Quentin Tarantino wishes he had made this master kino.

Why does this only have nine reviews why're the fake ass "film buffs" of Letterboxd sleeping on this masterpiece

better representation of japanese culture than isle of dogs

The scene where Carly, Freddie, and Sam cram into a taxi with Freddie's mom inside and Spencer on the top could quite possibly be heavily inspired by the iconic stateroom scene from the Marx Brothers' 1935 classic A NIGHT AT THE OPERA and that parallel alone makes this an automatic 5/5. Only true '90s kids can relate!

(But for real, so much love for iCarly.)

and the oscar for best picture goes to

This fits well with the rest of the show but not by itself.

Above all else, I just don't understand why the team behind this felt it was necessary to make the story into a full-length feature when it could easily be trimmed down to a regular episode of the show. Especially when you consider how they desperately try to pad out the runtime with repeated jokes.

Just like the show, their attempt at "humor" here feels so dry and mean-spirited. Like it rubs me the wrong way how even though the story takes place in Japan, the Japanese contestants turn out being lying cheaters. I'm guessing that they weren't interested in depicting foreign people in a flattering way.

Truthfully, I had a chuckle every once in a while, but that doesn't make up for the amount of times I cringed.

better representation of japanese culture than isle of dogs

The guiltiest of guilty pleasures

I mean I love iCarly for better or worse but some things aren’t meant for a longer format.

Not sure if i should find this racist or find this funny,
I mean it is kinda both
6/10

id just like to say the events in this film are not very realistic like for starters theres no way mrs benson wouldve trusted spencer to take care of the plane tickets

and the oscar for best picture goes to

The scene where Carly, Freddie, and Sam cram into a taxi with Freddie's mom inside and Spencer on the top could quite possibly be heavily inspired by the iconic stateroom scene from the Marx Brothers' 1935 classic A NIGHT AT THE OPERA and that parallel alone makes this an automatic 5/5. Only true '90s kids can relate!

(But for real, so much love for iCarly.)

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