Such a frustrating disappointment

Strong and Moving!

When a movie has you begging for it to end not even half way through it's pure crap. We've all seen this movie and this characters millions of times, nothing new in it. Don't waste your time.

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

I am fifty and like animated TV only and I cant see the squids because they keep replacing at the last minute w/ that goofy drink w/ a straw and the ball and the hairy guy Give me squid on the adult swim PLEASE ain't nuttin else to say but now I got to fill out ten lines to be able to voice my opinions!!!!!!!!!!!! come on guys help me out here What do I have to do to get some help with this and I need a fix every night.give me more .GIVE ME MORE.dammit lets see where it goes from here Got to change sumthin to take away the anxiety of trying to work and put up with the old lady.Can you feel me guys Where you at when i need you

Wow, verbusen from Kuwait needs to lighten up. With all due respect, it's an 11-minute Adult Swim cartoon. Squidbillies does not set out to make everybody in Georgia out to be backwoods hicks. It is not a social commentary, it's a comedic animated short about redneck squids. I personally think this show is hilarious, but you have to follow along with the commentary as it moves fast and the humor lies in the dialog. The very premise is absurd, but then again so are talking fast food items (Aqua Teen Hunger Force) or a superhero attorney (Harvey Birdman). These cartoons feature talented writers that offer up ridiculous plots and clever writing, meant to be laughed at and not scrutinized for their value to society.

The pilot was the funniest 15 min. of animation I've ever seen. Sure, It's got the potential to go stale; you can only be cutting-edge for so long. But, "Squids" is the most accurate depiction of north GA poor white trash since Deliverence. The characters possess subtle nuances that maybe only natives of that region will recognize, but the context of their shenanigans should be hilarious to the general public, much like the antics presented in classic TV shows such as The Beverly Hillbillies and The Andy Griffith Show. Early's ignorance is deplorable, but deep down, anyone who slaves away as a member of the proletariat has got to applaud his Freebird-esquire bravado. Also the show's take on as evangelism, the military industrial complex, rampant consumerism and relationships are unique and refreshing, shown through the southern eyes of an unskilled, underprivileged, ignorant cephalopod.

I thought it was above average for TV. I actually thought it was pushing the envelope a bit-- which I usually want to experience, whether I like it or not. I found the animation interesting enough, and actually enjoyed the soundtrack. I thought it had some nice layering, that I appreciated, keeping my interest and all. I would never put this in the same category as Jeff Foxworthy or King of the Hill, and I actually think King of the Hill can be funny, while bordering on the endearing side. While Foxworthy, for example, has NEVER made me laugh. I find this cartoon to be challenging the status quo while using characters that everyone can make fun of, if that's how they need to justify challenging their minds to think differently. Yes, it's sad that this kind of format may be the only thing to reach certain folks, but that is life, especially here in our undereducated, scare-tactic America.