Well, this is an hour and a half of ATHF. If you like the show you'll get a kick out of this. I'm a casual fan (meaning I haven't watched the show in several months), but I laughed a lot. It's an absurd and pointless movie and it entertained me. Unofortunately the filmmakers did nothing to elevate this above the usual television episode.

Great beginning, loses steam then finishes ok. Love the show but maybe it's better in short episodic form.

the series works better in small doses. And you aren't already a fan, don't bother.

Extremely disappointing. I love the show, and surprisingly I only actually enjoyed the first 10 minutes of the movie. I found it hilarious. Then suddenly the funny stopped.

A lot better than I expected. The opening is hilarious.

You need to have seen the cartoon to even try and understand this, but I suppose it doesn't make any sense even if you have! Thats what makes it beautiful! One of the best opening songs in a movie too!

The film starts off amazingly and then slowly goes downhill then picks itself back up again for an utterly ridiculous ending. I love ATHF on TV but as a movie, I don't think it is near as easy to convey the ridiculousness of the show across an hour and a half.

I love the show, I hate hate hated this movie.

This is me being generous.

more surreal than funny, but worth a look for fans

The show works because each episode is a ten minute dose of weirdness. You watch, you are perplexed and when it is over, you laugh at the insanity of it. Now, held longer, with wimped out attempts at a longer plot, the effect is lost and fatigue sets in. It's just a long, rambling and random, but not fun.

The film version holds together surprisingly well for a cartoon that seems ideally suited to its 11-12 minute format. Unfortunately, this was just about the last time I enjoyed anything AquaTeen related. It's worn thin at last - I give them credit for taking it as far as they did.

To be fair, I'm not a huge fan of the show, but I've seen a fair number of episodes and I think it has its moments. The show itself feels like it has ADD - the characters don't develop and the stories don't matter, but the scenarios and dialogue are often hilariously absurd. The movie format just doesn't work for this kind of humor, the film meanders along, occasionally funny, but often just pretty pointless.

Very, very funny. The first 10 minutes are some of the most absurd I've ever seen. "I am a nine layer burrito." Great.

There's nothing better than a happy meal that solves crimes.

This is one of the most profundley stupid movies I have ever seen in my life. I admit, there are scattered laughs in this movie, but simply being described as "Absurdist" doesn't give it a pass to just act stupid for so long and think its funny. I hadn't seen the show before I saw the movie, and a movie that featured a box of french fries, a meatball, and an incredibly unfunny shake ended up dragging so much that I just couldn't finish watching it. That has never happened to me before.

If you like ATHF, you'll like the movie. Nothing too special, but more of the same. That will either appeal to you or not, but it's not going to sway you if you aren't already a fan.

Pretty meaningless unless you have seen the show before, but even if you have it's just one big surreal, overdrawn joke. By "overdrawn" I certainly wasn't referring to the animation, just the length of the movie.

ATHF can seem brilliantly deconstructive one moment and stupefyingly boring the next--or to provide a more accurate ratio, it can follow five brilliant seconds with five straight minutes of boredom.

Definitley for fans of the show. If you do not enjoy the show, I would recommend staying away from this movie. If you've never seen the show, I would recommend watching a couple episodes first. This is essentially one long episode, but it brings the same kind of absurdist humor that makes the show great.

"A second viewing with a joint in hand awaits to determine if it's the worst movie ever made or a fierce act of movie-film revolution." - Ed Gonzalez

I never watched the show so maybe that's why I don't like it... but wow this is terrible.

Pretty funny, but there is a reason why episodes are 15 minutes long.

Just a long, absolutely terrible episode...I was highly disappointed. -_-

I really do like Aqua Teen's particular brand of illogic, but that doesn't excuse its unfortunate penchant for deus ex machina, epitomized here. Still, the opening is inspired, and the movie does contain comedic sparks of anarchic glee.