Review of The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022) by Compi24 — 31 May 2022

Series creator Loren Bouchard teams with series producer Bernard Derriman for the feature-length adaptation of "Bob's Burgers," probably the most uniquely entertaining and wholesome animated sitcom on television.

As a preestablished fan of the series, I not only knew what I was in for and was looking forward to it, I'm pretty sure I knew right off the bat how I was going to feel about it. This gives you pretty much everything that a single-sitting binge of a number of episodes would give you — a healthy amount of that trademark humor, the winsome voice-acting and some occasional beats of effective emotionality.

I suppose you could say that this is maybe to a fault; that maybe "The Bob's Burgers Movie" didn't necessarily do anything all that more grand than any of the series' best episodes; that the film doesn't entirely justify itself beyond what a few two-part episodes in the series have already accomplished.

These thoughts crossed my mind, but were fleeting, as the novelty of seeing these lovable characters onscreen for the first time eventually superseded all quibbles. An enjoyable time, to be sure. Bless the Belchers.