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The Spongebob Squarepants movie is a fun movie that follows the journey of Spongebob Squarepants and Patrick Star as the search for Neptune’s crown. SpongeBob SquarePants is a jovial sea sponge who wears square pants. He is seemingly carefree, especially when around his best friend, Patrick the starfish. Unfortunately, SpongeBob isn’t chosen to be manager of the newest Krusty Krab burger joint even after putting his heart into being the restaurant’s fry cook. He is crushed. In the meantime, the tiny but menacing Plankton is up to no good. Plankton is trying to steal the secret formula for those mouthwatering Krabby patties, and his plan is working. He frames SpongeBob’s boss, Mr. Krabs, for the crime of stealing King Neptune’s crown. Mr. Krabs has been sentenced to death by King Neptune’s flaming staff, but Spongebob steps into action and offers to retrieve the crown and save Mr. Krabs’ life. …show more content…
We follow Spongebob and Patrick on their adventure to Shell City, while Plankton takes over the minds of the inhabitants of Bikini Bottom to act as his personal slaves. After 6 long days of traveling, they return back to the Krusty Krab just in time to stop the execution of Mr. Krabs. With this, Spongebob and Patrick end up disabling the mind control devices and save their hometown from certain destruction. The Spongebob Squarepants Movie is a lighthearted, classic, good vs. evil movie at first glance, but with a deeper analysis of the movie, we find a story about a power struggle in a laissez – faire capitalist nation that slips into anarchy. This idealist sponge’s journey to save Bikini Bottom is not only comical, but it teaches life lessons in compassion, self-respect, self-acceptance, and proves that no matter how old you are, you can make a

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