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The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run Review - AniMat's Reviews

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Strider_Blaze

Keep in mind, we have previously gone through some points in SpongeBob’s legacy without Stephan Hillenburg’s direction. I don’t look forward to what’s in store for the future of the series.

Kenneth Stoddard

Okay, so it a disappointing movie then. I know I haven’t seen it since I’m an American and I have to wait until 2021 to see it, but I understand how you feel about this. I knew some of the flashback scenes that I can tell from the trailers and images were nothing but promotional material for Camp Koral series that Nickelodeon desperately wanted to bring out so badly. I can see the disappointment coming from, but again I can’t see it from myself until 2021 and when it comes out, I’ll see from myself whether I think it good or not although I’m happy you stay safe while watching in theaters again so at least there that. I guess that leaves Connected and Soul and possibly The Croods 2 so I’m gonna predict that the former two will get great reviews and might join the top two of best animated films in the future while The Croods 2, if it comes this year, might get mediocre reviews from critics although it just my prediction but I’ll wait and see. Sorry you find it disappointing dude, but at least it not as the biggest disappointing as Scoob.

Hugo Segal

The more I think about the ultimate purpose of extending "Sponge On the Run" to feature-length, I can only hope that Nickelodeon/ViacomCBS - out of respect to Stephen Hillenburg's legacy as a creator (even as a lifelong fan with cautious optimism, I can't believe I am saying this) - pull the breaks on the SpongeBob Movie series. It's disappointing that it'd have to conclude on such an underwhelming note (not helping is how SOR was released in Canada at an underwhelming point of the pandemic), but that's the reality of franchises like these. With the creator's touch now fully removed on an IP as universally mainstream as SpongeBob SquarePants, the same lightning-in-a-bottle magic can no longer be recaptured and his longevity cannot extend any further than what Nick will allow.

Justin Monti

While I haven’t seen the movie yet since I'm an American and have to wait for it to come out digitally in 2021. I’m going to be honest as someone who is a longtime Spongebob fan ( I was actually born the same year the show first premiered) this just feels depressing to me because the more I think about it the more I feel like this movie was just made to continue milking Spongebob until it’s bone dry. What makes it even worse is that it also serves as a promo for the Kamp Koral series which has already been getting a bad reputation for itself because of how people feel it disrespects Stephen Hillenburg, which I 100% agree with. While I will still watch it when it comes out digitally in 2021 and judge it for myself, I just feel now it has now gone down to the point where now with the way Spongebob is being handled it is now seriously hurting Nickelodeon's reputation. Although to be fair at least it doesn’t seem as big of a disappointment as SCOOB.

Kenneth Stoddard

I was born in the same year too where SpongeBob first aired and I do get where you’re coming from. I know I haven’t seen it yet just like you but if it not good as for how it is when it comes out in 2021, then yeah this might hurt Nickelodeon even more for how they treated SpongeBob with the recent spinoff series that no one wants.

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

Any guesses how much longer this franchise has left? Because it feels like it's about time.