The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge out of Water [2 Discs] [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Overview

SpongeBob SquarePants and pals come to the real world in this sequel from director Paul Tibbitt (who previously worked as a screenwriter on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie).

Product Details

Release Date:	06/02/2015
UPC:	0032429217318
Original Release:	2015
Rating:	PG
Source:	PARAMOUNT
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:32:00
Sales rank:	27,618

Special Features

Closed Caption; Join SpongeBob and friends for 3 Executive Sing-Along Music Videos - Dive into their world with 8 exciting featurettes that take you from Bikini Bottom to the surface; Come ashore with Storyboards, Deleted Scenes

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Boris Rehlinger	Patrick
Nick Madrick	Frank
Carolyn Lawrence	Sandy,Sandy Pysia,Voices,Voices
Michel Mella	Carlo
Brick Jackson	Customer,Mother with Cone
Bailey Campbell	Boy Customer #2
Nicolette Noble	Surfer Girl with Cone
Kari Klinkenborg	Woman on Sidewalk #1
Dane Northcutt	Nut Vendor Customer
Mike Benitez	Nut Vendor
Kron Moore	Woman on Sidewalk
Dean Neistat	ND Beach Goer
Slash	Actor
Christopher Backus	Actor
Jonathan Aibel	Actor
Glenn Berger	Actor
Stephen Hillenburg	Actor
Richard Vane	Actor
John Debney	Actor
Kayla Franklin	Actor,Actor
Jay Oliva	Actor
Nan Morales	Actor
Craig Sost	Actor
Joe Orrantia	Actor
Mary Parent	Actor
Bob Camp	Actor
Cale Boyter	Actor
Andrew Goodman	Actor
Jennifer Newfield	Actor
Laura Bryant	Actor
John Burton West	Actor
Erik Wiese	Actor
Luke Brookshier	Actor
Joel Crawford	Actor
Elizabeth Ito	Actor
Howard Perry	Actor
Chris Reccardi	Actor
Priscilla Elliott	Actor
Justin M. Rasch	Actor
Max Winston	Actor
Joel Fletcher	Actor
Nicholas Tripodi	Actor
Daniel Fotheringham	Actor
Stewart Alves	Actor
Eddie Prickett	Actor
Matt Weaver	Actor
Thuan Huynh	Actor
Shane Hall	Actor
Michael Queen	Actor
Clyde E. Bryan	Actor
Melinda Taksen	Actor
Leigh Shanta	Actor
Mick Cassidy	Actor
Oscar Velasquez	Actor
J. Elizabeth Ingram	Actor
Lynn K. D'Angona	Actor
David Ian Salter	Actor
Luke Freeborn	Actor
Lorna Johnson	Actor
Brice Mallier	Actor
Brock Gallagher	Actor
Frans Vischer	Actor
K.C. Bailey	Actor
Tom Kenny	SpongeBob Kanciastoporty / Gacu¿
Bill Fagerbakke	Patryk Rozgwiazda
Rodger Bumpass	Skalmar Ob¿ynos
Jill Talley	Karen (the Computer Wife)
Mary Jo Catlett	Mrs. Puff
Tim Conway	Seagull
Cree Summer	Seagull
April Stewart	Seagull
Chip Lane	Customer
Nina Repeta	Woman with Stroller
Jesica Ahlberg	Tanning Woman
Brody Rose	Kicking Boy
Lillian Ellen Jones	Sandcastle Girl
Ezra James Colbert	Boy on the Beach
Lisa Datz	Amy
Noah Lomax	Mikey
Nolan North	Voices
Mr. Lawrence	Voices
Sirena Irwin	Voices
Mark Fite	Voices
Thomas F. Wilson	Voices
Riki Lindhome	Voices
Lori Alan	Voices
Tobias Lelle	Voices
Bernd Vollbrecht	Voices
Kevin Michael Richardson	Voices

Technical Credits

Paul Tibbitt

Stephen Hillenburg

Paul Tibbitt	Producer,Screenwriter,Director
Craig Sost	Producer,Executive Producer
Nan Morales	Producer,Executive Producer
Stephen Hillenburg	Producer,Executive Producer,Screenwriter
Jennie Monica	Producer
Mike Mitchell	Director

Editorial Reviews

A little SpongeBob goes a long way. At one point in this sweet but soggy big-screen adventure -- the preternaturally peppy fry cook's first theater outing since 2004 -- the evil Plankton crawls inside SpongeBob's brain to search for the secret Krabby Patty recipe. But SpongeBob's sugar-saturated thoughts, which even turn upchucking into rainbows, are so sweet as to be sickening. After a couple of excruciating minutes, Plankton can't take it anymore and bolts from SpongeBob's brain screaming for mercy. Parents who accompany their children to the theater will likely echo Plankton's reaction, while their kids will undoubtedly gobble up the goofiness with as much glee as the citizens of Bikini Bottom when devouring their beloved Krabby Patties. The action begins with great promise as Burger Beard, a scruffy pirate played by a good-natured Antonio Banderas, works his way through a series of Raiders of the Lost Ark-inspired booby traps to obtain a book that contains SpongeBob's story. After securing the treasured tome, following a nifty but all-too-brief battle with a regenerated skeleton, Burger Beard begins reading SpongeBob's tale to a flock of talking seagulls. From there the movie essentially becomes an extended version of the TV series, as frustrated restaurateur Plankton once again tries to steal Mr. Krabs' recipe for Krabby Patties. Unfortunately, the recipe vanishes, and without it Bikini Bottom turns into an "apocalyptic cesspool." SpongeBob and Plankton then form an unlikely alliance to find it. The film's commercials, trailer, and subtitle of "Sponge Out of Water" suggest that most of the movie takes place on land rather than underwater, but such is not the case. It takes a while before the adventure surfaces and the characters become CGI superheroes. But when they do, the action and silly shenanigans pick up considerably as the gang try to take back the Krabby Patty recipe from Burger Beard, who has transformed his pirate ship into a food truck that sells the tasty treats at inflated prices. The prolonged live-action sequence is great fun, but ends too quickly. It seems like a lost opportunity: Here's hoping the filmmakers will consider setting an entire SpongeBob adventure above ground in the future. Thankfully, Tom Kenny returns as the voice of SpongeBob, along with series regulars Clancy Brown, Bill Fagerbakke, Rodger Bumpass, and Mr. Lawrence. Their expert vocal skills are the best part of any SpongeBob tale, along with the nearly nonstop puns. Also returning is longtime SpongeBob director Paul Tibbitt. In the hands of these veterans, the safety of Krabby Patties is assured -- and so is the fate of Bikini Bottom, where SpongeBob adventures will likely continue for the foreseeable future. That's great news for kids. For parents, not so much.