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Ein Wasserrohrbruch direkt vor dem Eingang von Bobs Burgers sorgt dafür, dass der Zugang in das Restaurant vorerst blockiert ist. Für die Belchers fallen die hoffnungsvollen Aussichten auf ein erfolgreiches Sommergeschäft damit – im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes – ins Wasser. Während Bob (Stimme im Original: H. Jon Benjamin) und Linda (John Roberts) versuchen, das Geschäft mit ihren kreativen Ideen irgendwie am Laufen zu halten, wollen ihre Kinder Gene (Eugene Mirman), Tina (Dan Mintz) und Louise (Kristen Schaal) ein großes Mysterium aufdecken, das auch dabei helfen könnte, das Burgerrestaurant zu retten. Die Probleme scheinen kein Ende zu nehmen und türmen sich von allen Seiten. Dennoch hält die ungewöhnliche Familie zusammen und setzt alles daran, um wieder dort hinzukommen, wo sie eigentlich hingehören: hinter den Tresen ihres geliebten Diners.
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I love this family. Watching them for over a decade, this movie is a culmination of their offbeat and earnest, weird hearts. The passion and love for this show is in every frame. They go all out to make this earn its moviedom. The lighting and the animation are brisk and fluid, and the musical numbers get you moving from the lovingly drawn dances as much as their catchiness. And they’re very catchy. And while every cast member gets their chance to shine, this is Louise’s movie, and it’s 100% the right call. She was the breakout star that kept the show going in its rougher beginnings as the spirit of chaos. But through the years, she became the show’s soul, period. Wild, mischievous, but at its core a zest for life. She has the strongest arc, one that draws you in and gets you rooting for her, and a lot of that is due to Kristen Schaal. She’s a voice acting all star, of course, from Mabel Pines to Sarah Lynn, and a comedy ace in live action. But she’s played Louise the longest out of all her roles, and she’s gotten to see her grow and her material change from just that arbiter of conflict and chaos to the little girl with a whole lotta heart, undying loyalty, and more insecurity than she wants anyone to know. Schaal nails all of her facets here, and the payoff for the show’s longest, decade long mystery- why the hat?- genuinely got me teared up. I laughed, I cried, I had songs stuck in my head, and I know I’ll come back to this movie as much as I’ve come back to the show that spawned it. What more could you ask for?
❤x7 If you like Bob's Burgers the series you'll like Bob's Burgers the Movie. If you love Bob's Burgers the series you'll love Bob's Burgers the Movie. If you hate Bob's Burgers the series you'll hate Bob's Burgers the Movie. Basically it's an extended episode of the TV show. For a while there I was afraid we'd be losing one of our lovable Fischoeders. Oh wait - we did. Or did we? How I rate: 1-3 ❤ = seriously! don't waste your time 4-6 ❤ = you may or may not enjoy this 7-8 ❤ = I expect you will like this too 9-10 ❤ = movies and TV shows I really love!
"Hello, is this the police? I want to report a... a thing happened!" Let me start by saying that the Bob's Burgers Movie is fun fun fun. It catches everything the show is about with a bigger story and great animation. I believe that if you, like me, love the Belchers you will enjoy this movie. So happy the show is still going strong. I have seen loads of episodes on tv and since I can finally stream it with Disney+ I'm finally making my way through the show in order and this movie confirmed to me that I'm for sure not done with this little family and everyone else who visits their restaurant. Sinkholes ftw!
This really was nothing like the show at all. All people that say that this was just a longer episode: have you ever even seen the show? This was extremely different, and very clearly approached from another angle. Well sadly, that angle did not work. The movie is awful and I highly recommend to people that actually care about the show to avoid this. I wish someone had told me that.