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@@mauriceisaac3646 the only tiny, I mean microscopic amount of credit they could get is putting some time travel bullshit into it, but even then that still causes too many problems to give them that droplet's worth of credit.
Is everyone else just glossing over the fact that Krabs just gives Plankton the formula? Then Plankton gives up on his evil plan to turn good for no reason.
They could have had a part where plankton tries ti make the patties himself but no one likes them because he doesn't make the way spongebob does so that could at least give an explanation for why he wants to helo get spongebob back
@@jskywalker58 Or pull a Bojack and have him unfulfilled now that he was what he wants. It really wouldn't be hard to give him a motivation to give up 😭
@@Shlaps to be fair I think that’s what they were trying to do. His entire reflection of feeling unfulfilled seems like it just happened entirely off camera. Which still sucks.
16:50 Wait until Jack finds out that Kamp Koral created an alternate timeline where Sandy from the present sends Sandy as a child to Kamp Koral to meet SpongeBob and friends at Kamp to prevent the Secret Formula from being created earlier than when it was supposed to.
Spongebob and Keanu telling each other they were breathtaking was one of the best parts of this movie. Stephen Hillenburg worked on part of this movie, so it explains the high points.
@@Slenderr_man If you sort comments by new, I made this _exact_ comment 7 minutes before his. I'm not trying to be dramatic, but it can be annoying to see someone just copypaste your comment and they get more replies. It's not similar, it's literally word for word what I typed up.
@@legendarycryptid2629 bro, it's not worth getting worked up over someone stealing your comment on a spilling the milk vid. do urself a favor and touch grass
Fun fact: This movie was originally a horror-ish movie. They scrapped it cuz it would be scary to a younger audience, having horror elements, and it was originally named, It's a Wonderful Sponge
Scoob also TRIES to do something new with the characters while Sponge on the run has the same plot as the episode '' Have you seen that snail? '' Gary is missing and Spongebob has to find him. It's that but with zombies-pirates and an add for Kamp koral. Not very creative or funny 😐
This movie is basically a retell of that one episode, somewhere in the early seasons were Gary went missing, even when I watched the trailer I notice/saw that when I watched the trailer. Edit: I guess it just goes to show, that they really are running out of ideas and that they are reusing pre-existing ideas of SpongeBob just to get people back on the show.
@@jskywalker58 This movie is a complete insult to any child who has grown up with season 1-3 & the first movie of SpongeBob and to any new child who's gonna watch this movie and it's an insult to Stephen Hillenburg himself. Nick really has shit on his grave, especially considering he wanted the show to end at the first movie, but Nick really said: “Nah, let's milk this show for eternity even in the death of Stephen Hillenburg." If they cared about this show, we would have put it in peace a long time ago. It really is a shame to see what SpongeBob has become to Nick.
@@Reverse-Goku geez how much of this drama is going to continue like this movie is not that bad sure is a recap of an episode and at is best this movie is mid but really ? this is the only thing people are going to say when new spongebob content is out or wherever someone post some kind of spongebob stuff and also stephen hillenburg give them permision to use spongebob moving forwerd and I can understand not liking this movie like: the humer is not that good, the plot is reause and the best thing about this movie is its animation but to that is an insult to the classic era ,to stephen hillenburg and to any kid that is going to watched is way to much, what is every minute of this movie an insult to any one who watched? no not at all and while I would like one day to put this series to rest it, is not a reason to say that everything new spongebob is an insult, just let this hole drama to die already and stop saying this all day on the Internet and go touch some grass dude, my god!!
i feel so bad for the people that made this movie. imagine trying to include a tiny tidbit of marking stephen’s honor at the end only for people to act like you commited some vile atrocity
The thing is that he didn’t want more movies and spongebob was suppose to end at the first movie, so including him is doing a dishonour to what he wanted which unfortunately happened since nickelodeon profited the shit out of Spongebob.
@devilheartcandy Hillenburg worked on this movie idiot. He was an Executive Producer. He also produced like the last 3 seasons except the current one. Nickelodeon has not done any disservice when he's worked or knew about all the current projects
@@NotSoGenesiz you don’t see evidence of it cause it’s pure cap. Bro even worked on this movie so I don’t know why people are acting like he would disapprove this movie or any spinoffs
@@bubbachildsupport4535 He died the same year the production started, the script wasn't even made yet. You're just buying into the marketing for this movie
I am kinda annoyed when people keep bringing up that Stephen Hillenburg would of hated this. I swear, people online keep beating up a dead horse way worse than Nickelodeon does it!
He would though, it changes all the established lore that he built throughout the years and made sure to keep consistent. They even changed the king of Atlantis from the original Neptune to a completely new character.
Same, but I can’t say difference between Kor’a and Jack’s sometimes. Like, they have so similar voice. When someone of them talk and text doesn’t have colour, or face doesn’t showed I can’t say who say it
21:47 this is arguably worse than the 24framesofNick clip. That was at least really funny for how dead serious he was, this is just straight up disrespectful 💀
for a moment i was actually considering unsubbing for that like i get the movie is a giant ad but using a dead man as a mouthpiece for opinions on children's shows is disgusting
@@HeyIsYourRefrigeratorRunning Stephen created one of the most popular cartoons of all time and left the show on his own volition to allow his colleagues to keep it going. What the hell do you mean he "deserved better?" This movie and even the spin-off doesn't go against any of his wishes.
@@uknownada Even though it doesn't go against Stephen's wishes, and I do respect the memorial they gave him at the end, I still think that this movie is not only fucking terrible, but also a feature-length advertisement for a spin off that is still garbage even if he WAS aware of it. Sorry to say.
This movie may be one of the worst things I've ever seen but HOLY FUCK, 21:48 felt like a smack across the ass. Y'all know he was not only involved with this movie before he died, but he was also friends with some of the crew right? They paid respect to him, and I respect that.
They might be just joking, but if they aren't, i'm really tired of people using Steve's death to shit on modern SpongeBob, including this movie. HOW DARE YOU MAKE A TRIBUTE TO OUR LATE FRIEND!
The trailer I had shoved in my face was the minute long "SpongeBob, tell me everyone in your new movie" one, and that honestly says a lot about how much this movie relied on name drops 😂
Hillenburg literally works on the movie. The crew tributes him at the end cuz they were his friends and they worked with him for a long time and you say they shit on his grave.
despite the tribute, they did everything he didn’t want and more! he never wanted any spin-offs (mentioned in an interview that the show should remain as SpongeBob and how he interacted with his surroundings) he didn’t want the show to continue after season 3 and the first movie (he left after that) (yes he came back for the second movie and was a co producer for the remaining episodes until he couldn’t). and you cannot tell me them announcing this movie + spinoffs possibilities A COUPLE MONTHS after he died was in poor taste… he never wanted any of this and it’s disgusting what they are doing now. Nickelodeon will never let this movie go, it’s their golden goose (even cancelling other shows or allowing them to thrive on their network). they waited for him to pass away in order to seize full control of the spongebob name and franchise. yes maybe the people who worked on it actually appreciated Hillenburg, but you can’t tell me Nick gives 2 shits!
@@Farmer_Thanos He literally accepted Kamp Koral. He didn't see any spinoffs coming IN 2008, yk how much the show has changed since then? Him wanting the show to end with the movie was a myth iirc, he just wanted to be less involved in the show to focus on other stuff (he'd still work on accepting models and ideas tho). Them announcing that 2 months after his death was just extremely poor timing, you really think it takes that little time to make a movie and two shows?
@@cuthbertmcvane9159 yea I mean, I understand it but this kind of causes the misinformation to spread even further and I prefer to comment on it to stop it at least a little.
@@Pablo.673 Paul Tibbit, a close friend of Hillenburg, tweeted a couple days after the announcement of these new shows and movies “I do not mean any disrespect to any of my colleagues who are working on this show. They are good people and talented artists. But this is some greedy, lazy exectutive-ing right here, and they ALL know full well Steve would have HATED this. Shame on them” I think this is the closest we are going to get to Steve’s thoughts on this without putting words into his mouth.
I do have to admit, this was the SpongeBob movie I did not enjoy watching. I’m dead serious, not even Keanu Reeves could save this movie. It was just so generic and not worth watching. It didn’t even need to exist. There’s already a SpongeBob episode where he lost Gary, so this is just the same thing all over again but with tons of celebrities.
21:48 Wow...I'm sorry, but that was just too much, I barely could tell if that was even a joke or not... that was kind of a jerkish move to talk ill of Stephen Hillenburg and the crew who worked on the movie like that...
Stephen was barely involved in this movie because he died and also who cares because this movie sucks and this is an insult and a disgrace to his creation.
@@DanielKariuki-er5giyou’re being MAD dramatic Stephen loves children and his audience and made a movie for THAT audience, who are you to speak on a dead man’s behalf
@@SpillingTheMilk Hillenburg actually enjoyed the animation and the movie (this one, yes) and his best friend directed it, so this was definitely distasteful
The movie might not be good but the people who worked on it love Spongebob and Stephen Hillenburg. Its not disrespectful to pay tribute to him on one of the last things he ever produced
that is not true he worked on this movie and he knew about the spinoffs, they just announced the spinoffs and release the movie after his death is not like they made them this fast making cartoons is hard and it takes alot of work to make them and also the third movie went in development hell they change the script a bunch of times so just be inform of this people before getting mad for no reason okay?
@@danielaionescu478 if I recall correctly, Steven wanted to finish the series after the first movie, that was what he wanted to end on. The following episodes and the second movie (out of water), he was put aside, side working on the making of those. he never wanted to make a series or this movie; which this movie was MADE to PROMOTE the Camp Coral kids series. this is the equivalent of “Am I going to defile this grave for money? of course I am!” worst of all, they were announced A COUPLE MONTHS after his passing edit: these were made 1-2 years after his death
@@Farmer_Thanos1: he never even wanted to make the first movie in the first, for him it was kind of the finaly for him of working on spongebob 2: if he never wanted to make this movie why did he worked on it and also this was in the same that he said interview that I don't see any spinoffs happening which somehow translets to I hate spinoffs and I don't want to do them and the reason he didn't do spinoffs was because most of the characters work as side characters 3: the idea of the flashback scene was before a spinoff of camp koral was even discus and 4: if you think these were made 1-2 years after his death then you then you don't know about anything this movie went thought production hell getting delays after delays, changing the script a bunch of times and it was in discussion to make this movie right after the second one and about the spinoffs one of the guys working on them sayd that he knew about them he just didn't see them in the final version, soo now just stop complening about this and go outside and live youre life it is just stupid to get outrage about all of this
I don't think Stephen Hillenberg was as stubborn to this direction with Spongebob like some fans are assuming, considering he was alive during the production of this movie and the planning of the spin-offs after it. I feel like his initial skepticism of these ideas did change for some reason, maybe due to the new demographic or sustainability, and he just kinda passively accepted it.
Did you miss the fact that he died before the script was even made? They even changed the name after he died and there's interviews talking about how the movie was very different before
@@user-x7dc2pq7n He knew about the film being made, and he knew about Kamp Koral and is okay with it existing. Stop putting a dead man’s words in his mouth.
I love the animation in this film, they managed to capture the aesthetics of the original while creating their own distinct style, especially the textures.
Funny how SpongeBob's friends all admit on how much they care about him, yet there were numerous SpongeBob episodes where each or all of them had hated him and even wanted him to die. Most notably with Little Yellow Book, Mermaid Pants, Krabby Land, inSpongeiac, Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy 4, Stuck in the Wringer, The Lost Mattress, Scaredy Pants, Sportz?, Patty Caper, To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants, Grandma's Kisses, Driven to Tears, Broken Alarm, Opposite Day, Chatterbox Gary, Don't Look Now, Whatever Happened to SpongeBob?, Gone, and even with Sponge Out of Water (2015), to an extent.
In the spongebob camp show its confirmed that future sandy sent her kid-self to the camp to prevent something from happening in their future, so it created a separate timeline and thats where this movie takes place. So its canon sandy and spongebob did meet as kids in the new timeline
I'm rewatching this video and I'm pissed the intro and the ending part the video was clipped out the best part was Jack saying “Don't put his name in this movie! You sh!t on his grave!”
And not only that, but Tim Hill the writer and director, has worked with Stephen ever since he joined the industry in Rocko's Modern Life and even helped him developing the pilot
Calling the cast & crew "evil" and saying they were "crapping on Stephen's grave" when they were genuinely paying tribute to him is a scummy thing to say, honestly.
Stephen was adamant about no spinoffs for SpongeBobs. It common Knowledge after he died Nick immediately approved a whole bunch of them and movies. I wouldn’t call the cast evil but the producers? Definitely scummy
@@godofchaosandmadness Stephen was never adamant about spin-offs. He just never was interested in them. This movie, and the spin-off shows, were well-known and involved Stephen well before he died. A bunch of losers that never knew Stephen Hillenburg should not tell you what Stephen Hillenburg wanted.
Did anyone tell the Spilling the Milk crew that Present-Day Sandy sent her kid self to Kamp Koral to meet SpongeBob years earlier before their Season 1 meeting?
About Plankton and Gary, later episodes starting from when he stole Gary’s identity to try to get the formula play into the two being enemies. The show’s been surprisingly consistent about it, too.
I dont care for the ANIMATION of the characters(i think the designs are ok, but i just dont like how they move around) but the BACKGROUNDS and just the setting in general looks amazing. What they SHOULD have done was 2d animated characters over the 3d landscapes and setting, it would REALLY help it stand out from other animated styles too
Also... first name basis? As in opposed to Gary the snails LAST name? What tf would it even be? I doubt it's also SquarePants, that's a little niche lmao
I hope the end part where they call the crew “evil” for putting in memory for Stephen’s name is a joke cause if not thats fucked up. He worked on the movie and the crew knew him personally
Btw the sandy meating SpongeBob plot hole with camp coral actually gets patched IN camp coral. there is an episode where it’s basically how most common SpongeBob episodes would go, plankton trying steal the formula and Krans trying to prevent him, the thing is that plankton ACTUALLY gets the formula and honestly he doesn’t need to read it for that long to remember it and the episode is nearly over. You know that he shouldn’t win but it sure seems like he will but, at the last minute (“child”) sandy comes in and destroys the formula (I think she burns or stomps on it but I can’t remember) Without ANY context of the situation so-far so it’s Very surprising that that happened. But before you can question she gets a call from her watch, it’s SANDY. Despite being sandy the ORIGINAL sandy CALLS her to ask ‘little cheeks did you get rid of that formula?’ whom she responds with “yes big cheeks’ THEN sandy says “good cuz that wasn’t even supposed to exist yet I mean imagine how many problems there would have been for me now! Good thing I SENT YOU to that summer camp little cheeks” “well I’m happy to be here” was how I remember the conversation kinda going before she hangs up and the episode ends but the fact they put the effort into adding that really shows that they DO care for the plot and timeline of their show sometimes you just need to look a lil deeper. Like sandy sending her younger cgi self into a summer camp w spongebob to avoid and fix any inevitable continuity errors…
Imagine getting mad at a studio for leaving a memory token of a guy you never met in real life, only because they made a movie (which he had involvement in it)
@@SweatierAcorn no they didn't, it's been proven time and time again Steven didn't have problems with spin offs my guy you all are just parrots repeating the same BS misinformation
Although I feel the movie for the most part is pretty decent, I feel it falls short of the previous two films due to lacking the true comedic soul of the show. While there are some memorable highlights such as the musical number at the third act climax, it unfortunately got bogged down from promoting Camp Coral too much and random plot lines such as the live action zombie cowboys. The film also reuses plot lines from the show and first movie, taking away possible originality. It feels like half a celebration of the SpongeBob franchise and half a large commercial for a spin-off. At the very least, the animation is extremely well done, and the voice acting is top tier.
@@newrallyxeviousgamer wait...what💀. What's going on with nickelodeon. Oh yeah but it is good there was a tribute, but by SpongeBob I meant like modern SB, and the movie just messed with the lore
@@jskywalker58 I don't see the problem with characters being unlikable as long as they act in-character and make for a good plot or good gags tbh, which is the case of Sponge Out of Water imo.
I'm glad they're doing something new with the fourth movie because it has nothing to do with the secret formula they're finally using the Flying Dutchman.
Gotta say, seeing Poseidon as the villain makes me think of that one fanfic someone made (A Dash of Common Sense, I think?) where the author had Neptune XIV, movie King Neptune and this guy duke it for rulership of the sea, with XIV winning because the author found him more interesting as a character.
21:51 that's an incredibly disrespectful thing to say. even if the movie wasn't good, that doesn't mean they can't put a tribute to him at the end. he was even involved with the production of the movie. and before anyone says anything about kamp koral, he was around for that too.
How I mean it's widely considered a fact that Nickelodeon is running SpongeBob nonstop despite the creator wanting it to end way back Putting his name in is just another way to make it seem more emotional then it actually is
@@hoobadoobamaster8551 He might've initially wanted to end after the first movie, but people's opinions change over time. He came back after the second movie to work on the series. He even assisted in both the third movie and spinoff's productions. It wasn't to make it "more emotional", it was just to pay respect to him.
@@wessquiid pay respects? They rewrote the literal backstory of the characters and tried to pass it of as an emotional scene for kids, they were definitely NOT PAYING respect And while yeah he worked on the first few movies before despite wanting it to end on the very first it didn't mean his opinion changed they most likely offered him good money for it or was gonna do it even if he didn't want them to and though it would be better if he did a few things to make it a little better then howbtheynare gonna make it But this movie here just straight up says fuck his story for the characters so they can make MORE SHITTY PREQUELS AND SEQUELS
0:51 (SPOILERS TO LEAKED MOVIE) Thats the actual plot lmao, plankton and karen get mad at eachother and karen turns into a mech, with each head being one of her emotions, she then leaves plankton to make a giant robot to take over the surface, basically breaking up, then spongebob and plankton gotta try and stop her and get plankton to apologize.
Now I'm waiting for them to react to SpongeBob in Tehran and we'll be complete,Also there's a certain event in Kamp Koral that shows that Present Sandy told her past self to go meet SpongeBob and them at Kamp Koral
