Molly Mahoney is the awkward and insecure manager of Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium—the strangest, most fantastic and most wonderful toy store in the world. After Mr. Magorium bequeaths the store to her, a dark and ominous change begins to take over the once-remarkable Emporium.
Dustin Hoffman Natalie Portman Jason Bateman Zach Mills Jonathan Potts Rebecca Northan David Rendall Jade Cohen Marcia Bennett Ted Ludzik Madalena Brancatella Paula Boudreau Mike Realba Steve Whitmire Liam Powley-Webster Oliver Masuda Samantha Harvey Jesse Bostick Isaac Durnford Daniyah Ysrayl Dash Grundy Dylan Authors Aidan Koper Lin Lin Feng He Wen Gan Zhen Quancetia Hamilton Kiele Sanchez David Collins Show All…
Bruce Stambler Bob Beemer Michael Minkler Becky Sullivan Paul Aulicino Glen Gauthier Seann Dougherty James Voss
OMDC Mandate Pictures Walden Media FilmColony Gang of Two Productions Mandate International 20th Century Fox
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STOP TRYING TO HIDE THIS FILM
WE WILL NOT BE STOPPED
THIS IS A MAGIC, WONDERFUL FILM FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
DONT BE OPPRESSED
MR MAGORIUM STANS WHERE WE AT
seeing natalie portman jump on a bed and dance across bubble wrap has given me an insane and unexpected amount of joy for some reason
“The culmination of the most influential work of dramatic literature is: ‘He dies.’ It takes Shakespeare, a genius, to come up with, ‘He dies.’ And yet every time I read those two words, I find myself overwhelmed with dysphoria. And I know it’s only natural to be sad, but not because of the words, ‘He dies.’ but because of the life we saw prior to the words.”
Growing up, I never received the comforting or helpful talks that you’d expect to receive from your parents about life’s more serious concepts. Death, grief, mental illness, violence, sex, relationships, and a million other things that could be added to the list. I was sort of left on my own to figure it all…
absolutely deranged this directorial debut opens with a title card that says “supposedly a film by zach helm” and then he never made a movie ever again
fuck a boss baby. we need more kids movies like this shit.
Jason Bateman is now only to be referred to as mutant.
I see all these comments about how bad it is and stuff like ??? dude, it is not that deep. It's a movie, a children's movie mostly, but it means more than you complaining about how the narrative is predictable or whatever.
This movie is so dear to me, and the message is so simple: you have to believe. In yourself, in life, that things can't work - doesn't matter. You have to believe. And I believe this movie is amazing hehe :')
if you don’t think this film deserves five stars, you have no heart. i said what i said.
Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium exists on a plane of existence where rating it just isn't right. It's simple childish fluff that refuses to be anything more than magical fun. It's childish, it's cliché, and it is very whimsical, but it's also has a ton of nostalgia for me since I watched the trailer countless times on road trips when I was young. I'll admit that definitely has a factor on my rating, or lack there of, but it's exactly what I'd love at that age, and it's something I'm honestly struggling to dislike now, as simplistic and imperfect as it is.
"Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" is a candy-colored fantasy treat with enough whimsy and genuine emotion to please audiences of all ages. About magic, friendship, family, and mortality, Zach Helm's film is a heartfelt and exuberant charmer that refuses to be undone by cynicism or grownup crustiness.
Revolving around an enchanted toy store whose owner approaches the end of his life wanting to ensure that the magic of the store carries on, the story focuses on the store's manager, a young boy, and an accountant. The group forms a unit that just might be able to preserve Mr. Magorium's wonderful emporium.
The narrative combines grownup wisdom and child-like whimsy for something that is impactful to all segments of the audience. Deftly…
