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The Bob's Burgers Movie brought the popular animated series to the big screen and now you can find it on demand and DVD. When you see animation, you automatically think family friendly, but we've learned over the years that not all animated series and movies are for kids. So, can you watch The Bob's Burgers Movie with your kids? Check out my review and parent's guide as you bring the laughs into your home with The Bob's Burgers Movie.
The Bob's Burgers Movie Review
The Bob's Burgers Movie begins with Bob's restaurant in jeopardy of closing its doors. With financial trouble and foreclosure looming, Bob and his family are trying to think of how they can save the restaurant. As if things couldn't get worse, a large hole opens up right in front of the restaurant and becomes the focus of a murder mystery. The kids begin working to solve the murder and save the restaurant at the same time.
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I laughed out loud regularly throughout The Bob's Burgers Movie. I fell in love with each of the members of the Belcher family - but particularly the kids. Louise is my absolute favorite as she battles the peer pressures of school while flexing her intelligence and shining as she leads the family through the murder investigation. There are also several musical numbers that will have you toe-tapping along with the characters.
Is The Bob's Burgers Movie OK for Kids?
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The Bob's Burgers Movie is made more for adults than kids with it's PG-13 rating. While the movie is filled with laughs, it is a mature humor with jokes like punching someone "in the nuts." "sex sells," and more. I wouldn't mind my 10 year old being in the room while I was watching it, partially though because I don't think the comedy and story would hold his interest. Teenagers and adults will enjoy The Bob's Burgers Movie as an enjoyable escape from the norm.
About The Bob's Burgers Movie Home Release
The Bob's Burgers Movie is packed with bonus features you can enjoy!
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Audio Commentary
· Watch the movie with audio commentary by H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Dan Mintz, Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal, Directors Loren Bouchard and Bernard Derriman, Writer Nora Smith and Production Designer Ruben Hickman.
Featurette
· Making Of the Movie: Bob's Burgers Creator Loren Bouchard talks about turning Bob's Burgersthe TV show into Bob's Burgers the show that’s a movie.
Theatrical Short (Seen Only in Limited Theaters)
· My Butt Has a Fever - Theatrical Version: The Belcher children perform in the school talent show in order to share their very important and powerful message.
· My Butt Has a Fever - Animatic Version: A look Behind-the-scenes, the animatic of the theatrical short My Butt Has a Fever.
Deleted Scenes
· Metal Detector: Bob and Linda go to City Hall in a version of the movie where they went to City Hall.
· Burning Piers: The turbulent history of Wonder Wharf.
· Grover's Office: Bob and Linda go to Grover’s office in a version of the movie where they went to Grover’s Office.
Deleted Scenes with Audio Commentary
· The Movie We Didn't Make: Creator Loren Bouchard and Writer Nora Smith discuss trying to make a movie, particularly The Bob’s Burger Movie.
· Metal Detector: Bob and Linda go to City Hall, with commentary by Creator Loren Bouchard and Writer Nora Smith.
· Burning Piers: The turbulent history of Wonder Wharf, with commentary by Creator Loren Bouchard and Writer Nora Smith.
· Grover's Office: Bob and Linda go to Grover's Office, with commentary by Creator Loren Bouchard and Writer Nora Smith.
Animation Extras - Animatics
· "Sunny Side Up Summer" Storyboards and Rough Animation: The work-in-progress not-even-color-yet animatic of the song “Sunny Side Up Summer.”
· "Lucky Ducks" Storyboards and Rough Animation: The work-in-progress not-even-color-yet animatic of the song “Lucky Ducks.”
· "Not That Evil" Storyboards and Rough Animation Featuring David Wain: David Wain performs an entire dance routine, with no formal training, to his character Grover’s song “Not That Evil.” Plays alongside the song’s animatic.
· "End Credits" Storyboards and Rough Animation: The work-in-progress animatic of the End Credits, comes with provocative dance moves and unconventional rhythm.
Animation Extras - Animating the Scene
· Linda Through the Pass-Through with Commentary by Director Bernard Derriman: The progression of a scene from storyboard to animation, with commentary by Director Bernard Derriman, and also Linda is in it.
· Bob And Linda Go to The Bank: A time lapse of the bank scene being animated.
· Bob And Linda Go to The Bank with Commentary by Director Bernard Derriman: A time lapse of the bank scene being animated, with commentary by Director Bernard Derriman.
· Louise Grabs the Fuse: A time lapse of the “Louise Grabs the Fuse” scene being animated.
· Louise Grabs the Fuse with Commentary by Director Bernard Derriman: A time lapse of the “Louise Grabs the Fuse” scene being animated, with commentary by Director Bernard Derriman.
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