What is up bros, welcome to the All Bros Podcast.
We forgot to make an intro.
God damn it.
Stop a bitch.
Dude, we are the worst.
We are the absolute worst.
Just swing it like I did last week, maybe you can do better.
Okay, we are a couple of bros that love to critique movies.
Killing it so far.
Also enjoy nerdy shit.
I mean he is not wrong.
We need to sit down and brainstorm.
We need to set a day aside.
Next Tuesday.
Let's set some time aside and talk about a new intro.
This is the All Bros Podcast, I'm Caleb.
And I'm Jonathan.
And this week on the podcast we will be talking about the Northmen that just came out for
4K Spotlight.
And then it's kind of been a dry news week.
There was a couple things like we kind of discussed maybe talking about Pinocchio a
little bit because the trailer just came out for that.
But it didn't really give us anything new other than like a better look at some other
stuff.
Yeah, a good look at a lot of the characters.
Maybe not a good look, a decent look.
Yeah, but just not anything that's like worth just getting into.
So with that we'll be getting straight into our breakdown of the Bob's Burgers movie.
Is that what it's called?
The Bob's Burgers movie?
Yep.
Okay.
I felt like the title on the bottom was longer for some reason.
I'm honestly glad that they called it that because I like that they followed in the Simpsons
footsteps because I feel it would have been...
I know Bob's Burgers the movie just doesn't roll off the tongue like the Bob's Burgers
movie.
Yeah.
But anyway, that's what we'll be discussing this week and with that let's say we get straight
into it.
Let's do it.
Hey guys, I'm Crash, host of the podcast Crash & Tez's Movie Seller.
On our show, me and my co-host pick a new movie each week and rate each movie on a few
categories that we think are important to making a great movie.
Wherever we rate the movie gets a final rating and that lands it somewhere on our seller's
scale where it will get labeled as either a well, premium, or a top-shelf film.
Catch us on platforms like Spotify, Google, Amazon Music, and more and don't forget to
follow us on social media.
On Instagram as Crash & Tez's Movie Seller, it's Crash the Letter N Tez Movie Seller
with underscores in between each word and on Facebook Crash and Tez Movie Seller where
you as a listener can suggest movies for us to rate and also give us some constructive
criticism to make the show more entertaining.
Overall, don't forget to follow or subscribe and rate and review us and get ready for an
entertaining to show with us.
See you guys then.
All right.
First up, and guess the only thing up this week, we got the Northman coming out on 4k.
So Rose, would you like to walk us through?
I would love to even though I feel I know jack shit about this movie.
I honestly forgot this movie was a thing.
I don't know about you.
It's kind of been one that was on my radar.
It seemed really cool in the trailers and everything.
I'm like, okay, I need to keep track of that movie.
And it's just kind of one that I just haven't gotten around to doing.
My priority when I go to the theater now is making sure that I've watched whatever movie
we're going to be discussing and I don't have time for much else.
So like I kind of have to wait dude.
Same like this.
Yeah, dude, same.
As a stellar cast.
Do you know everyone that's?
Yeah, I know.
Was Alexander scars guards in it?
Yep.
Ethan Hawk, right?
Yeah, so he's in it.
And then just like a few other people like here and there.
But yeah, they too and I'm like I'm sold.
I mean, I feel that I think it's a big four because also got Nicole Kidman and Willem
Defoe.
That's right.
I forgot about them.
Yeah, it's a it's a great cast.
That's kind of one of the things that intrigued me about it.
So I'm excited to watch it.
Like I haven't yet.
I'm not even sure if it's on streaming yet.
Like I feel like I saw some ads and shit about it being on some store service.
No, it doesn't look like it.
So anyway, I'm excited to see it.
I'm really excited.
Just a matter of getting around to it.
You know what?
Fair enough.
So yeah, so that's just coming out on just regular 4K and regular Blu-ray.
So if you guys want to pick up, pick that up.
There's that.
But also, sorry, I forgot to add or to kill this the whole collection of oh my God, how
did I like totally forget the name of this franchise?
The Bourne series.
I don't know if you have ever seen any of the Bourne.
I watched a couple, but I kind of lost interest.
I've only seen the one with Jeremy Renner.
Shocker, right?
That's fair, dude.
I think that's one of the ones that I saw, too.
And I was just like, whatever.
I'm not into that like super secret agent, like.
Like Mission Impossible type shit.
I'm not either.
Like I tried to watch a couple of Mission Impossible.
I just couldn't do it.
It's not my forte for film.
I mean, I think I haven't even seen the first one, but that's like the only Mission Impossible
on my list just because I know it's like a really heavily referenced movie.
It's kind of like Top Gun.
OK.
Speaking of Top Gun, did you see how much money that shit brought in over the week last
weekend?
A tough shit ton.
Yeah.
Frickin did you see it beat Pirates of the Caribbean at World's End for the highest Memorial
Day weekend opening for any film?
Wow.
Yeah.
I think the final total was there one fifty five or one sixty million.
Damn.
That's that's awesome.
Yeah.
I mean, they've also been promoting that movie like like hell.
That's true.
I mean, it paid off.
So yeah.
So I can't say I'm too surprised.
Yeah.
But that's still really good.
Yeah.
So Back to Bourne, if you guys want to pick it, the complete collection up on 4K comes
out this week along with the Steelbook, which I don't think is exclusive to anywhere.
I think I think you can get it off.
Oh, wait.
I'm sorry.
It is a Best Buy exclusive.
So if you guys want the exclusive that comes with all Bournes, there you go.
Cool.
Yeah.
And then you you already gave everything about Northman.
Yeah.
All right.
Cool.
Yeah, it's a bare bones release for that one.
Fair enough.
Well, all right.
Well, I think that concludes everything we had in in news this week.
So let's get straight into this week's breakdown of the Bob's Burgers movie.
Yeah.
All right.
All righty.
So if you are new to our breakdown system, we have eight different categories that we
individually score to come to a final All Bros letter grade.
The eight categories that we score are story, writing, acting, character development, effects,
music, costumes, and then we give it our own personal score at the very end.
All of those numbers get averaged out and spit into our algorithm and then give us a
letter grade to look at to compare it to other movies.
So yeah, this movie.
This one's tough.
I don't feel like you can really spoil this, but that's fair.
But anyway, honestly, what I what I appreciate about like most of like the TV shows that
are put into movie format, most of the time, you don't have to see the show to like under
you don't have to see like every single episode to understand what's going on in the movie.
And then even after the movie, you I think they like they set it up to where you don't
really have to have seen the movie.
I have seen that happen before.
Yeah, they do a great job at that.
I think there's a couple things and we'll talk about it in like maybe writing or our
story.
They did make a couple references to the show and I'm like, yeah, are you completely caught
up?
Yes.
God damn it.
Because I'm like two seasons behind.
Because there's I'm not going to spoil anything, but I do want to know if a character that's
in this one came in the like last two seasons or if he was just strictly in the show in
the movie.
I know who I think I know who you're talking about.
And you are right.
He is only in the movie.
Okay.
Phew.
Okay, good.
Anyway, if you have not seen the Bob's Burgers movie, do yourself a favor and go check it
out.
This is a great, great animated TV show to movie rendition.
I feel like we're going to have some disagreements on where it ranks up.
Yeah, we are.
It's going to be fun.
So don't spoil this movie for yourself.
Go check it out.
You have been properly warned.
And without further ado, Rose is about to spoil the entire thing for you.
All right.
Here we go.
One week before summer vacation, the Belcher family is all preparing for things to change
while singing the song, Sunny Side Up Summer.
Parents, Bob and Linda asked their bank for an extension on their business loan only to
be turned down by the manager and given a week to make the month's payment or the restaurant
equipment is repossessed.
Eldest daughter, Tina is nervous about asking Jimmy Jr. to be her summertime boyfriend while
middle child Jean is interested in reforming the itty bitty ditty committee band.
Youngest daughter, Louise is made fun of for refusing to perform a dead man's drop on the
school jungle gym in fear of losing her hat, which she believes makes her brave.
Bob and Linda returned to their home as an underground water main burst, creating a giant
sinkhole directly in front of the entrance to Bob's Burgers.
Calvin Fishodor, the family's landlord, denies that the burst pipe was the fault of his negligence,
then suggests that he may allow them to delay the month's rent so they can make the loan
payment.
Louise has Tina and Jean film her climbing into the sinkhole later that night to prove
she is brave, only to fall to the bottom and stumble onto a skeleton.
A police investigation establishes the skeleton to be of Cotton Candy Dan, a carny at Wonder
Wharf who disappeared six years earlier, with his death confirmed to be by a gunshot to
the chest as Calvin is arrested for Dan's murder due to him owning the gun that killed
him.
But Louise, keeping one of Dan's teeth on her person, believes his innocence and enlists
her siblings to help her find the killer.
The Belcher children skip school to locate their friend Mickey, a former bank robber
turned carny, at a trailer town filled with carneys who think Calvin is guilty.
This scene leads into them singing the song, Lucky Ducks.
The children leave and are approached by a carny who reluctantly reveals that Dan had
met with Calvin and his brother Felix on the night of the disappearance.
The children reason that Felix framed Calvin, learning from Sergeant Bosco that a novelty
cuff link was found with Dan's remains.
Meanwhile business at Bob's Burgers falters from the sinkhole not being filled with Teddy
constructing a grill cart so Bob can sell food on the street.
When the health inspector drives by, Teddy and Linda convince Bob to continue selling
burgers in Wonder Wharf.
After Teddy accidentally destroys a memorial for Dan, Bob and Linda end up fleeing from
carneys while Teddy escapes with the cart.
The children sneak into Felix's treehouse to find the other cuff link, overhearing
him reconciling with his ex-girlfriend Fanny while planning to flee the country with her.
They follow him to Wonder Wharf and find a secret clubhouse under the Mole Hill rollercoaster.
Calvin arrives, having posted bail, and the brothers' cousin and lawyer Grover enters
soon afterward as the children try to inform Calvin of Felix's treachery.
Calvin and Felix are preparing to flee together to Cuba as the former is convinced he will
be convicted at trial having repurposed a disused submarine-themed amusement park ride
as their escape vessel despite the multiple flaws.
Louise notices a framed photo that shows Grover wearing the novelty cuff links and realizes
that he is the killer, confirming it when she finds a bite scar on Grover's arm that
matches the oddly shaped tooth Louise stole.
Grover realizes this as he holds the entire group at bay with a speargun.
Bob and Linda notice the kids' bikes outside the Mole Hill and enter the clubhouse only
to be held hostage by the others.
Grover then admits to killing Dan as part of his convoluted plan to frame Calvin for
murder so Grover could inherit the family fortune and tear down Wonder Wharf to build
a mega park.
Okay, that was the song.
So when the soundtrack was released, it only released three songs and then of course the
original soundtrack.
But I'm just like, wait, wasn't there four songs?
And I forgot I just read a little while ago that they took out that song just because
it spoils a huge plot in the movie.
And yeah, they're right.
So that leads to the song, Not That Evil.
This plan was foiled when Dan's body was buried beneath Bob's burgers only for the sinkhole
to put it back on track.
The Belchers escape with Grover going after them in a go-kart chase under the wharf while
Calvin and Felix are left to drown in their defective sub.
The Belchers manage to reach their restaurant but Grover pushes their vehicle into the sinkhole
and buries them alive before returning to the wharf to light a fuse intended to burn
down Wonder Wharf in an alleged freak accident.
Louise blames her dependency on her hat for the family's current situation.
Bob and Linda reveal that she misremembered those events.
Louise reminded Bob of his deceased mother and her trademark pink hat, so Linda made
one for her.
As Linda is about to give up, Bob starts the go-kart engine causing the exposed edge of
one wheel rim to saw through the repaired water main.
The resulting high pressure jet of water launches the Belchers to the surface where Teddy is
waiting for them.
He calls the police as they rush to Wonder Wharf where Louise pulls out the fuse before
it can start the fire.
The police rescue Calvin and Felix from the ocean, then arrest Grover as he tries to establish
an alibi for himself at a gym.
One week later, Calvin makes the month's loan payment as a sign of gratitude.
Tina manages to not only admit her feelings to Jimmy Jr. but also kiss him, which he reciprocates.
Gene's band performs to a small audience and Louise performs the dead man's drop at school
and drops her hat, no longer afraid to do so.
Though her expose has not shown to the audience, the sinkhole is patched up and Bob's Burgers
holds its grand re-re-re-re-opening.
Did you save for the end credits?
Yes I did.
Hell yeah.
If you guys want to know, should we say what the end credits are?
Yeah why not.
The end credits, it's just like a funny scene if you really love Tina.
It's her in her fantasy riding on a horse with Jimmy Jr. and then her three hot zombies.
It's great.
It's so great.
Dude, freaking Tina.
I love her.
She is so great.
Oh my god.
Man she's infatuated with butts.
Like holy shit.
Dude, like have you, you're not caught off.
Her butt obsession is even worse.
Oh shit, okay.
It's hilarious though.
I freaking love it.
It's just one of the more random things for a teenage girl to be into.
It's true.
It's very true.
Oh but I freaking love it dude.
This movie was so good.
I think you explained this perfectly.
It is just a really long Bob's Burger episode.
Yeah and honestly I feel that's kind of what you want when you translate a TV show to a
movie.
You just want a story that's written that couldn't be a 30 minute episode that needed
to be an hour and a half movie.
The only, so out of all the other animated movies that I've seen, Bob's Burgers raises
the stakes enough where there's a lot of concern and you're just like oh no how are they going
to do this?
Oh no how are they going to do that?
Just that kind of situation.
I think like you said, I know you prefer The Simpsons movie to this one.
I do.
But what I felt The Simpsons did is they just went way overboard.
I have to disagree.
I think with their stakes, the threat of the destruction of Springfield, come on.
That was just like two high stakes for me.
I think the Belcher's just kind of being a little bit more grounded and having this risk
of losing their restaurant because the bank was going to come and take their equipment.
I just liked it.
I like grounded stories more.
No I see where you're coming from.
Oh sorry.
The point I'm trying to get at, like bringing this up, is outside of a movie I don't feel
The Simpsons would ever do something that grand scale.
I can still justify them doing it because I get where you're coming from and honestly
now thinking about it, they both fit into their plot movies perfectly because with The
Simpsons, not only are you focusing on The Simpsons but I feel like they focus on the
whole town of Springfield a lot.
The entire town of Springfield is mentioned a lot throughout the whole show.
So them making the movie about not only what The Simpsons family is going on with their
family problems with Homer being a huge screw up and them basically not wanting to have
anything to do with him.
Now Springfield being threatened because of him, which I feel is a great plot, that would
make sense that Homer is the reason why Springfield is going to get destroyed.
That honestly makes absolute sense.
So I feel for The Simpsons movie that works but I do agree with the Bob's Burgers movie
it makes sense that the only thing that's in jeopardy is their restaurant because I
feel that, I mean hell, what is the name of the town that they live in?
Has it ever been mentioned?
I do not know.
Because I was going to say Koyahog, Koyahog, but that's Family Guy.
So yeah, I honestly don't think it's ever been mentioned.
So I feel that even though Bob's Burgers is just completely about them losing the restaurant
whereas The Simpsons movie was about them losing Springfield, it balances out for what
each show has shown of what's most important.
Without the show you can tell that The Simpsons really care about their town, they really
care about Springfield whereas with Bob's Burgers the main focus is the restaurant,
that's what matters the most.
And so I honestly want to retract what I said earlier of how The Simpsons movie raised the
steaks more because honestly The Bob's Burgers movie raised the steaks of how they wanted
it to, or how they wanted to with the restaurant potentially being repossessed.
I mean it was just the equipment but let's face it, if they would have gotten that taken
away they would have lost the restaurant to a fish-oat or just yeah, it would have been
a convoluted mess.
I can agree with you on that.
If we are considering the, because I have been watching The Simpsons a lot more recently,
like it's kind of more like what I turn on when I need to go to bed and so I usually
fall asleep to The Simpsons.
I love it.
Like I usually turn it on maybe like 20 minutes before I am like supposed to be asleep because
I will sit there, watch like a little bit and then freaking pass out.
Not saying like Simpsons is boring or anything, it's just like noise for me to have like going
on in the background which I like.
I mean I will fall asleep through freaking anything if I am laying down properly and
that's usually the case.
Even a horror movie?
Okay maybe not a horror movie but horror movies don't really affect me where I have a hard
time sleeping afterward.
I am usually like oh that was kind of scary, I will watch a couple funny like TikToks before
bed and then pass out.
And then I am like braille, like struggles.
I am sure I can fall asleep peacefully after watching Michael Meyers stab someone to death.
Shows you how effed up I am.
Yeah.
But I mean is anyone really shocked?
True.
But yeah so if we are talking in the scale because Bob's Burgers takes place mostly at
the restaurant or the kids school or the wharf right?
Yep.
Yeah I can't think of anywhere else.
Yeah like they will go travel occasionally.
Yeah maybe some friends apartments but yeah other than that they stick to those three
locations.
Yeah it is usually down the street a little ways or just one of those situations.
And I get that.
So within the Simpsons and Bob's Burgers the thread is their setting and their most
important setting is the restaurant.
With Springfield, Springfield takes place in Simpsons it is everywhere in Springfield.
So it makes sense because I feel like Springfield is its own character.
So Springfield gets threatened.
It makes sense.
So if you are talking like I think it is equal stakes.
Yeah and honestly now thinking about it I absolutely agree.
I don't know why I always think oh yeah the Simpsons movie raised the stakes a lot more
higher.
No the Bob's Burgers movie raised the stakes the same way.
It is just in different ways.
So I mean for me it made perfect sense.
I was actually afraid with some of the trailer that they were going to go super crazy with
some of the stuff.
I don't know about you but the trailers I felt like gave barely any of the plot away.
It was just like just a bunch of scenes mushed together and I honestly loved that because
I loved not knowing whatsoever what the plot was of this movie.
I loved that.
Exactly same here.
Like all we knew was that the restaurant was being threatened.
Yeah that was it.
And like that works for me.
That absolutely works for me.
Like I said my big concern with this is that they were going to go too grand scale with
like all this crazy stuff that was going to happen.
But the way that they justified that like with Tina riding a horse like I kind of figured
that was like a kind of a fantasy thing.
But then like Luis started talking to oh shit what's his name?
Coochie Copie?
Coochie Copie.
Yeah and so I was just like I don't know how I feel about this but just knowing that that
was just kind of the fantasy world of the kids.
Yeah.
Like it felt really good.
Frickin melted Coochie Copie really told it as it was like goddamn.
Dude that was hilarious.
It was but like goddamn.
Dude fricking Luis being like and some of you disfigured characters here like you're
even like you're lucky to be in this mix.
I'm like shit.
What you'll get into with the writing because they're all so good.
But they kept themselves grounded.
They didn't go like too out of the realm of possibility for the Belchers.
Like out of everything that happened with what was his name Grover?
Yes.
Yeah with Grover basically burying them alive.
Yeah like goddamn.
Yeah dude that was so scary.
It was but it honestly led to a great family moment.
Oh my gosh dude.
So good.
That hit me in the feels so hard.
I almost started tearing up.
I know me too.
Just like aww and then like it like panned out and oh yeah they're still buried alive.
Like oh my gosh it's so good.
Balls what was I just gonna say.
Yeah so like yeah Grover I completely forgot what I was gonna say.
What?
I'm drawing a total blank but anyway I loved the story.
I loved how well it flowed.
There wasn't a single moment where I got bored.
No same here.
They did such a good job with this.
Like I'm really freaking impressed with this because I mean Bob's Burgers isn't my I wouldn't
say it's my favorite adult animated show but it's like top three.
That yeah that's the same for me.
I think I would still put The Simpsons the number one.
Then probably the Bob's Burgers and then god I don't even know what I would put it through.
That's hard.
Yeah my number one is Rick and Morty because I freaking love that show.
And then it switches back and forth between Family Guy and Bob's Burgers.
Fair enough.
So it's really close.
Yeah oh actually I lied.
Actually would I?
Yeah I'll keep Family Guy.
Like if I had to rank them it'd be Rick and Morty number one.
Then Bob's Burgers then Family Guy.
And then the one that I was struggling with was like The South Park because I love South
Park and I feel like Family Guy and South Park can swap places a lot.
Okay fair enough.
So those three so like my two three and four can do a lot of swapping.
Just depending on where The Simpsons is.
The Simpsons would be like maybe five.
Oh okay.
I just don't watch a lot of adult animated shows.
Neither do I.
I mean honestly a lot of people hate me when I say I actually really enjoyed The Cleveland
Show.
I've never seen that.
I recommend it but it's just me.
Yeah I mean I've never seen Cleveland Show.
I've seen a little bit of American Dad.
I am not a fan of American Dad.
I don't hate it.
I think it can be funny in short little bursts but I kind of find it boring.
It can be.
And then I'm trying to think of other adult animated content.
That's pretty much it.
That's pretty much all I watch.
In regards to animated adult shows.
It's Reg and Morty is like my go-to.
Then like a flip flop between Bausberger's Family Guy and South Park.
Simpsons is down there.
Simpsons doesn't really swap with any of those.
The other three.
It's strict on five.
And yeah then everything else is just kind of like eh.
Fair enough.
Like if I have nothing else to watch I'll watch an episode of American Dad.
But yeah.
Anyway totally getting off topic.
Gosh like this show dude.
Just the show and this movie just did an amazing job of getting you to feel the emotions they
wanted you to feel.
And with this they like pushed real hard for you to feel like all the love and butterflies
in your stomach and they freaking nailed it.
They really did.
Such a good job.
So where am I with story?
I want to hear yours first.
Just because it was so freaking good.
I'm gonna go a 92.
That's a tough one for me to argue.
I might go a little bit higher though just because I like this more than you.
So I'm gonna go up to a 93.
Okay just know if we ever break down the Simpsons movie.
I'm making sure that my scores are higher.
I'm pretty sure they will be.
Wow.
Okay.
Hey I didn't.
Okay I didn't.
I feel this has to be an episode now.
Yeah almost.
Or at least a mini breakdown just to see.
Yeah okay.
I didn't hate it.
I did not hate the Simpsons movie.
But it's not my like oh I need to go watch this a billion times.
This movie I would go back and re-watch it a few times.
Okay.
Yeah wow we're really different on this.
Don't get me wrong like I said it's neck and like it's like Simpsons movie barely beeps
beeps beats the Bob's burger movie but for me wow okay.
Very interested to see what you would score the Simpsons movie.
Yeah it's funny because like when it comes to like all these categories other than personal
score we're usually in the same ball field.
That is true.
And if we're not we usually have a really good explanation of why we aren't.
Yes.
I'm just saying I swear if you give like the Simpsons movie story like in the 70s I'm on
the next flight to Georgia and I'm kicking your ass.
No I that's just it.
I wouldn't even put my personal score down that low.
Oh my god.
Like just gosh you're gonna get me on the Simpsons movie man.
I'm sorry but let's save that for another.
Yeah.
If just spoiler alert if I had to give a personal score to the Simpsons movie it would be about
79.
That cuts me a little deep.
That's my personal score and I'm pretty sure that would be the lowest category for me.
D okay.
Well now that's the lowest everything else would be above it.
All the other categories would be above it.
Like I know objectively that it's a good movie.
It's just personally not my favorite.
Okay all right fair enough.
Anyway so that averages our story out to a 92.5.
Not bad.
All right moving on over to writing.
This is just classic Bob's Burgers humor.
It is like I never thought that a plot of a freaking gene making his own instrument
out of a freaking napkin holder would be so entertaining but good lord it is.
Dude they will get into this with character development but they gave a really good arc
to everyone in the the Belcher family.
Yeah they did.
Like I think the only one that they kind of skimped on was Linda but.
I feel Linda was grouped in with Bob's.
Yeah.
It's kind of their story.
Yeah and like I said we'll get into that later but just talking like purely about the script
and dialogue everything felt really freaking solid right on par with the show.
It didn't feel like they were going like over funny.
They didn't cuss anymore than they do in the show.
No honestly I was expecting to hear one F bomb.
That's what I was expecting too.
They could get away with it.
I kind of wish they would have.
What's movie rated?
PG-13.
For what?
That's a great question.
Like I know that.
Don't they say shit.
Wait do they even say shit in this movie?
I'm gonna I have no idea I'm gonna look at see if the parents guide has anything.
I don't remember like barely any curse words in this movie.
Okay yeah everything on the parents guide is mild.
Wow.
So.
See I was like the screening that I went to there was actually quite a bit of like young
children.
You're really bringing them to a Bob's Burgers movie.
But then like watching I'm like yeah I kind of forget like Bob's Burgers isn't like it's
still adult but it's not adult adult.
So if like you feel that your kids can handle it I feel there's no problem with them watching
Bob's Burgers.
Yeah so in the sex and nudity column they have a joke about a woman wearing a bikini
clad burner costume being mistaken for a prostitute.
Jokes about holes and babies coming out of them.
Teen girl having dreams of a boy in underwear while kissing.
Yep.
Crude sexual humor revolving around a name for a character's penis.
And characters briefly seen twerking in the background of dance sequences.
Damn it I can't remember what that joke was.
Yeah when jeans is like that's what they that's what she called my penis or some shit like
that.
Is that what the joke is.
I thought that was oh no it was when.
What's his face and Jimmy Junior were wrestling and he's just like you're grabbing my penis
area.
Oh Zeke.
Yeah like OK.
That's the only thing that I recall.
OK.
Let's see violence and gore.
OK now that OK when Louise fell into the frickin sinkhole and the skeleton that was frickin
nuts.
Yeah.
Like OK I'll give him that one.
I'll give him that one.
Yeah OK.
That wasn't necessarily kid.
Appropriate.
The opening with the opening with the silhouettes that was honestly not like frightening but
that was a very interesting way to showcase lead into the storyline for the movie.
The silhouette.
Weren't they.
Wasn't it silhouettes.
Or might as well as my day mind.
Of a carnival Dan and the.
Oh my god.
What's the cousin's name.
Grover.
That wasn't at the beginning though was it.
I thought so.
Isn't how they opened it.
They like showed the murder and then they and then they lead into the whole.
That Bob's Burr's.
If they did I frickin miss that.
I think that's how they opened it because yeah they like they show the murder.
I don't think it's silhouette.
Don't don't.
Sorry.
It is actually like the it actually does show the footage.
I swear it shows that first and then it shows oh sit however long later and then.
Takes place in present day.
Our present day for balls for.
Oh yeah.
OK I don't know why I'm completely blanking on that scene.
Oh you're good.
I mean it's very fast.
It's pretty fast.
Yeah.
I mean I frickin watch that this morning or today.
Dude I mean I just barely saw Monday and already I forgot.
Yeah.
Shit.
So let's.
Let's see.
Anything else.
Yeah.
Oh here's the profanity.
Mild uses of ass crap penis damn and butt.
OK.
Wow.
Man they were really pushing that PG 13 rating weren't they.
Yeah it seems like it.
I mean I have yeah I have no idea why the hell this would have been rated PG 13.
Dude the frickin and it or it should it looks like.
Hold on.
Yeah and.
Oh these are.
Yeah so in the US it got PG 13 basically everywhere else it got a PG.
What the shit.
Yeah the UK New Zealand Ireland Canada.
They all got PG rating Australia did too.
Everywhere got a PG rating except for.
The US.
OK.
And I don't.
Yeah that's funny.
It is because.
OK yeah.
Yeah the only reason I can think like it getting bumped up to a PG 13 is because of like some
of the scary shit that we saw with like let's just talk about this Louise pulling the skeleton
out of the ground.
Or it falling on her and then the teeth falling in her mouth.
They drew that too well.
Yeah.
And just the way that she was screaming and like I'm like oh my gosh this is like horrifying
and then like the teeth started falling out of my mouth like I was losing my mind.
Shit.
Anyway I thought that was.
That was really funny.
Everyone's humor was on point like I don't feel like there was anyone that felt like
different from their character in the show.
No no one did.
Like it just so well done like so well done.
Like I said it was funny it had that classic Bob's burger humor.
Like my favorite I don't know why but it's like my favorite joke or thing that's played
for laughs from Bob's burgers is when Jean or any of the kids are basically going off
and talking about something and then Bob's just like Jean.
And then he's just like it's just the way Bob says that or he's just like oh my gosh.
Like I love that stuff dude.
Freaking love it and it came out in spades with this one.
What do you say when I know he says it when Lynn brings up the whole diarrhea thing when
they're singing the beginning song but does he just say Lynn when she comes out with the
burger costume with the bikini on it.
Yep.
Okay he does.
Okay.
Freaking Jean at the end he's just like you better not have stretched out my burger soup.
Leave the bikini on there though.
Like oh my god.
Oh my god.
Freaking loved it dude.
Like I love Jean's little comments just like oh like when they were on that freaking like
zip line thing and he's like basically being like stretched out doing the splits and he's
like ah this is gonna make childbirth easier in my later years.
Like dude you're freaking hilarious.
He's so great.
I freaking love Jean.
I love all of the Belchers.
They're such a great family.
But I'm actually think I'm on the same level as you when it came to the story for writing.
I think I'm at a 92.
It was just it was really well done.
I don't think it was as good as the story though but barely not as good as the story.
Like super barely.
You know I was to me it was just as good so I'm gonna match it.
I'm gonna do a 92.
Alright well that averages out to a 92.
Moving on over to acting.
We have H. John Benjamin who voices Bob Belcher.
We have John Roberts who voices Linda Belcher.
Dan Mintz who voices Tina Belcher.
Eugene Merman who or Merman who voices Jean Belcher.
Christian Schaal who voices Louise Belcher.
I guess I'll throw in someone like the extras.
So that's the main cast.
So I'd say those are the ones that I'll be talking about more than everyone else.
I feel the only other well no because I feel he had just he had about the same screen time
as the Fish Odors.
I was gonna say Teddy but I feel like him and the Fish Odors had about the same screen
time.
That's what I was thinking too.
But getting into like the additional cast.
We have Grover Fish Odor who was played by or voiced by David Wayne.
Felix Fish Odor who was voiced by Zach Galifianakis.
Calvin Fish Odor who was voiced by Kevin Klein.
Teddy who was voiced by Larry Murphy.
And then Sergeant Bosco who was voiced by Gary Cole.
I until the credits rolled I never knew that Zach Galifianakis voiced Felix Fish Odor.
Really?
I never knew that.
Yeah I never knew that.
You know I saw that I'm like are you shitting me?
I mean like now that I hear I'm like oh my god yeah that's Zach Galifianakis.
That's freaking awesome.
Yeah dude and he's voiced him since he was introduced on the show.
Oh that's awesome.
That makes me happy.
Cause I freaking love Felix.
He's a little shit but I love the character.
He is totally a little shit but ugh.
Freaking love it.
But everyone else like everyone came to play whoever they played in the show.
Absolutely.
There's not a single person that didn't.
Nope.
Which is freaking awesome.
Did you see Paul Rudd was in here?
No, who did he play?
He voiced a character Jericho.
Which let me...
Oh it's Tina's imaginary horse.
Oh I love it.
That's great.
Yeah so Paul Rudd came back to voice Jericho.
That's awesome.
That makes me happy.
Dude that's so funny.
Like I looked it up and it shared like the episode where he was voiced.
So good.
This movie is so good.
It really is.
Yeah so anyway everyone did an amazing job.
It's hard for me to dock for anything.
Seriously though.
Cause it's just as good as the show.
Yeah exactly.
Like these people are professionals.
I mean not only like professional voice actors but they've been playing these characters
for years.
And honestly I'm always amazed with voice actors and how they're able to get their emotions
across with just their voice.
I feel some people...
I hate people that bag on acting being like oh no it's not real acting.
Literally you're just saying words in front of a mic.
No.
If anything it can be a lot harder just conveying emotion in your voice.
You're not able to do all the motions that you can when you're in front of the camera
which will help you get... which will help push a sad scene even further.
All that you can count on is your voice.
Yeah exactly.
A good thing that... or a good example of that is the voice for Darth Maul.
I think his name was Sam Whitmer or something like that.
Voiced Darth Maul in the Clone Wars and Rebels and all that fun stuff.
He... they were at the Star Wars celebration thing and he was doing an interview and was
discussing Darth Maul and he was asked by the crowd to basically say the thing, say
the thing which his thing is just screaming Kenobi.
Oh okay.
And it's insane like what goes in... or to see his process because he couldn't... he's
like oh...
You see some voice actors and they're just able to flip that switch and go.
Especially somewhere it's more just their voice or just their basic voice but with him
he's like okay I'll do it but he had to stand... he stood up, was just getting himself hyped
up and just like doing like some breathing exercises to just kind of get into the zone
and then did like a little dialogue before just so he could get ready to do that final
yell and I mean obviously I don't assume that their processes are like that intense but
you have to imagine like they have to have some sort of process to get into the vibe
for these characters.
That is a good point.
And with how long that they've been playing these characters like you... they have to
be masters... they're masters of their craft and it shows in a movie like this.
It really could because I know I forget where it took place but literally they were all
together in one room I think in an interview or like a comic con and they were given like
I think just like a basic like plot of an episode and literally they just made it up,
the whole episode up and just went around talking to each other.
It was freaking awesome.
Oh I didn't even watch that.
It was I think yeah all the ones that played the Beltruz along with Teddy there.
That's awesome.
Yeah it was so cool.
I'll have to find the video and I'll send you it.
Yeah so it's so hard to dock for anything because everything felt so good.
And I actually feel like so H. John Benjamin who voices Bob I feel he amped up his performance
a little bit because I've never heard...
He did.
I've never heard Bob like yell with like enthusiasm behind his voice.
Like I've heard him like scream but I've never heard him have like an anxious yell.
Yeah no I absolutely agree.
And we heard that in this movie and it was so good.
That's like one of the scenes where I was like whoa just watching that.
It's just incredible.
It's so freaking good.
Shit I feel like I'm in the high 90s.
I'm at 95 dude.
I'm gonna go a little bit higher.
I'm gonna go up to...
I'm gonna go to a 97.
Yeah I love it.
I just...
So good.
So freaking good.
I feel Caleb's goal in this episode is just to beat me with every single score.
I'm kidding.
Well that's not true.
I know I'm just kidding.
I'm totally kidding.
I'm just giving you shit.
Alright well that averages our acting out to a 96.
Do we want to do top three at all?
Oh yeah yeah yeah we can do top three.
Okay.
Do you want to go first or do you want me to?
Uh sure I'll go first.
It's a hard one isn't it?
It's really difficult.
Alright I think I know what I'm gonna do.
My number three I'm going to give to John Roberts who voiced Linda Belcher.
I freaking love Linda.
She is amazing.
She is incredible.
She just kind of like the heart of this movie.
And it...
Yeah I agree.
It felt so good.
My favorite discussion between Linda and Bob were when they were buried.
That was where the magic happened.
When they were buried...
It was...
Oh my god.
Like when she...
When you hear Linda start to give up and then Bob's like whoa that's my thing.
You can't give up.
I give up.
And then just talking it through and he's just like no I'm the one that gives up.
You're the one that encourages me to push forward, find new things.
And as I'm saying that I realize how horrible that must be.
And it's just so sweet.
It was.
So good.
Oh so good.
So good.
So yeah definitely give my number three to Linda.
My number two I'm going to give to Christian Schaal who voiced Louise.
Honestly like these two are like a coin flip for me.
And then my number one's going to John Benjamin who voiced Bob.
So my top three is the exact same just in a different order.
So number three same as you with...
Oh my god.
Who plays?
Linda?
Yeah what's...
Oh John Roberts.
Yeah.
Absolutely with everything you said.
He just took her character to the next level.
Honestly I feel everyone did with their characters in this movie but him in particular.
He really dived into Linda's emotional side with this movie.
Number two I would give to H. John Benjamin for Bob.
I absolutely agree with you.
What he was able to do with Bob and how he actually like pushed him even on a higher
level was great.
But number one I got to give to Christian Schaal for Louise just because of...
Because I feel that her story and what she goes through with trying to prove that she
can be brave and all this stuff and Christian Schaal's voice acting just really comes out
in these emotional moments and she's just so great in this role and yeah.
That's why she gets number one.
Love it.
Yeah that was my original order.
That's what I thought until I like came down to it so I switched them last second.
Fair enough.
Oh friggin love them though.
Alright moving on over to character development and with this you can't do just one character.
You have to do all the Belchers.
It's true.
Yeah.
Because literally every single one of them has their own plot.
Yeah like everyone like you said everyone has something in this movie that they're dealing
with.
Some of them are addressed better than others.
Yes.
I will say that but everyone does have an arc and everyone has something that they overcome
in some way shape or form.
I feel that Jean and at least to me I feel Jean and Tina's are kind of the two that are
not as important.
Yeah overlooked.
Yeah compared to Bob and Linda's and Luis's story but not to say that they're not great
story arcs.
They make absolute sense for both characters.
Maybe it's just I haven't seen the episode in a while but when I was reading the plot
didn't I mention that the itty bitty ditty committee that was already the band that Jean
had established.
Yes.
So that wasn't a brand new thing in the movie.
For some reason I don't believe it is.
I think that is something from the show.
Okay because for some reason my brain went blank and I just couldn't remember what episode
his band was introduced on.
Wait a minute.
Wait wasn't that when he was dating Courtney.
I swear that was at least she had something to do with his band.
Season five episode 17.
Does it say the plot at all?
Let me look it up real quick.
So Jean starts a band only to be kicked out left on his own after declaring that he will
never play his Casio again.
Tina and Louise join forces to help Jean rediscover his love of music.
And then Linda deals with an armpit rash that has everyone disgusted.
Which episode did you say in season five?
17.
Okay I'm going to go back and watch that one.
Yeah anyway.
So yeah we see Jean kind of deal with that and kind of just his music not being on the
up and up.
Or thinking that his music is going to be bad or whatever.
People aren't going to approve of his music.
Which kind of leads to.
Wait what is it?
Sorry.
No like what we were saying with that.
It's kind of a dress like his music thing throughout the movie.
It's not really like super deep dive until the very end when Bob's kind of giving him
a pep talk right before his performance.
Which is kind of a really sweet moment.
I don't feel like we get a whole lot of scenes between Jean and Bob.
We don't and honestly thinking about that one of my favorite episodes.
And it's because we get such a great Jean and Bob moment is when they go to the Megalodome
thing and it's like that light show.
But Jean is having a problem with the noise and just it being too loud.
And then Jean finally works up the courage to go back and experience it with his dad.
And even when Bob is trying to explain it into the car in his car.
The moments that they have together in that episode is so great.
I don't know if you remember that episode at all.
Vaguely.
Okay.
But yeah like I said those moments kind of stand out since they don't address them too
often which is nice.
So I feel like that arc was actually perfectly wrapped up.
I don't think it needed too much because it's just like kind of the issues that any artist
has with what they release.
It's just oh is this good enough or having doubts or whatever.
But it was just quickly addressed by someone that he looked up to.
And like I said had a nice little bow wrapped on it by the end.
Then Tina, hers was the other one that was kind of sidelined a little bit.
She was struggling with asking Jimmy Jr. to be her summer boyfriend which I found hilarious.
And like super relatable in other ways.
I love that she was like in her fantasy.
She like her fantasy Jimmy Jr. was addressing all of her problems.
That was so great.
And then she's getting mad at him for it.
Like why are you saying this?
You are the one that's making me say this.
But it's I love those introspective moments from my character where like what her whole
struggle it wasn't that she was afraid of him rejecting her.
It was her being afraid of him not living up to the fantasy version that she's created
in her mind.
And I don't know but I just love that.
It really was like a very good plot and honestly I find her and Jimmy Jr.'s relationship throughout
the whole show just freaking hilarious because I don't know it feels like even after they
have a moment.
This is just how anime shows go sometimes that even after they have a moment right out
once the next episode comes in it's just back to square one.
I think what was nice about it or like stood out to me about their moment was I think the
stereotypical thing to do with a character like Tina is to make her afraid of rejection.
Like oh I'm afraid he's going to like reject me I'm super weird blah blah blah blah blah.
But no she like it almost felt like she was confident that she was going to say like he
was going to agree to it.
Yeah it felt like she had that confidence but she was more afraid of him not like I
said not living up to the idea that she's created about him which I thought was great.
It just kind of felt like Tina has this confidence inside her that I don't feel like we've ever
got to see before.
That's true.
So seeing that come out of her was fun.
I actually loved don't get me wrong I love the characters of Jocelyn and oh my god what's
the other one's name?
Oh shit.
Tammy.
Jocelyn.
Tammy.
Like it is great moments when you know like they like to give a shit it's funny but I
did like that throughout this movie literally they're only in one scene when Tammy brings
up the fact that a boy gave her his retainer on a chain and asked him to be her summer
girlfriend and she said yes I'm sorry I'm not I would not say yes to a guy that gave
me his used retainer.
A braid is one thing that's cute what Tina was gonna do that was cute a retainer is just
disgusting that's been in someone's mouth.
Yeah but I mean Tammy is freaking weird like that so that's kind of made sense for her.
Tammy's just an attention whore.
I feel it's the best way to describe Tammy but like I said I actually really liked the
Tammy and Jocelyn kind of like were kind of pushed to the back burner for the movie like
they're literally only in that one scene.
Like it felt like all of the kids were other than the Belchers of course.
Yeah the Belchers and Jimmy Jr.
Yeah they were in it enough for it to make sense and for it to not be like oh like we're
just not seeing any of these characters.
They were in it enough for us to be like oh okay like that's where they are or they're
doing something else.
Like it didn't make me like you said like I'm glad that they included them but like
with the story that they were going with I wasn't just like oh hey where's Zeke where's
Rudy.
Yeah exactly so I feel like they handled that pretty well.
I feel like with this movie the true arcs that we were supposed to care about went to
Bob and Louise and throwing Linda in there because she's kind of just Bob's right hand.
Yeah she's his support system.
Yeah.
Out of the two though I do feel like if we had to give like the story like an A story
B story thing I think Bob's was the A story with Louise's being the B story.
I can agree with that because honestly if it weren't for Louise finding out that oh
hey you know if your parents don't if your parents can't open up the restaurant again
you know earn money and such and such and you know be able to pay the bank sorry I thought
I saw something before you were freaking me out.
You know not being able to pay the bank basically all of your equipment is going to be repossessed
and there goes your restaurant and of course she doesn't want that so that leads into her
plot with not only proving to that one girl that she is brave but also saving her family's
restaurant.
Yeah and then with Tina and Gene I think Tina's would be more like the C story and then Gene's
is like the D story.
Yeah I can absolutely agree with that.
So yeah but with Louise it was really interesting to see her in a light because like with Louise
we are constantly seeing her as a very confident loud outspoken character and we got to see
her deal with insecurities and like her insecurities of being called a baby or thinking that things
she likes are childish or whatever you want to say about them.
And like she's constantly trying to prove herself with what she said and she's pushing
forward the plot of Bob's story which is just great storytelling overall.
It's kind of like killing two birds with one stone.
Like you're pushing one story ahead while you're also like pushing Louise's story ahead.
And I don't know I loved it.
I loved how when she came to the realization that her perception of the events that happened
around her getting her hat weren't how she remembered.
Oh dude that was such a sweet moment.
Oh my gosh dude.
I don't know what it was.
It was with Bob.
Actually I do know what it was.
It was freaking sad.
When Bob was talking about his mom and it did that flashback to little kid Bob holding
his mom's hand and just seeing her wearing the pink hat.
Dude I wanted to cry.
It was so sweet.
Gosh I loved it so much.
And then like the realization that Louise had about the hat and just kind of like having
an acceptance about it.
And like I loved it.
Like we just got an origin for the hat.
Yes and like oh dude the scene at the end when she finally does the was it like the
whatever the popular girls told her to do on the jungle gym and her hat falls off and
she doesn't freak out about it at all.
Even Mr. Fron like completely loses his shit.
Like oh my gosh who I need to call.
Like get all the puppets.
So good.
Oh I do like that they don't actually show her.
Oh my gosh dude.
That's exactly what I was just going to say.
I respect them so much for not giving us that.
Yeah I don't honestly I don't want it.
Me either.
Louise isn't Louise without her hat.
I'm sorry.
No if they wanted to give us that on like the series finale like I'll accept that.
I'll completely accept that.
But no if the show's not over I don't want to see Louise without her hat.
Nope.
Same here.
Oh man.
They did they did such a good job with that.
I'm so glad that they didn't give us that shot.
Yeah they didn't give us that satisfaction.
Yeah I feel like that wouldn't have been satisfaction to me.
Dude I've seen so many people draw pictures of what Louise would look like without her
hat.
Oh I don't want to see those.
Like she just basically looks like Linda.
Yeah I don't know.
Like it's it's like we know what she would look like.
Fair.
But it's like we don't want to know for sure.
Yeah.
Oh but I love how the origin was like oh Linda was just going to make a pink hat but had
a lot of extra material.
I don't know why not add some ears.
Loved it.
Absolutely loved it.
And then getting into Bob's story struggling with like he like going to the bank to get
an extension on his loan payment was and then like just realizing that they could come and
confiscate all of his stuff after shit storm after shit storm after shit storm of things
happening like first you get a frickin sinkhole into your in your restaurant like just outside
your restaurant.
No one's allowed to like no one can come in and buy stuff.
So he goes two additional days without selling stuff when he has to make his loan payment
and and possibly his rent on the same day.
Like I love the seeing the struggle with that and like Linda and Bob along with Teddy working
as a team to basically save the restaurant.
Yeah.
And I loved when Teddy brought the cart and Bob like like Linda's like oh hell yes.
Like I'm fully on this bandwagon and Bob's like we don't have the proper licensing for
this like we could go to jail.
Didn't Teddy also just write Bob burgers instead of Bob's burgers.
Yeah.
Or is either Bob burgers or Bob's burger.
I can't remember.
Yeah.
I think it was just Bob burgers.
Okay.
Oh my gosh.
Like that was so funny.
And exactly like the mindset I would be in.
Like if I because I mean Bob has to be familiar with like the proper business line senses
that he would need and everything and just him being the one to call it out like we can't
like I love that.
So good.
And such a good idea to like especially when you lit or are working like right next to
a freaking theme park like that.
Yeah it's true.
Oh I love that.
And then I freaking love when they're oh sorry.
No yeah go on.
No I was just gonna say I love when they're you know selling outside of Wonder Wharf and
the guy comes up to order and Linda just jumps in she's like so what brought you over here
was it me dancing in my hamburger costume.
Bob's just like we're not with her Linda if you could just go you know stand over there
that'd be great.
Oh yeah I freaking love that.
Gosh we're talking so much about their characters we're completely forgetting that there was
a murder.
Yeah con candy Dan.
Yeah that was it was a fun story for them to tell like like really interesting just
kind of added a little bit of like oh like intrigue instead of but it's like it wasn't
just Bob's like horrible week.
True it was also like a murder mystery like oh who did it and plot twists and all this
other fun stuff.
Did you see the cousin doing it coming or did that surprise you?
Oh that actually did surprise me a little bit like I kind of assumed like later on like
with the okay what like when they couldn't find the the banana cufflinks in the brothers
room.
What's what's the brothers name?
Felix.
Yeah in Felix's room so when they were when they were searching through there and like
oh we can't find them I was like I bet you it's Grover.
So I mean I like that and and just because Felix is I mean he's I wouldn't say he's a
series regular but he is in the series and Grover was just kind of made up for this.
You know exactly which character I was talking about.
Yeah so okay I think that made it made sense to me like okay this is their throwaway character.
Yeah I mean it's kind of sorry to bring it up again the Simpsons movie with Russ Cargill
the head of the PTA not PTA whatever government agency that puts the dome over Springfield
as far as I know we never see him again after the movie.
Yeah exactly.
Yeah I feel like everyone had like some pretty decent growth in this like and in just like
the family unit as a whole I feel like they all just kind of became a little bit closer
than they were at the beginning.
Absolutely agree.
This one I'm not quite in the 90s with.
I am fairly high.
I personally love the development but I just feel like they just kind of glazed over some
stuff in regards to Bob.
Like I don't think did Fishodor ever say anything about not having Bob and Linda pay rent because
I do not recall anything regarding that.
Oh like him letting them slide for a month?
Yeah.
I think he did.
You know what I actually don't even know if it did say it.
I mean it's implied just because they're actually able to afford.
I don't know.
I mean that would make that sounds about right for Fishodor but I would just have to assume
that they did because if they were able to pay the bank there was no there's no way they
would have been able to pay off both because even selling at Wonder War for those couple
hours I don't really think they would have even been able to make that huge of a dent
in either of the bills.
Yeah so I think with that I'm about maybe an 88.
Okay I might go a little higher than you I'm gonna go an 89.
Alright well that averages our character development score to an 88.5.
Alright moving on over to effects.
Oh dude I don't know how they did it.
I mean this is how it was with the Simpsons movie but I feel actually Bob's Burgers did
it better.
I'm gonna say it.
Transitioning their animation into feature film and what they were able to do with their
movements especially in the opening number Sunny Side of Summer with them like dancing
to the side with the kids like dancing with their backpacks oh my god it looks so freaking
good.
Dude it looked incredible.
Holy shit I was in like awe for like I'm like how did you your animation was great to begin
with but you kicked it up to the next level for the movie and it was oh my god it was
so good.
Like there's like there's one problem I have with the animation for the Simpsons movie
and it's that there's one scene where Bart's shirt changes color and it's when he's tumbling
down the the roof it changes from a paler orange back to his regular orange whereas
in this you didn't see any of that.
No animation hiccups nothing and it looked just so crisp everything was like I said was
just kicked up to an 11 with animation.
I can't say enough about the freaking animation in this movie it's incredible.
Dude it was so good.
It was so freaking good.
I already know my score I'm going 98.
I'm gonna match you there.
I am definitely gonna match you there.
I think my the only complaint I had and this is such a minor complaint it with in regards
to effects was I didn't feel like the shadows were like I think the shadows were just a
tad too dark like that was my only complaint.
Okay I can I can get behind that.
Everything else was so freaking good.
Right oh my god.
And when everyone was like I loved the musical numbers.
Dude is same oh my god.
Like okay in in the show whenever they do have a musical number I'm just I'm kind of
hit and miss with them like some I'm like okay like I like that one and not the biggest
fan of this.
I loved every single one of these.
Dude I can't stop seeing Lucky Ducks.
That song is stuck in my damn head.
Well that brings us into our music score.
My whole thing and I'm just gonna keep true to my format.
My personal music score would be a 10.
I freaking love the soundtrack.
Okay.
My critic brain is going to give it a 9 though.
And here's my justification for that.
Were the songs good?
Absolutely.
Like I adored the songs.
None of them like were extremely catchy to me.
Like they were good.
They were super good but none of them got like stuck in my head.
And I'm sure like I'm sure it will happen like when I like re-listen to the soundtrack.
Yeah.
But during the movie like nothing really like stuck to me.
I feel like it's because like their songs are more of like a musical narration of what's
happening.
That's fair.
So it's kind of hard to like catch along to it.
Yeah.
So that's my only thing.
I think just because like I can't get Lucky Ducks out of my head and also the beginning
song Sunny Side of Summer out of my head.
Okay well you know what actually just because I feel like those two I can't stop you know
thinking about and like I have them on replay.
Whereas the last two the one that spoils the plot the evil one and then Gene's the Shake
Your Burger Buns one.
It's good but it's not as catchy as the first two to me.
So you know I was going to go a 10 but I feel just because those two aren't as catchy for
me I am going to have to bring it down to a 9.
That's fair.
That is completely reasonable.
All right next up we got costumes which I mean they didn't do anything groundbreaking
with this.
They just kind of kept to the design of the characters from the show.
Yeah.
I mean the outfits that Gene's band wore at the end were fantastic like always.
Yeah those look pretty good.
Yeah.
Um shit I don't like I think I'm having to go with an 8 on that one.
It's just well okay I'm just going to say this I'm going to go with what like are you
are you like at an 8 or a 9?
I'd probably say I'm at a 9.
At a 9?
Yeah.
I'll because I'm in between I'm like a really really strong 8 or a really really weak 9.
So I think I'm just going to go with whatever you do.
Okay.
So which is a 9?
All right well that averages our costumes to a 9 out of 10.
Same as our music.
Hell yeah.
Yeah um yes I like I think the justification for that is the the Belchers and just basically
any of the Bob's Burgers characters have a very distinct silhouette about them.
Like you could tell who they are based off of their silhouette.
Absolutely.
So yeah I'm happy with a 9.
All right last up we got our own personal scores.
You want me to start?
Yes.
Okay so overall oh my god this movie delivers.
If you were hesitant about Bob's Burgers being turned into a movie like almost all like adult
animated films have done in the years previous don't be worried at all because literally
this is just an extended episode of Bob's Burgers and I feel that's what we always want.
At least to me that's what I always want from these movies.
I don't want them to really change the source material and just go like bananas.
I think Caleb might make the argument that the Simpsons movie did that but I'm just kidding.
Wait did what?
The Simpsons movie went a little too bananas.
A little bit but within the realm of possibility for for the Simpsons.
Okay.
Like as long as you're keeping true to the the way your show is like I'm fine with it.
Okay.
Like I think South Park has done it like they kept within the realm of possibility like
yes they go like freaking nuts and like crazy bonkers with it but it's all within the realm
of possibility of things that have happened in the show.
Yeah that's true.
Bob's Burgers I think it's the most grounded of all the adult animated shows.
Yes I can absolutely agree with that.
Yeah so it just makes sense that out of all of them they would have the most grounded
show.
Yeah.
Or movie.
Dude I didn't even catch you saying that.
I was thinking about it for a second I'm like something about what I just said didn't sound
right.
Yeah overall such a treat.
I love this movie to death.
It's such a great movie to TV show turn to movie.
Barely any complaints.
So I'm super high.
I just don't know how high.
You know I'm going to go a 93.
Wow surprising that's higher than what I was going to give it.
Really.
Yeah.
Okay.
Yeah I'm actually going to be at a 91.
I thoroughly enjoyed this movie.
Loved it to death.
I thought it was such a good time.
It just kind of like reignited my love.
Like not that it was like gone or whatever but just kind of reignited my love of Bob's
Burgers.
And I don't know it was just a really good time.
I found myself laughing out loud and just having like genuine reactions to things where
like I was like freaking out just like with Louise and the skeleton and the teeth falling
in her mouth.
And then like getting like teared up and like getting all the feels with the flashback with
Bob talking about his mom.
And just like I went through a wide range of emotion which for me is a real clear indicator
for a good movie.
Like if it can make you feel shit like it's a great movie.
Damn right.
And this was a great movie.
There's no ifs ands or buts about it.
Like I feel like if you don't watch Bob's Burgers you can still love this movie.
Yeah, I absolutely agree.
Like there's some things that I feel like you would miss or just like I think the biggest
thing that I feel like oh if you're not a fan of the show that you would miss was the
shit with Hugo the health inspector.
That's true.
That shit was was hilarious to me.
Yeah, just because I know who Hugo is.
I know the shit that he puts the Belcher's through.
So just kind of getting that like quote unquote cameo was super fun.
So yeah, so I think we can give it a 91 which averages us out to a 92 for a personal score.
All right.
And then that actually concludes this week's breakdown.
So the final Albreos letter grade for the Bob's Burger movie has come to a A minus.
Hell yeah.
And a very, very strong A minus at that.
Yes, that makes me happy.
Right.
So it is sitting at a one second lost it.
God damn it.
All right.
It is sitting at a 92.37%.
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
Which funny enough puts it on the exact same level like exactly to like the to a 10,000th
place like it's exactly the same.
So the like the the total score is 92.375.
The only other 92.375 movie we have is Joker.
Oh shit.
Okay.
Yeah so that puts it I'll do below first.
So it puts it below Pulp Fiction which is at a 92.43.
Puts it below Spider-Man into the Spider-Verse which is at a 92.59.
Puts it below Encanto which is at a 92.81.
And it is below Avengers Infinity War which is at a 92.93.
Okay.
Yeah.
And like I said exact same level as Joker.
With that one they they ordered it alphabetically.
So that's why I'm like needing to specify that this is exactly the same score as Joker.
Gotcha.
Alright but it puts it above A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood which is at a 92.31.
Puts it above The Eternals which is at a 92.25.
Puts it above Our Friend which is at a 92.12.
And puts it above Logan which is at a 91.81.
Damn.
Yeah.
And then finally puts it above The Batman which is at a 91.62.
So I feel like we're gonna catch it for that.
True but my at least my argument would be at least you know I didn't fall asleep in
Bob's Burgers movie.
Oh shit.
Shots fired.
Yeah.
Well I'm sorry.
It's a great movie.
Don't get me wrong.
It is a great movie but it did need to be three hours.
They could have cut some stuff down.
Yeah it was a long as frickin movie.
But honestly I'm not too upset with its placement.
No.
I feel like you can throw a bitch fit all you want about it but for an animated movie
like it like not even taking into consideration it being a Bob's Burgers movie it checks all
of the boxes that we touched upon.
Like yes there's something like I feel like we didn't try to compare it to the show too
much at least when in regards to our scoring.
Like we did do that we did do that comparison but we try not I at least I tried not to let
that influence my my score.
No I kind of tried to make it like I was a person like that barely seen any Bob's Burgers
if not.
Yeah that's that's kind of how I was going into it.
So I'm sure it's how the writers are with these types of movies.
I would hope so and if they that's like that's just an attribute to the score or the writing
score being so high.
Like they were able to pull something off that I feel someone who knows nothing about
the show could go in and enjoy this movie.
Absolutely agree.
So I I'm not upset with any of the scores at all.
Me neither.
Yeah so that is where it is ranked in our hierarchy if you guys want to argue about
it you can do stuff after I pull it up.
If you guys want to complain about it be sure to hit us up on social media we're on Facebook
Twitter and Instagram and TikTok we're actually being a lot more consistent about TikTok now.
We are.
Yeah just search at the All Bros you can also email us with your complaints at the All Bros
channel at gmail.com or go to our website tinyurl.com forward slash the All Bros where
you can find links to everything that we do.
And be sure to check out the podcast we're basically everywhere or share the podcast
I guess like if you're listening to this.
Like we hope that you've checked out other episodes if you're listening to this.
Yeah we hope but be sure to share your share this with your friends family loved ones enemies
shitty cousins like we don't we don't care.
You haven't said that line in so long.
It's like a throwback here.
Almost it's been a while.
But yeah be sure to follow and subscribe wherever you listen.
And yeah.
So with that next week we will finally be breaking down the bad guys.
The newest Dreamworks movie.
Yep.
Yeah so be sure to go watch that movie before next week when we break it down or don't and
spoil it for yourself we don't give a shit.
If you weren't interested I guess we saved you ten bucks there you go.
Yep.
But until then this has been the All Bros podcast I'm Caleb.
And I'm Jonathan.
And we'll catch you guys next week.
This is so long.
What the hell was that?
I don't know.
Apparently I just hit puberty twice.
That's what happened.
No I don't want to go back to a high pitched voice.
Ugh.