The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022)

Walsh calls the film one of the funniest, smartest and most distinctive summer movies, praising its lighthearted, intelligent comedy. She singles out the blend of dense jokes, voice acting, 2D animation and musical numbers as what makes it sing.

The review finds the film more than worthy of the big screen, with charm and gentle comedy. It especially praises the heartfelt, funny minor interactions among the Belcher family and their community.

Strong finds the film a sweet, slight, and charming extension of the series. She especially praises its expressive animation and highlights the bumper-car chase scene.

The review finds this noirish riff on the animated series a cheerful, satisfying treat. It singles out the movie’s happy-meal-sized appeal.

Erbland finds the film a charmer that works for fans and newcomers, though its plot feels undercooked. She praises its jokes and colorful animation, while wishing it had gone bigger with its musical elements.

Foreman finds the movie a lovely, entertaining big-screen debut, though its plot reuses familiar material. She especially praises the detailed, cinematic animation and the chance to see beloved characters shine on the big screen.

Watson finds the film a sweet, playful expansion of the series that keeps its family-centered spirit intact. He praises the oddball supporting cast for suggesting a lively world beyond the Belchers.

The critic finds the film an amiable, assured expansion that preserves the series’ modest identity. He especially praises its character work and the Belcher family’s eccentricities.

Scheck finds the movie a satisfying continuation of the series, especially for its fans. He praises the colorful hand-drawn animation and the familiar humor, while noting that some jokes only earn groans.

Nicholson finds the film a delightful, familiar extension of the sitcom, even if it offers no big-screen surprises. She praises its fast, friendly jokes and the lively musical numbers.

Hadadi finds the film a jubilant, comforting distraction, though its storytelling is predictable and safe. She especially praises the animation’s vibrancy, depth, and fluidity.

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Worthington finds the film a lot of fun and a faithful, slightly grander continuation of the series. He especially praises its quick-witted humor, catchy songs, and the Belchers’ warmth and loyalty.

The reviewer finds the film charming, entertaining, and accessible even to viewers unfamiliar with the series. They praise its songs for efficiently revealing characters’ wants and drawing viewers into its world.

The critic finds the film a delightful, faithful big-screen expansion of the series. They praise its upgraded animation and the extra room it gives the Belchers’ emotional stories.

Bonaime finds the film a delightful, well-crafted extension of the series, though it can feel like several episodes joined together. He praises its character-focused storytelling, hilarious performances, songs, and emotional moments.

Robertson finds the film a satisfying, well-executed extension of the series, though perhaps too light for its stakes. He especially praises the cast and the film’s simple, well-crafted approach.

The critic finds the film a satisfying big-screen extension of the series that works for fans and newcomers. They praise its witty musical numbers and Louise’s storyline, while noting that Gene and Tina are underused.

The critic finds the film enjoyable despite its overlong plot and slow build. They praise its joyful musical numbers and the Belcher family’s emotional warmth.

The critic finds the movie enjoyable and faithful to the show, though not essential enough to demand a theater ticket. They praise its crisp animation and expanded musical numbers, while noting that the murder plot can feel incongruous.

Duralde finds the film funny and charming, but says it falls short of satisfying newcomers. He praises the screenplay’s focus on the Belcher family and its affecting emotional moment.

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