An action epic that explores the origins of Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad, better known as the Aqua Teen Hunger Force, who somehow become pitted in a battle over an immortal piece of ex... Read allAn action epic that explores the origins of Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad, better known as the Aqua Teen Hunger Force, who somehow become pitted in a battle over an immortal piece of exercise equipment.An action epic that explores the origins of Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad, better known as the Aqua Teen Hunger Force, who somehow become pitted in a battle over an immortal piece of exercise equipment.
- Directors
- Writers
- Stars
Dana Snyder
- Master Shake
- (voice)
Dave Willis
- Meatwad
- (voice)
- …
Carey Means
- Frylock
- (voice)
Andy Merrill
- Oglethorpe
- (voice)
Mike Schatz
- Emory
- (voice)
Matt Maiellaro
- Err
- (voice)
- …
C. Martin Croker
- Dr. Weird
- (voice)
- …
Fred Armisen
- Time Lincoln
- (voice)
Bruce Campbell
- Chicken Bittle
- (voice)
George Lowe
- Space Ghost
- (voice)
Chris Ward
- MC Pee Pants
- (voice)
- (as mc chris)
Chris Kattan
- Walter Melon
- (voice)
Neil Peart
- Self
- (voice)
- (as Neil Peart of Rush)
H. Jon Benjamin
- CIA Agent #1
- (voice)
- (as Jon 'Big Jon' Benjamin)
Jon Glaser
- CIA Agent #2
- (voice)
Craig Hartin
- Rob Goldstein
- (voice)
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Featured reviews
If the title in all it's absurdity didn't already warn you, this movie is typical Aqua Teen Hunger Force insanity. And in running with the show's tradition of absurdity, came out to be an epic moment in their history. Granted, much like the show it is definitely not for everyone, and certainly not for children. If you like the show and it's bizarre moments, you'll most certainly love the movie. But if you have never caught the show or don't care for it, you're likely better off going to see something else or picking up an episode or two of the show first.
Definitely worth it for fans, it had me rolling in laughter. Best laugh I've had at the theater in ages.
Definitely worth it for fans, it had me rolling in laughter. Best laugh I've had at the theater in ages.
I'm 51 years old -- a suburban housewife. My son, now 11, introduced me to ATHF 4 years ago. At first, I tuned out. Then I got hooked. Now we have almost all of their videos and the show is my favorite on TV.
My son and I just got back from seeing the film. It's brilliant. I laughed out loud almost the entire time and it's not easy to get me to laugh out loud at the movies.
Like some have said -- one either gets Aqua Teen or one doesn't. I feel lucky to be among the former and am proud that my son is astute enough to appreciate the humor also ... The show is a terrific send-up of just about everything imaginable -- including trite movie conventions -- and the film did not disappoint. That being said, you have to let yourself get ready to trip, and I did have to assure the young man selling me the tickets that my son and I knew what we were getting into. Honestly, it's not that shocking and the vulgarities are delivered so deftly and speedily that one hardly has time to focus or dwell.
My son and I just got back from seeing the film. It's brilliant. I laughed out loud almost the entire time and it's not easy to get me to laugh out loud at the movies.
Like some have said -- one either gets Aqua Teen or one doesn't. I feel lucky to be among the former and am proud that my son is astute enough to appreciate the humor also ... The show is a terrific send-up of just about everything imaginable -- including trite movie conventions -- and the film did not disappoint. That being said, you have to let yourself get ready to trip, and I did have to assure the young man selling me the tickets that my son and I knew what we were getting into. Honestly, it's not that shocking and the vulgarities are delivered so deftly and speedily that one hardly has time to focus or dwell.
There are two types of people, those who get Aqua Teen Hunger Force and those who just don't understand its appeal. Having said that, I am of the former. I have always loved Aqua Teen Hunger Force. For those like me, you will not be disappointed. This movie is great! Sure, the movie goes all over the place and has a zany plot that really goes no where, but thats what makes the movie so good, it follows the same crazy storyline style of the show. Without giving too much away, from the old school 80s style death metal intro on to the end, the movie is hilarious. Any fan of the show MUST see this movie, it is in my opinion the best piece of work to come out of Williams Street to date.
From the days of Bunuel and Dali to the years of Fellinni and Lynch to be followed by the genius that is The Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
"If you do not understand, you should not be here," we're warned.
For those who attempt to make sense out of the abstract mess that is life, avoid. For those who can appreciate the nonsensical absurdity that it holds, view and love. It's just so goddamn beautiful and anybody who criticizes the 'pointless' nature of this film, try finding anything of an otherwise nature.
Please.
A vital attack on censorship, the senses, and sense itself. With animation so beautiful in it's simplicity, voices that could not fit better (specifically the Master Shake), and the freshest thing since Darwinism.
A cinematic meditation.
"If you do not understand, you should not be here," we're warned.
For those who attempt to make sense out of the abstract mess that is life, avoid. For those who can appreciate the nonsensical absurdity that it holds, view and love. It's just so goddamn beautiful and anybody who criticizes the 'pointless' nature of this film, try finding anything of an otherwise nature.
Please.
A vital attack on censorship, the senses, and sense itself. With animation so beautiful in it's simplicity, voices that could not fit better (specifically the Master Shake), and the freshest thing since Darwinism.
A cinematic meditation.
Given the unique ironic brand of post-modern absurdist style humour that the TV show essentially is--how then does one turn it into a 90 minute movie? I was almost hoping for a series of stories, but they did one big story. It's certainly more a treat for the fans than for the unitiated. Some things work, but it does start to drag after a while. The refreshing thing is that the movie doesn't care--it's an outright F-you to the audience and as they tell you (hilariously) at the start you can leave cause they have your money already. How many movies would do that? Aside from all that, the characters are truelly amazing and they stayed true to them. Not sure how I feel about some of the revelations--but whatever.
Did you know
- TriviaCartoon Network launched a guerrilla marketing campaign to promote this film in January 2007. Dozens of electronic devices with blinking lights were surreptitiously posted in various locations in major US cities. When lit, an image of a Mooninite extending its middle finger appeared. On January 31, 2007, the Boston Police received several reports of suspicious devices, including one near a subway station, on a bridge support beneath a major highway. Bomb squads and emergency personnel were deployed. The two men who installed the devices were arrested and charged with several counts of placing a hoax device to incite panic, a felony. Turner Broadcasting, Cartoon Network's parent company, and Interference, Inc., the marketing company that created the campaign, reached a settlement with city and state officials to resolve any civil or criminal claims. The companies agreed to pay $1 million to the Boston police department, and $1 million to Homeland Security. Jim Samples, head of Cartoon Network, resigned. The two men who planted the devices were sentenced to community service.
- GoofsIn the opening scene Meatwad is seen holding a guitar right-handed. Then the viewpoint shifts and he is seen holding it left-handed. Finally returning to right-handed when the view shifts again.
- Crazy creditsJust like the TV show, we quickly see a skull and crossbones and a voiceover (provided by Matt Maiellaro) yelling "Skull!"
- Alternate versionsThe fake airing of the movie for April Fools' Day 2007 (in which almost all of the film is shown in picture-in-picture), is missing the scene before the production logos (most likely to save it for the theatrical release). The official airing retained this scene.
- SoundtracksGroovy Time for a Movie Time
Written by Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro
Composed and Arranged by Eddie Horst
Performed by Eddie Horst, Susan Bennett, Rebecca Windham, Dave Rowland (as David Rowland),
Gary Land, Joe Reda, Sam Skelton
Engineered by Neville Walker
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- Countries of origin
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- Language
- Also known as
- Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters and Television
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Box office
- Budget
- $750,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $5,520,368
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $3,088,000
- Apr 15, 2007
- Gross worldwide
- $5,520,368
- Runtime
- 1h 26m(86 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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