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Having been a lifelong fan of SpongeBob and seen both of the movies, I have seen almost nothing of the events of the movie having any major repercussions for the TV series. One notable thing in particular is how markedly different king Neptune is portrayed in the movie as in the cartoon. I do remember one episode where SpongeBob and Patrick got a Goofy Goober back scratcher, but that's all I've seen.

The world of everyone's favorite pineapple-dwelling, bright yellow sponge is about to get much bigger. During the ViacomCBS Investors Event, streaming service Paramount+ has announced that it is bringing three all-new movies to the service based on characters in the SpongeBob SquarePants universe. They also announced that a fourth, as-yet-untitled SpongeBob film is currently being developed by Nickelodeon Animation for release on the big screen. This is not the first time Nickelodeon is expanding the world of the franchise, which has remained popular with the young and young-at-heart for over two decades.

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Plankton and Bob become a team -- or as Plankton calls it, a \"TEE-am.\" They even invent a time machine to try to get the formula back. What ensues is a run-in with a dolphin from the future, and a pirate played by Antonio Banderas, who has clearly seen too many Pirates of the Caribbean movies.

With three shows and movies set in Bikini Bottom, there are plenty of ways to binge the SpongeBob franchise. If what you're looking for is an experience similar to fans who have been with it since day one, then you'd probably want to watch the show, movies, and spinoffs according to when they came out. Here they are, in release order:

If you're familiar with the movies that end this list, you might think I included them just because they match Kamp Koral visually, using a 3D animation style instead of the 2D of the original. But there's more linking the movies to Kamp Koral than that.

Chief content officer of Movies and Kids & Family for Paramount Plus, Brian Robbins, confirmed during the Viacom CBS Investor Event that all three SpongeBob SquarePants projects are officially in the works currently at Nickelodeon Studios. In an official tweet from Paramount, the new SpongeBob films were described as "character-driven." Each of the three SpongeBob SquarePants spinoff movies is set to focus in on and highlight a specific character from the series.

"The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run" is probably the weakest in the trilogy but it's still a super cute and fun time. While I do miss the hand drawn animation, I didn't mind this style as much as I thought I would and it wasn't as jarring as I feared it would be. I wish this was as funny as the first two but there's still plenty of laughs to be had and this is easily the most heartfelt of the three movies. Might be a little biased because the show and these characters were such a huge part of my childhood but even that aside I still think this is a fairly decent family film. ff782bc1db