The Bob's Burgers Movie

I laughed all the way through it and I knew nothing about it on the way in.

Bouchard can make the comedy baroque, but the default remains a low-key, silly-sweet deadpan.

If you are a fan of the show, it will definitely fulfill your expectations.

In this feature-length helping, the plain visual style and the jabbering humour become a little exhausting, partly because the storyline — with Bob and his family trying to save their burger joint from going bust — is overstretched.

Bouchard and collaborator Nora Smith pen a fast and witty script, leaving few breaths absent of side jokes and offhanded puns. The pacing of the film drives straight forward...

The Bob’s Burgers Movie proves that more of the same is sometimes the very best thing.

Whether you have seen all the episodes of Bob’s Burgers or none, there is no denying the absolute wholesomeness that watching this movie will impart on your soul.

Not a fan of the show and sadly not a fan of the film

There is a reaffirmation that even if the cinematic adaptation of the series feels as if it's an extended episode, the movie is just as entertaining and endearing as its source material.

A fun--and funny--movie in the continuity of the TV series, and in a blu-ray release replete with a slew of deep dive extras.