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I never know what I want from commercial animated entertainment, but I do know that I like being able to suspect that -- by the standards of the competition -- its makers might be outlaws and lunatics.

Business as usual for the irrepressibly cheerful, pineapple-dwelling sea-creature.

It's big, loud, choppy, in-your-face, and absolutely, positively glorious.

Not the most gripping narrative, but the frenetic pace and nonstop gags will please young fans.

'The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water' remains true to the surrealism of its animated television roots. But it also tries to force a live-action element which isn't as comfortable a fit as a certain pair of symmetrical trousers.

Even childless (and sober) I still had a pretty good time, and if you like silliness with a sprinkling of surrealism, you will too.

There may be no good reason for such a surreal and crazy story about a sponge living in a place called 'Bikini Bottom' with a starfish as a best friend to be quite this funny or endearing.

People who love the TV series do so for the silly details, hilarious villains, the awesome cameos and the way Patrick shows that ignorance can be bliss. As long as we get that, it is fine.

Delightful and funny in a cheesy, silly way, [the film] is a kind of cinematic sugar rush.Logic pro x for windows crack.

The second feature film based on the long-running animated series, Paul Tibbitt's The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water is actually much better than it looks.

SpongeBob fans -- children, sober and non-sober adults alike -- will be singing the theme song together by the movie's end.

The gags are delivered to rapid fire, so you're only half way through groaning at one before the next has made you smile.