Aqua Teen Hunger Force Colon Movie Film for Theaters

A delightful spectacle unfolds as a group of anthropomorphic snacks perform a whimsical version of 'Let's All Go to the Lobby.' Their joyful melodies attract attention and set the tone for the unfolding chaos.

The cheerful show is suddenly interrupted by notable heavy metal band Mastodon, who commandeer the stage. Their theatrical performance transitions the scene into a death metal extravaganza, hinting at the bizarre adventures ahead.

Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad emerge dramatically from a grand Sphinx in ancient Egypt. However, they are immediately confronted by a colossal poodle with dangerous intentions, leading to chaos.

In a heart-stopping twist, Frylock meets a tragic demise at the paws of the gigantic poodle. Shake and Meatwad, filled with despair, must flee the scene while carrying Frylock’s lifeless body.

In a lucky coincidence, they encounter Time Lincoln who uses his mystical powers to resurrect Frylock. Their escape is aided by a wooden rocket ship gifted to them, adding layers to their already chaotic journey.

The Central Intelligence Agency finds itself in a state of disarray due to the Aqua Teens' time-altering antics. This chaos leads to retribution from a Kentucky Colonel, further escalating the absurdity of the situation.

Meanwhile, a sentient watermelon named Walter Melon and Neil Peart, drummer of Rush, watch the Aqua Teens from their peculiar spaceship. Their strange encounter leads to unexpected insights into the Aqua Teens' chaotic dynamics.

Shake becomes infatuated with a new workout device named the Insanoflex, but Frylock grows increasingly concerned about its dubious assembly. Their quest for assembly instructions leads to a strange and alarming warning.

Frylock contacts a suspicious number listed on an online warning, reaching Emory and Oglethorpe, quirky Plutonians. Before they can respond, they are confronted by the ominous Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future.

The ghost reveals the Insanoflex's terrifying potential: it could attract every woman on Earth, ultimately leading to humanity's destruction. To prevent this catastrophe, the Ghost travels back in time to eliminate a crucial part of the device.

As Frylock assembles the Insanoflex, they discover that a vital component—the circuit board—is missing. They embark on a quest to retrieve it, leading them to their neighbor Carl, who has his own plans.

After failing to convince Carl, the trio discovers the circuit board’s location at Dr. Weird's abandoned asylum-turned-condominium. Dr. Weird, intrigued by their antics, agrees to return the circuit board to Frylock.

Carl, claiming ownership, becomes the first to use the fully assembled Insanoflex, only for it to transform into a massive one-eyed robot with a penchant for chaos. This robot rampages through downtown Philadelphia, spawning chaos with smaller robotic versions.

To save the city from the rampaging robot, the Aqua Teens learn that it has a weakness: musical sensitivity. They resort to Shake's awful rendition of 'Nude Love' on his guitar, forcing the robot to self-destruct in a hilarious clash.

In a confrontation with Dr. Weird, the Aqua Teens learn that Walter Melon claims he was the true creator behind their existence. After a series of misunderstandings, the Aqua Teens confirm their status as renters, not owners, of their twisted world.