Famous Patrick (A Super SpongeBob Fan Movie)

This movie was review bombed by someone from the UK which is really sad because the movie was amazing! It had good morals, It had good storytelling, the Comedy was really good, and to top it all off, the best twist I have ever seen. It sucks because no movie deserves to be review bombed unless it's actually really bad. The characters were likeable (Except for patrick at one point, but the only reason is because he was brainwashed), but this movie did not deserve to be review bombed. Whoever did that I bet only wanted to stir up some chaos, so whoever review bombed the movie, Don't ever come on IMDB again.

It's one of the best YouTube movies of all time. The story is properly put together, I love plush videos, so that's nice, and don't even get me started on the outstanding songs that are in this. In short, great movie, 10 stars. Oh speaking of that, Patrick Star is the star in this movie, so it makes sense too.

I have to put 600 words, so here's the extended version (made with ai sry):

If you're looking for a YouTube movie that actually feels like effort and heart were poured into it, look no further. This film stands tall as one of the best YouTube originals I've ever seen. It hits the mark in ways many YouTube movies completely miss. The story, the presentation, the music, and the characters all come together for a surprisingly polished and entertaining experience.

First of all, the story is properly put together. A lot of YouTube films (especially ones using plushes or other non-traditional storytelling methods) either get lazy with the plot or rely too heavily on random jokes to move the "story" forward. That's not the case here. There's a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story stays on track without getting lost in side jokes or filler. Every scene feels like it has a purpose. That's rare in this kind of content and really shows the creators knew exactly what they wanted to deliver.

The use of plush videos is another major highlight for me. Plush videos have a charm that's hard to replicate with CGI or live-action. They bring a physicality and a simplicity that's refreshing. There's something inherently creative about seeing how different plush characters are used to tell a story, and this movie embraces that fully. It's done in a way that's both humorous and surprisingly emotional at times, without ever taking itself too seriously or getting cheesy. It respects its own concept, and because of that, viewers can respect it too.

Now, onto one of the absolute best parts of the movie: the music. The songs featured here are outstanding. Not just decent, not just catchy - outstanding. It's clear that time was spent making sure the songs fit the scenes and elevated the overall movie instead of just padding the runtime. Each musical number adds something, whether it's advancing the story, developing a character, or just providing a well-earned break with high entertainment value. It's rare that I watch a YouTube movie and immediately want to go listen to the soundtrack afterward, but this one pulled it off.

Speaking of characters, it's worth pointing out that Patrick Star is, appropriately, the star of the show. That makes the "10 stars" rating almost too perfect. Patrick has always been a lovable character, but here, he's given real depth and some great moments that make you appreciate him even more. His humor, timing, and sheer likability carry the movie in a way that feels effortless. They didn't just use Patrick as a joke machine either - he actually drives the story and gives the movie a lot of its heart (without ever getting overly sentimental).

Visually, it's also worth noting that the production values are high, especially for a YouTube release. Camera work is clean, lighting is solid, and editing is sharp. There's a professionalism to it that puts it above most fan-made projects and even some officially sanctioned YouTube originals. It's obvious the creators were passionate about delivering something that wasn't just good "for YouTube," but good by any standard.

Overall, this movie isn't just "good for a YouTube movie." It's genuinely great by any metric. It captures a sense of fun and creativity that's often missing in bigger budget productions. It's the kind of film that reminds you why platforms like YouTube became so powerful in the first place - they give talented creators the space to take risks, have fun, and deliver something unique and memorable.

If you love plush videos, good storytelling, catchy songs, and memorable characters, you owe it to yourself to watch this. 10 out of 10, no hesitation.