It’s time to party with Spongebob Squarepants. We may all be staying at home, but Spongebob has the solution with his new DVD collection, Spongebob Squarepants Bikini Bottom Bash. With five epic episodes, it will feel like the party never stops.

I got the chance to review the DVD and I will share my thoughts below.

If anyone is looking for the most Spongebob-iest DVD they can find, look no further. Spongebob Squarepants Bikini Bottom Bash may only have five episodes, but they are packed full of fun for all Spongebob fans. The five episodes are:

• SpongeBob’s Big Birthday Blowout
• SpongeBob’s House Party
• Sun Bleached
• The Slumber Party
• Truth or Square

I saw my first Spongebob episode when The Complete Eleventh Season came out on DVD. Honestly, my opinion hasn’t changed much. I think the Spongebob craze went over my head. However, I do know that there are millions of Spongebob fans and that they will love this DVD collection.

How can I be so sure? Simple. The collection caters to the fans. It has brought back some of their most popular episodes. As an added bonus, they are extended. That means there is over two hours of Spongebob fun with the crazy absurdities fans have come to love.

Each episode is a party in a bottle and pretty self explanatory.

1. The Big Birthday Blowout is about celebrating Spongebob’s birthday. Everyone wants to throw a huge bash, so they have to get Spongebob away for a while. To do so, Patrick takes him to the surface for a tour.
2. The House Party is about Spongebob throwing a party…at his house/
3. Sun Bleached is about the best beach party…under water.
4. The Slumber Party is about Pearl’s slumber party.
5. Truth or Square is about Spongebob and his friends getting locked inside the Krusty Krab. This TV movie features flashback from past escapades.

For all Spongebob fans, this DVD collection is a must have for any collection. It brings the party home and helps pass the time during the isolation of 2020.

For those looking to add this DVD to their collection,you can get it from Amazon.com or try your luck at the Bikini Bottom Bash Giveaway hosted by SKGaleana. Simply click the image below and enter using the rafflecopter form.

In season 5, the ruthless Horde Prime has arrived and without the Sword of Protection and She-Ra, the Rebellion are facing their toughest challenge yet. In this epic conclusion unexpected adversaries are confronted and relationships are tested, broken and changed forever. Will Adora and the Princesses of Power be able to save their planet? Or will the universe succumb to the evil might of Horde Prime before love can conquer hate?

Led by executive producer Noelle Stevenson (Eisner Award-winning and New York Times bestselling writer and cartoonist), She-Ra and the Princesses of Power has put women unabashedly at the forefront on and off screen, with empowered characters brought to life by a diverse voice cast, an all-female writers room and a majority female crew. Stevenson and her team have created emotionally complex and diverse heroes depicted through race, gender, body type and sexuality, that have expanded what sci-fi-fantasy can be and who can see themselves represented.

In celebration of the series finale, we have the fifth season trailer to share!

Plus, enjoy the exciting new cover of the iconic She-Ra and the Princesses of Power theme song sung by AJ Michalka! The full series soundtrack, including AJ’s cover and score from series composer Sunna Wehrmeijer, will be available May 8.

We all saw it; Sonic the Hedgehog’s new look blew up the internet in the worst way. It was one of the most hated images and looked to be one of the most disappointing movies for all Sonic the Hedgehog fans. People shouted, wrote letters, complained, and even offered solutions to fix their favorite Sega Game character. As it turns out, the creators of the new Sonic movie actually listened and reworked the little blue hedgehog. I have to say, he is now so much better.

Of course, the rework means nothing if the story is terribly written and the characters are not believable. I got a chance to review Sonic the Hedgehog and thought I would share my thoughts.

WARNING: SPOILERS BELOW

Everyone will understand Sonic’s loneliness in the beginning of the movie as he practices social distancing to avoid capture. With only himself as his friend, his life becomes a sad story of one hedgehog against the universe. The feels hit the viewers after a lone baseball game when Sonic realizes he may be alone forever.

Perhaps it’s because of the social distancing we have all had to undergo, but I was really able to connect with Sonic in this scene. His anger and hurt reverberate our current situation.. While we are not blue hedgehogs with super powers, we are all feeling the loneliness of separation.

However, the sadness is short lived. Once Sonic knocks out the power to the entire Northwest and loses his important portal rings, Sonic and the Donut Lord embark on an epic adventure. While being chased by a maniacally mad, mechanically driven doctor named Robotnik (Jim Carrey), Sonic and Tom attempt to find said rings and get Sonic to his new home of fungi.

It is really nice to see Jim Carrey take on the character of Robotnik with such enthusiasm. This character allows the old Jim Carrey to shine. His liveliness and absolute absurdity brings Robotnik to life as an almost evil Pet Detective. With Jim Carrey, Robotnik steals the show while he succumbs to his crazy mind. I can’t think of anyone else who could have done a better job. Welcome back Jim Carrey!

Like Jim Carry, James Marsden also brings his masterful skills to the screen as he portrays the Donut Lord, better known as Tom Wachowski. Even though Marsden’s co-actor is a little blue game-inspired character, never to be seen in real life, James interacts with Sonic beautifully. I would swear he was staring at and talking with the real hedgehog himself. Of course, for James, what he interacted with was often a tennis ball and/or a doll. I guess we could say James gets paid to play with dolls.

Cool fact: The tennis ball was used to plot the position of Sonic’s eyes so that James knew where to look while filming. . Great Job James!

Call me crazy, call me a fan, or call me both, whatever the case, the Sonic the Hedgehog movie resonated on all notes. From the start of the show I couldn’t pull myself away. There was never a boring moment. The story rocked and brought back fond memories of my days on the SEGA. The Characters are also done with superb talent. One brings back the Jim Carrey I love, the other highlights the skills James Marsden has when it comes to interacting with invisible characters. I truly hope we will get to see a Sonic the Hedgehog 2.