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What happens next with Frylock, Meatwad and Master Shake, who consider themselves crime fighters, but the truth is they never fight crime.What happens next with Frylock, Meatwad and Master Shake, who consider themselves crime fighters, but the truth is they never fight crime.What happens next with Frylock, Meatwad and Master Shake, who consider themselves crime fighters, but the truth is they never fight crime.
Dana Snyder
- Master Shake
- (voice)
Carey Means
- Frylock
- (voice)
Dave Willis
- Meatwad
- (voice)
- …
Matt Maiellaro
- Err
- (voice)
- …
Peter Serafinowicz
- Neil
- (voice)
- …
Paul Walter Hauser
- Elmer
- (voice)
Kyle Kinane
- Elric in IT
- (voice)
Jo Firestone
- Felicity in IT
- (voice)
Lauren Holt
- Liz
- (voice)
Christopher Powell
- Stretch Instructor
- (voice)
- (as Comedian CP)
- …
Lavell Crawford
- Street Tough
- (voice)
Jaimie Mellie
- Street Tough
- (voice)
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- TriviaThe opening theme for this film was provided by hip-hip group Run The Jewels: a duo consisting of rappers El-P and Killer Mike. Viewers of the original series may recognize the latter as the voice of the Boost Mobile Phone from season four, as well as Boxy Brown in this film.
- GoofsNeil incorrectly says that white tigers with blue eyes are albino. Albinism is an absence of pigmentation, including in the eyes, resulting in pink eyes. But the pigmentation is only partially absent, also known as leucism, which does not affect pigmentation in the eyes. So, he should have referred to the tigers as leucistic.
- Crazy creditsErr vandalizes the end credits with spray-paint.
- ConnectionsFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: Golden Global Destruction (2021)
- Soundtracks(Theme from) Aqua Teen Forever
Written and Performed by Run the Jewels
Produced by El-P
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ATHF maintained a consistent high quality for 15 years in air, and the recent shorts on YouTube felt just like the old series. So my expectations for this were pretty high. I won't say I'm disappointed, but moreso I got a mixed bag.
What works: First off, the animation is of notably higher quality than the series. Some fans have complained about it, but I enjoyed the higher quality animation. The first movie also had better animation than the series, albeit not to this extent. Speaking of the first movie, this one actually has a plot unlike the first one, and it's actually pretty engaging despite an inconsistent pace. Also, the intro song is amazing.
What doesn't work: The comedy is different. The zany absurdity and rambly, witty dialogue ATHF is know for is still there, but unfortunately it takes a backseat to more conventional and sometimes predictable jokes. Also, while I appreciate the effort to try something (somewhat) new, satire and social commentary is not ATHF's strong suit. The very few times they did it the series fell flat, and that's the same case with the movie.
Also, the Mooninite interruptions are funny at first but they get a little stale and repetitive as the movie goes on. However, the interactive texts are hilarious.
It's not all bad, the characters are mostly the same and there are some laughs to be had. Just not at the same nonstop pace as the series. Also the action sequences in here are brief but genuinely incredible. Plantasm is definitely worth a watch, and while not the strongest ATHF entry, it's something fans can appreciate, and it's relatively friendly to newcomers.
What works: First off, the animation is of notably higher quality than the series. Some fans have complained about it, but I enjoyed the higher quality animation. The first movie also had better animation than the series, albeit not to this extent. Speaking of the first movie, this one actually has a plot unlike the first one, and it's actually pretty engaging despite an inconsistent pace. Also, the intro song is amazing.
What doesn't work: The comedy is different. The zany absurdity and rambly, witty dialogue ATHF is know for is still there, but unfortunately it takes a backseat to more conventional and sometimes predictable jokes. Also, while I appreciate the effort to try something (somewhat) new, satire and social commentary is not ATHF's strong suit. The very few times they did it the series fell flat, and that's the same case with the movie.
Also, the Mooninite interruptions are funny at first but they get a little stale and repetitive as the movie goes on. However, the interactive texts are hilarious.
It's not all bad, the characters are mostly the same and there are some laughs to be had. Just not at the same nonstop pace as the series. Also the action sequences in here are brief but genuinely incredible. Plantasm is definitely worth a watch, and while not the strongest ATHF entry, it's something fans can appreciate, and it's relatively friendly to newcomers.
- decrazyman
- Nov 9, 2022
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- Runtime1 hour 19 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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