History YMMV / SpidersWebAPigsTale

** Another happens when two woodlice, in retaliation for Walt and Ja Rahr purloining fuel from their gas station, pursue their car on motorcycle while shooting missiles at it.

* AntiClimaxBoss: Ja Rahr near the end. Following a single conventional wasp sting, he becomes incapacitated and his cohorts unflinchingly desert him, rapidly destroying his scheme.

* AntiClimaxBoss: Ja Rahr near the end. Following a [[WeaksauceWeakness single conventional wasp sting]], he becomes incapacitated and his cohorts unflinchingly desert him, rapidly destroying his scheme.

* AntiClimaxBoss: Ja Rahr near the end. All it takes is a wasp sting and everyone abandons him.
* {{Anvilicious}}: The end of the film has a speech about the importance of honesty, just in case the earlier scenes about why lying is bad didn't make the intended aesop clear.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Two here: the first is when Walt and Ja Rahr turn the channel on a motel TV, and it starts attacking. Another happens when two silverfish are chasing Walt's car shooting missiles at it. Neither of these events are referenced at all later in the film.

** Walt's [[SpokenWordInMusic Spoken Word In Music]], most notably his "barnyard rap."

* SoBadItsGood: The [[UncannyValley animation]] and [[ClicheStorm predictable]] plot being the main reasons.
* UncannyValley: Everything crosses into this territory, but the ''horses'' and... whatever the hell those things at the gas station and motel are fall into this the most.

* {{Anvilicious}}: About honesty.

* DesignatedHero: Walt. He lies constantly, is unbelievably fickle, and will even abandon others at the sign of danger with nary second thought, but he's still presented as someone who we should want to see overcome his flaws and eventually, escape certain death.

* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Was Ja Rahr planning to take Walt to the slaughterhouse all along? Or was he genuinely trying to make Walt a star, with the slaughterhouse trip a desperate attempt to get ''some'' profit out of an effort that didn't pan out?

* DesignatedHero: Walt. He lies constantly, is unbelievably fickle, and will even abandon others at the sign of danger with little second thought, and he's still presented as someone who we should want to see overcome his flaws.

* DesignatedHero: Walt. He lies constantly, is fickle with a capital F, and will even abandon others at the sign of danger with little second thought, and he's still presented as someone who we should want to see overcome his flaws.

* UncannyValley: Everything crosses into this territory, but the ''horses'' are the worst.

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Two here: the first is when Walt and Ja Rahr turn the channel on a motel TV, and it starts attacking. Another happens when two silverfish are chasing Walt's car shooting missiles at it. None of these events are referenced at all later in the film.

* UncannyValley: Everything crosses into this territory, but the ''horses'', oh god.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Ja Rahr's plan involves taking Walt to the slaughterhouse and have him ground up.

* SoBadItsGood, the [[UncannyValley animation]] and [[ClicheStorm predictable]] plot being the main reasons.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Jai Rahr's plan involves taking Walt to the slaughterhouse and have him ground up.

* HeyItsThatVoice / WTHCastingAgency: As already mentioned, [[Anime/SpeedRacer Corinne Orr]] stars as Walt, his mom Ester, and two others (one really minor character called Cynthia and another minor character who's a granny alien's granddaughter, Lucy. [[Anime/SpeedRacer Peter Fernandez]] also voices Noiman Ja Rahr.

* CrossDressingVoices: The voice of Walt is by Corinne Orr, a woman who was born in 1936. She also voices [[WesternAnimation/ACarsLifeSparkysBigAdventure Sparky the Car]]. And what a coincidence that they are pretty much the same character! The only difference is that Sparky's a car and Walt's a pampered piglet.

* SoBadItsGood, the [[UncannyValley animation]] and [[ClicheStorm predictable]] plot being the main reasons. On the other hand:
** DarthWiki/SoBadItsHorrible

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: At one point in the film, Walt and co. help a grandmother alien get her granddaughter down from a roof, then, when they need a place to stay, they turn to her because Noiman Ja Rahr's credit card is rejected. When there, the granny alien tells them "Don't turn that TV on!". But does Noiman Ja Rahr listen? Of course not! So he turns on the TV for his favorite TV show, Paddle Wackier, when all of the sudden, the TV comes to life and tries to eat them! So what do they do? They live the poor, nice granny alien to defend for herself. Afterwards, Noiman peer pressures Walt into stealing gas, and they are chased by silver fish! But perhaps the biggest moment that qualifies for this trope would be when Walt is starring in an action movie, directed by a Japanese director who cannot speak English, and then, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GYE-Tl5CJkBOOM! AAAAHHH!!!!!! Walt gets blown up and goes flying into the air!]]
* SoBadItsGood

* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: At one point in the film, Walt and co. help a grandmother alien get her granddaughter down from a roof, then, when they need a place to stay, they turn to her because Noiman Ja Rahr's credit card is rejected. When there, the granny alien tells them "Don't turn that TV on!". But does Noiman Ja Rahr listen? Of course not! So he turns on the TV for his favorite TV show, Paddle Wackier, when all of the sudden, the TV comes to life and tries to eat them! So what do they do? They live the poor, nice granny alien to defend for herself. Afterwards, Noiman peer pressures Walt into stealing gas, and they are chased by silver fish! But perhaps the biggest moment that qualifies for this trope would be when Walt is starring in an action movie, directed by a Japanese director who cannot speak English, and then, BOOM! AAAAHHH!!!!!! Walt gets blown up and goes flying into the air!

* SoBadItsGood