Salvar Bikini Bottom: O Filme da Sandy Cheeks

Saving Bikini Bottom is silly, fun, and delivers a surprisingly relevant commentary on consumerism.

Inspired moments remain in "Saving Bikini Bottom" (including a chase inside a water park), and it connects as intended for the most part.

For children of a certain age, primarily those six-years-old and younger, Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie will provide the necessary colors and sounds to possibly endure the feature-length runtime.

The first SpongeBob spin-off animated feature hits bottom.

It's not as inspired as grown-ups might want, but innocuous enough for the kids.

This isn't a cause for alarm: Bikini Bottom will live to see another day, and so will SpongeBob and his pals. But The Sandy Cheeks Movie is only a so-so day at the beach.

Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie is not just the worst SpongeBob movie, but it's also one of the worst animated films you can find on Netflix, and one of the worst things to feature SpongeBob.

Younger audiences that love SpongeBob SquarePants will enjoy this movie. The combination of live action and animation is beautifuly done.

Everything is so lifeless. It feels like watching the reanimated corpse of a beloved TV show puppeteered around by corporations who see necromancy as a cash cow rather than the abomination against nature they've created.

Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie is a visually clever, character-redefining film for the strongest of animated smart gals, Sandy Cheeks.

Sandy Cheeks gets a chance to shine in a supremely silly rescue mission with SpongeBob and friends in tow. Goofy musical interludes and a bonkers plot keep the chuckles coming for young fans and die-hard followers.

It's a great example of how even a merely standard SpongeBob movie can still be made with energy and some inventive kid-friendly ideas.

Fun enough escape for any fans of the Spongebob universe.

Clichés galore.

In 3D, [the characters] feel very plastic and stale.