Wonderful character development!

Great Film overall

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Shake speaking. I know how you kids like tasty shakes, fries, and balls of meat. Well, I found out the truth that I had forgotten, because I couldn't remember because I was too busy doing wonderful things, that I am Master Shake. My straw represents my samurai sword. I am angry because I believe that conspirators made me forget that I am Shake, and they are going to pay.Buttjudo!That's right. Shake has gone commando and Naked Sasquatch is coming with us.

I would have given this series an 8 instead of a 7 if it was able to stay on track and not veer off into fart joke land.Seriously, this show contained moments of sheer brilliance in seasons 2 and 3. Then, quite suddenly, it started to go off the rails in season 4 (volume 5). Writing that was once clever and genuinely funny became a string of gross-out humor (without the humor). It became tougher to find even small bits of content that were either inspired or genuinely entertaining. I think "Dickesode" was the point at which I started to feel like the writers were wasting my time.It's unfortunate that this sort of thing happens so frequently with animated comedies: Family Guy, Robot Chicken, ATHF, Metalocalypse, etc.... I see the same pattern over and over again. First, the writers have a ton of cool ideas and actually show a level of sophistication (albeit the first season production values are typically a bit lacking). Then they figure out how to increase production values as their well of good ideas begins to run dry up. Next, in what appears to be either a fit of desperation (or just an attempt to please themselves) they engage in a form of unfiltered script-writing diarrhea. And at that point, the show in question really starts to stink.Speaking of Aqua Teen Hunger Force specifically: when it's good, it's really good. The "Broodwich" is an example of a truly inspired and well-executed episode. And the various insane robots from the future are a total blast (complete with pop-culture film references). Then there are the various space aliens that grace the show; all of them are awesome in their own right. And of course, the main characters. Each character is unique and well-defined. If someone handed you a script with no names on it, you'd still know who was saying what.This show was one of my favorites. It just irks me that the writers couldn't save the really gonzo unfunny potty jokes for a side-project and keep ATHF in the realm of hilarious and clever entertainment. I guess what it shows is the potential for greatness, but an unfortunate lack of consistency. Perhaps it's the pressure of always wanting to 'raise the bar' when writing scenes that are supposed to get the audience's attention. Maybe raising the bar isn't the secret to success. Instead, a look at Chuck Jones' approach to maintaining the look and feel of a show is worthwhile. He wrote a guide for his staff to follow, in order to keep the show consistent. It worked. The guy's a legend for a reason and so is his work. It seems that even modern shows could learn a lot from him.In summary, ATHF is pretty awesome. That is, if you delete out the episodes that do nothing more than detract from it's merits.

there's nothing interesting about this cartoon it's about a milkshake,a meatball and a carton of french fries. I admit this show is funny due to the randomness and the jokes really don't make much sense. A lot of people find this cartoon funny because it doesn't have a plot and the characters do unbelievably stupid things. by the way this cartoon has nothing to do with water because the title has aqua in it,and the characters are not teens because that's also in the title. let me explain the characters: master shake is a milkshake i think he's the leader he's an complete Idiot and think he know's it all. meat wad is a meatball he acts very childish although he's an adult him and master shake are rivals. frylock is a carton of french fries he's highly intelligent and a master engineer more mature than shake and meat wad,and he's good at solving problems. the characters in this show get more and more weird each episode. I recommend this cartoon to people who like bizarre cartoons they don't have a plot.

i have no doubts when i say the aqua teen hunger force is one of the funniest cartoon series ever made! it follows the wacky adventures of three friends, master shake who is a giant talking milkshake, a giant floating order of fries and meatwad a small compressed pile of meat. And their next door neighbour Carl (who in my opinion is the funniest) who hates his neighbour's master shake, frylock and meatwad and is a die hard new york giants fan. I love every character in this show and every new character that is introduced seem to get better and better. Not matter what rent of buy the DVDs of every series, it will be money well spent, you will blow you head of with laughter! I highly recommend you watch EVERY episode! 12:00am adult swim don't miss it! 10/10