguided attempt at competing with Disney Channel and Nickelodeon more. Snyder himself was later replaced by Christina Miller, who received widespread criticism from many longtime CN fans due to her questionable executive decisions that included seemingly prioritizing ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' reruns in the network's scheduling above all else, accusations of enforcing the AnimationAgeGhetto by placing emphasis on more LighterAndSofter works, and apparently favoring domestic cartoonists over creators from outside of [=CN=].[[/note]].
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie will always be more remembered for its ViralMarketing campaign that caused the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Boston_Mooninite_panic Boston Bomb Scare, Mooninite panic]], as well as being indirectly responsible for Cartoon Network's perceived NetworkDecay in subsequent years [[note]]After the Bomb Scare, then-CEO of CN Jim Samples stepped down from his position in light of backlash. He was then replaced by Stuart Snyder, who pushed out many of the network's animated series in favor of live-action series in a misguided attempt at competing with Disney Channel and Nickelodeon more. Snyder himself was later replaced by Christina Miller, who received widespread criticism from many longtime CN fans due to her questionable executive decisions that included seemingly prioritizing ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' reruns in the network's scheduling above all else, accusations of enforcing the AnimationAgeGhetto by placing emphasis on more LighterAndSofter works, and apparently favoring domestic cartoonists over creators from outside of [=CN=].[[/note]].
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie is better remembered for the Boston bomb scare caused by its marketing and the subsequent change in management at Creator/CartoonNetwork that led to its NetworkDecay.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie is better will always be more remembered for its ViralMarketing campaign that caused the Boston bomb scare caused by its marketing and the Bomb Scare, as well as being indirectly responsible for Cartoon Network's perceived NetworkDecay in subsequent change years [[note]]After the Bomb Scare, then-CEO of CN Jim Samples stepped down from his position in management light of backlash. He was then replaced by Stuart Snyder, who pushed out many of the network's animated series in favor of live-action series in a misguided attempt at Creator/CartoonNetwork competing with Disney Channel and Nickelodeon more. Snyder himself was later replaced by Christina Miller, who received widespread criticism from many longtime CN fans due to her questionable executive decisions that led to its NetworkDecay.included seemingly prioritizing ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'' reruns in the network's scheduling above all else, accusations of enforcing the AnimationAgeGhetto by placing emphasis on more LighterAndSofter works, and apparently favoring domestic cartoonists over creators from outside of [=CN=].[[/note]].
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Movie made back more than 5 times it’s small budget.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The entire movie is predicated on one joke, that being the perception that ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force'' is [[SelfDeprecation the last TV show that anyone would want a feature film based on]]. It's basically {{troll}}ing you by existing! Meanwhile, it's heavy adherence to the show's [[LimitedAnimation low-budget aesthetic]] and {{surreal humor}}, along with a slight ContinuityLockout, can make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
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--> '''TCGoCPftF''': ...Shit.
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--> '''TCGoCPftF''': ...'''[=TCGoCPftF=]''': ...Shit.
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** Eventually after revealing that he stole an important screw to ensure the Insanoflex is never fully assembled, ''[[DumbassHasAPoint the Plutonians]]'' are the ones to point out the obvious flaw with his plan.
--> '''Emory''': So can't they just go... buy a screw or something?"
--> '''TCGoCPftF''': ...Shit.
--> '''Oglethrope''': I mean i'd probably just shove a pencil in the screwhole.
--> [Cut to Frylock having fully assembled the Insanoflex]
--> '''Frylock''': I just shoved a pencil in the screwhole.
--> '''Emory''': So can't they just go... buy a screw or something?"
--> '''TCGoCPftF''': ...Shit.
--> '''Oglethrope''': I mean i'd probably just shove a pencil in the screwhole.
--> [Cut to Frylock having fully assembled the Insanoflex]
--> '''Frylock''': I just shoved a pencil in the screwhole.
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* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments:
** The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future begins harassing the Plutonians about the Insanoflex as they attempt to ghost the call they're getting from Frylock about how to assemble one. He tells a long intricate tale about how it's technology that could improve or destroy the world, but eventually gets caught up in his usual inane ramblings until even he can't ignore the elephant in the room.
--> '''The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future''': You'll set it up, but it will take you over a week... and you'll keep telling yourself "I should hop on that and use it"... because these slacks no longer fit righ- You have got to answer that ''fucking'' phone, it's driving me nuts!
--> '''Oglethrope''': Let the machine get it.
** The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future begins harassing the Plutonians about the Insanoflex as they attempt to ghost the call they're getting from Frylock about how to assemble one. He tells a long intricate tale about how it's technology that could improve or destroy the world, but eventually gets caught up in his usual inane ramblings until even he can't ignore the elephant in the room.
--> '''The Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future''': You'll set it up, but it will take you over a week... and you'll keep telling yourself "I should hop on that and use it"... because these slacks no longer fit righ- You have got to answer that ''fucking'' phone, it's driving me nuts!
--> '''Oglethrope''': Let the machine get it.
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* RewatchBonus: [[spoiler:All the hints in the series about Frylock being a lesbian trapped in a man's body as a box of fries become much more noticeable after watching the movie.]]
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* MST3KMantra: As Music/{{Mastodon}} points out, "if you don't understand, you should not be here".
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* AssPull: PlayedForLaughs. Pretty much every single plot twist in the movie comes out of nowhere and has little bearing on the plot (or what little there is of one). Much like the show itself, the entire point of it is to [[MindScrew deliberately make as little sense as possible]].
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* AssPull: PlayedForLaughs. Pretty much every single plot twist in the movie comes out of nowhere and has little bearing on the plot (or what little there is of one). Much like the show itself, the entire point of it is to [[MindScrew deliberately make as little sense as possible]].
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* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax and ''actually'' killing him stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
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* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake ShockingMoments: [[spoiler:Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax and ''actually'' actually killing him stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The entire movies is basically one joke, that being the perception that ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force'' is [[SelfDeprecation the last TV show that anyone would want a feature film based on]]. It's basically {{troll}}ing you by existing! Meanwhile, it's heavy adherence to the show's [[LimitedAnimation low-budget aesthetic]] and {{surreal humor}}, along with a slight ContinuityLockout, can make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The entire movies movie is basically predicated on one joke, that being the perception that ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force'' is [[SelfDeprecation the last TV show that anyone would want a feature film based on]]. It's basically {{troll}}ing you by existing! Meanwhile, it's heavy adherence to the show's [[LimitedAnimation low-budget aesthetic]] and {{surreal humor}}, along with a slight ContinuityLockout, can make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
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* AssPull: PlayedForLaughs. Pretty much every single plot twist in the movie comes out of nowhere and has little bearing on the plot (or what little there is of one).
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into. At times, it feels like the movie is {{troll}}ing you simply by existing.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into. At times, it feels like the movie is {{troll}}ing you simply by existing.
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* AssPull: PlayedForLaughs. Pretty much every single plot twist in the movie comes out of nowhere and has little bearing on the plot (or what little there is of one).
one). Much like the show itself, the entire point of it is to [[MindScrew deliberately make as little sense as possible]].
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: Thefilm's very surreal tone, entire movies is basically one joke, that being the perception that ''Aqua Teen Hunger Force'' is [[SelfDeprecation the last TV show that anyone would want a feature film based on]]. It's basically {{troll}}ing you by existing! Meanwhile, it's heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, the show's [[LimitedAnimation low-budget aesthetic]] and {{surreal humor}}, along with a slight ContinuityLockout ContinuityLockout, can make it difficult for non-fans to get into. At times, it feels like the movie is {{troll}}ing you simply by existing.into.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
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* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into. At times, it feels like the movie is {{troll}}ing you simply by existing.
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* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
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* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax and ''actually'' killing him stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
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* EarWorm: "I Like Your Booty But I'm Not Gay"
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* AssPull: PlayedForLaughs. Pretty much every single plot twist in the movie comes out of nowhere and has little bearing on the plot (or what little there is of one).
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loqYlYqtsmY "Cut You Up With a Linoleum Knife"]]. Never has theater etiquette sounded so badass.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ockHJDRTHT4 Carl's Theme]] by Nine Pound Hammer.
* CriticalDissonance: Critics unfamiliar with the series panned the movie, but fan response was much better.
* EarWorm: "I Like Your Booty But I'm Not Gay"
* MST3KMantra: As Music/{{Mastodon}} points out, "if you don't understand, you should not be here".
* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie is better remembered for the Boston bomb scare caused by its marketing and the subsequent change in management at Creator/CartoonNetwork that led to its NetworkDecay.
* RewatchBonus: [[spoiler:All the hints in the series about Frylock being a lesbian trapped in a man's body as a box of fries become much more noticeable after watching the movie.]]
* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
* SignatureScene: The opening scene with Music/{{Mastodon}}.
* AudienceAlienatingPremise: The film's very surreal tone, heavy adherence to its source material's low budget minimalist presentation, and slight ContinuityLockout make it difficult for non-fans to get into.
* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic:
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loqYlYqtsmY "Cut You Up With a Linoleum Knife"]]. Never has theater etiquette sounded so badass.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ockHJDRTHT4 Carl's Theme]] by Nine Pound Hammer.
* CriticalDissonance: Critics unfamiliar with the series panned the movie, but fan response was much better.
* EarWorm: "I Like Your Booty But I'm Not Gay"
* MST3KMantra: As Music/{{Mastodon}} points out, "if you don't understand, you should not be here".
* OvershadowedByControversy: The movie is better remembered for the Boston bomb scare caused by its marketing and the subsequent change in management at Creator/CartoonNetwork that led to its NetworkDecay.
* RewatchBonus: [[spoiler:All the hints in the series about Frylock being a lesbian trapped in a man's body as a box of fries become much more noticeable after watching the movie.]]
* ShockingSwerve: Again, PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:In particular, Shake shooting Meatwad point blank in the climax stands out as being especially uncalled for.]]
* SignatureScene: The opening scene with Music/{{Mastodon}}.
