History YMMV / TheAngryBirdsMovie

* DesignatedHero: Red is interestingly a back-and-forth example of this. The first scene and the jury show him clearly mistreated and isolated from the others, providing also a sad background of him being bullied and having no parents. That said, he is shown acting like a complete JerkAss both around Matilda (who, unlike the judge, is ''not'' treating him unfairly) and the others, who are outcasts just like him, and defies every one of their attempts to befriend him (albeit in a polite manner). When the pigs come, he gets immediately antagonizing due to a wrong-doing. He ''is'' right about the fact that they destroyed his house (although unwillingly), and no one is offering to help repair it; however, he did something similar by destroying the puppet Chuck made (willingly), and he never offers to Chuck any help. Chuck even lampshades the analogy, and that goes over his head (though to be fair, Chuck does drop the whole thing with his puppet, and Red does apologize in a DeletedScene at the banquet). Then he spends a good chunk of the movie being antagonistic toward the pigs due to this personal wrongdoing and pointing every single difference between them as ominous. After his meeting with Mighty Eagle, however, he steps into a decidely heroic role, becoming TheLeader for the birds as a whole, facing personally the pigs to retrieve the eggs and risking his life to recover the one egg that Mighty Eagle doesn't recover.

** Mighty Eagle's BluntNo has become one recently.

** Red launching himself into King Pig's castle.
** The scene where Mighty Eagle pees in the Lake of Wisdom is unfortunately one of the film's better remembered moments. Even Creator/RovioEntertainment seems to be aware of this, as it got a reference in a cutscene of ''Angry Birds Reloaded''.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Mighty Eagle being washed-out and overweight after everyone looks up to has been criticized for being copied plot elements from ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'' where the Mighty Eagle is also a basically like "Big Z".

*** "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor, which plays during the DancePartyEnding and fits nearly perfectly.

* ClicheStorm: Let's see. The protagonist is an orphaned outcast who sees a possible threat when the Pigs visits Bird Island and tries to warn everyone but no one believes him because everyone is oblivious while his biggest hero turns out to be a lazy slug, The visitors betrays the birds and they steal their eggs, the bird community chooses the protagonist as their leader when they realize he was right all along and after the final battle, everyone thinks the protagonist dies, but it turns out he's alive. And let's not forget about the DancePartyEnding.

** Mighty Eagle's LittleNo has become one recently.

* CrossesTheLineTwice: Bomb and Chuck gargling the water from the Lake of Wisdom, spitting it back and forth, and eventually swallowing it: {{Squick}}. Then Mighty Eagle [[ToiletHumor takes a leak in said lake]], at which point it becomes hilarious (and perhaps then goes right back to {{Squick}}).
* DesignatedHero: Red is interestingly a back-and-forth example of this. The first scene and the jury show him clearly mistreated and isolated from the others, providing also a sad background of him being bullied and having no parents. That said, he is shown acting like a complete JerkAss both around Matilda (who, unlike the judge, is ''not'' treating him unfairly) and the others, who are outcasts just like him, and defies every one of their attempts to befriend him (albeit in a polite manner). When the pigs come, he gets immediately antagonizing due to a wrong-doing. He ''is'' right about the fact that they destroyed his house (although unwillingly), and no one is offering to help repair it; however, he did something similar by destroying the puppet Chuck made (willingly), and he never offers to Chuck any help. Chuck even lampshades the analogy, and that goes over his head (though to be fair, Chuck does drop the whole thing with his puppet, and Red does apologize in a DeletedScene at the banquet). Than he spends a good chunk of the movie being antagonistic toward the pigs due to this personal wrongdoing and pointing every single difference between them as ominous. After his meeting with Mighty Eagle, however, he steps into a decidely heroic role, becoming TheLeader for the birds as a whole, facing personally the pigs to retrieve the eggs and risking his life to recover the one egg that Mighty Eagle doesn't recover.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nssyyXOS3c8 "Red on the Run"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJciBWpregg "Birthday Party"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElxyCi4hRPE "Ready, Aim, Fire!"]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q12nOJwgqSY "I Used to Believe in You"]].

** The scene where Mighty Eagle pees in the Lake of Wisdom is unfortunately one of the film's better remembered moments. Even Rovio seems to be aware of this, as it got a reference in a cutscene of ''Angry Birds Reloaded''.

* WTHCastingAgency: Downplayed with Terrence: while it's strange that ''Creator/SeanPenn'' was chosen to play him, seeing as he's TheQuietOne, he's been noted as having anger issues of his own, so the jokes work on another level.

* MemeticMutation: Mighty Eagle's LittleNo has become one recently.

* VideoGameMoviesSuck: A minor case. Though not necessarily bad, it has received mixed reviews from critics and has only a 43% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of a 5/10 (Which is ''still'' pretty high as far as video game movies go... or it was, before the release of Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020).

* SoOkayItsAverage: The general consensus is along the lines of this, seeming to have a flaw for every good thing about the movie. [[VideoGameMoviesSuck As far as movies based on video games go, however]], that's saying something.

* VideoGameMoviesSuck: A minor case. Though not necessarily bad, it has received mixed reviews from critics and has only a 43% on Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of a 5/10 (Which is ''still'' pretty high as far as video game movies go, only ''Anime/FinalFantasyTheSpiritsWithin'' - [[InNameOnly which also bares little resemblance to the games]]- has a higher RT rating, not that it says much).

* DesignatedHero: Red is interestingly a back-and-forth example of this. The first scene and the jury show him clearly mistreated and isolated from the others, providing also a sad background of him being bullied and having no parents. That said, he is shown acting like a complete JerkAss both around Matilda (who, unlike the judge, is ''not'' treating him unfairly) and the others, who are outcasts just like him, and defies every one of their attempts to befriend him (albeit in a polite manner). When the pigs come, he gets immediately antagonizing due to a wrong-doing. He ''is'' right about the fact that they destroyed his house (although unwillingly), and no one is offering to help repair it; however, he did something similar by destroying the puppet Chuck made (willingly), and he never offers to Chuck any help. Chuck even lampshades the analogy, and that goes over his head (though to be fair, Chuck does drop the whole thing with his puppet, and Red does apologize in a DeletedScene at the banquet). Than he spends a good chunk of the movie being antagonistic toward the pigs [[UnfortunateImplications due to this personal wrongdoing and pointing every single difference between them as ominous]]. After his meeting with Mighty Eagle, however, he steps into a decidely heroic role, becoming TheLeader for the birds as a whole, facing personally the pigs to retrieve the eggs and risking his life to recover the one egg that Mighty Eagle doesn't recover.

* NeverLiveItDown: The scene where Mighty Eagle pees in the Lake of Wisdom is unfortunately one of the film's better remembered moments. Even Rovio seems to be aware of this, as it got a reference in a cutscene of ''Angry Birds Reloaded''.

* RetroactiveRecognition: One of the Blues is voices by Noah Schnapp, who would later go on to play [[Series/StrangerThings Will Byers]].
* SignatureScene: Red launching himself into King Pig's castle.

* TooBleakStoppedCaring: Even if Red is a jerk, it's very hard to sympathize with the bird comminuty when (almost) everyone treats him like a moron.
* UnfortunateImplications: The film has been [[http://www.avclub.com/review/angry-birds-movie-infuriatingly-unfunny-236797 called out]] for having a message that can easily be constructed as "immigration equals invasion and they're going to steal all your stuff", just like certain right-wing politicians are saying these days. Many anti-immigration pundits even took to Twitter praising this supposed message, not that it's a good sign when your only big budget ally in Hollywood is a [[Creator/SonyPictures Sony]]-produced animated film (though Creator/SonyPicturesAnimation was not involved with this film whatsoever).

* WTHCastingAgency: Downplayed with Terrence: while it's strange that ''[[Creator/SeanPenn Sean Penn]]'' was chosen to play him, seeing as he's TheQuietOne, he's been noted as having anger issues of his own, so the jokes work on another level.

* ClicheStorm: Let's see. The protagonist is an outcast orphan, sees a possible threat when the Pigs visits Bird Island, tries to warn everyone but no one believes him because everyone is oblivious, his biggest hero turns out to be a lazy slug, The vistors betrays the birds and they steal thier eggs, The bird community choses the protagonist as thier leader when they realize he was right all along and after the final battle, everyone thinks the protagonist dies but turns out he's alive. And let's not forget about the dance party at the end.

* ClicheStorm: Let's see. The protagonist is an outcast orphan, sees a possible threat when the Pigs visits Bird Island, tries to warn everyone but no one believes him because everyone is oblivious, his biggest hero turns out to be a lazy slug, The vistors betrays the birds and they steal thier eggs, The bird community choses the protagonist as thier leader when they realize he was right all along and after the final battle, everyone things the protagonist dies but turns out he's alive. And let's not forget about the dance party at the end.

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The part where the Mighty Eagle being washed-out and overweight after everyone looks up to has been criticized for being copied plot elements from ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'' where the Mighty Eagle is also a basically like "Big Z".

** The part where the Mighty Eagle takes off while playing ''[[Music/RickAstley Never Gonna Give You Up]]'' becomes this in the second movie when it’s revealed [[spoiler: he did in fact give up, let down, and desert Zeta and their daughter (though he was unaware of the second), which may have led to the former’s StartOfDarkness.]]

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Mighty Eagle being washed-out and overweight after everyone looks up to has been criticized for being copied plot elements from ''WesternAnimation/SurfsUp'' where the Mighty Eagle is also a basically like "Big Z".

* TheyCopiedItSoItSucks: The Mighty Eagle being washed-out and overweight after everyone looks up to has been criticized for being copied plot elements from ''WesternAnimation/SurfUp'' where the Mighty Eagle is also a basically like "Big Z".

* BrokenBase: The typically limbless birds and pigs suddenly gaining arms and legs for the movie has Angry Birds fans and non-fans alike divided over whether or not the designs work or if the characters with arms/wings and legs was something [[UncannyValley man was not meant to see]].

* ComedyGhetto: The films' emphasis on comedy is one of the most oft-cited reasons for its divisiveness, since [[{{Tearjerker}} emotional]] animated films like ''WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/FindingDory'' were more popular at the time.

* DesignatedHero: Red is interestingly a back-and-fourth example of this. The first scene and the jury show him clearly mistreated and isolated from the others, providing also a sad background of him being bullied and having no parents. That said, he is shown acting like a complete JerkAss both around Matilda (who, unlike the judge, is ''not'' treating him unfairly) and the others, who are outcasts just like him, and defies every one of their attempts to befriend him (albeit in a polite manner). When the pigs come, he gets immediately antagonizing due to a wrong-doing. He ''is'' right about the fact that they destroyed his house (although unwillingly), and no one is offering to help repair it; however, he did something similar by destroying the puppet Chuck made (willingly), and he never offers to Chuck any help. Chuck even lampshades the analogy, and that goes over his head (though to be fair, Chuck does drop the whole thing with his puppet, and Red does apologize in a DeletedScene at the banquet). Than he spends a good chunk of the movie being antagonistic toward the pigs [[UnfortunateImplications due to this personal wrongdoing and pointing every single difference between them as ominous]]. After his meeting with Mighty Eagle, however, he steps into a decidely heroic role, becoming TheLeader for the birds as a whole, facing personally the pigs to retrieve the eggs and risking his life to recover the one egg that Mighty Eagle doesn't recover.

* CommonKnowledge: Many people assumes that Leonard is King Pig Smooth Cheeks' movie counterpart like everyone else in the film and that he got AdaptationNameChange. This is not the case. Yes, they are both kings, but not the same character. This became very noticiable once Leonard [[CanonImmigrant started appearing in games]] like ''VideoGame/AngryBirds2'', giving to understand that Leonard and Smooth Cheeks are completely different characters.