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Not easy being meh
Gene, a multi-expressional emoji, sets out on a journey to become a normal emoji.
The Emoji Movie
2017 Directed by Anthony Leondis
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T.J. Miller James Corden Anna Faris Maya Rudolph Steven Wright Jennifer Coolidge Jake T. Austin Christina Aguilera Sofía Vergara Patrick Stewart Rob Riggle Sean Hayes Tati Gabrielle Jude Koyaute Rachael Ray Jeffrey Ross Melissa Sturm Anthony Leondis Sean Giambrone Timothy Durkin Liam Aiken Wendell Brooks Thom Bishops Kevin Chamberlin William Townsend Adam Brown William J. Caparella Joe Whyte Conrad Vernon Show All…
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"Out of four possible stars, Rolling Stone has given it... the shit emoji. So... mixed. Let's call it mixed reviews" - Conner4Real
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“The Emoji Movie” might seem like a brazenly cynical cash grab that only exists because a Hollywood studio saw an opportunity to brand the most universal human language since the invention of math (apologies to Esperanto), but Sony Pictures Animation’s big new blockbuster has represented something very positive since the start of this summer movie season: hope. Specifically, the hope that — for 90 beautiful minutes — Hollywood would spirit us away to a cinematic world that was somehow actually worse than real life. What a gift it would be in July 2017 to leave the multiplex and actually come up on our way back to reality, to feel the faint nausea of ascension for the first time all year…
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Once in a lifetime you'll come across a film that truly captures the history and cultural distinctions of the modern world the way a person can subjectively perceive it through our guided field of perspective. I have to admit, I had my doubts when I first learned of the movie. After all, a movie based on emojis? Those annoying things people send in texts? Come on, Sony. You’re really pushing it. How ignorant was I to even have these thoughts.
Little did I know I was about to indulge in what may have been the best 5 hours and 38 minutes of my life. The movie started out strong. The opening scenes enticed the audience with a captivating enigma. I…
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This is who we are.
Anyone blaming anyone or anything other than themselves is a hypocrite.
This movie exists because of us.
And the funniest thing is that it isn't even that bad.
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They call me Bruce¿ gave me an existential crisis. this fucking movie almost gave me the gumption to cease my existence
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Although it's a little bit suck, it's creative actually!! It can become a potential franchise if Sony wants!!
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The Emoji Movie is a disgusting piece of filth. Controversial does not always equal masterpiece. There I said it.
Someone just took a fraction of some of the horror that goes on in the real world and put it in a film. It was meant to shock, push the boundaries and violate all things we as humans know to be sacred. That was the whole point. It wasn’t meant to be a family film. The cinematography was outstanding in my opinion. There where definitely a few scenes I could have done without, but I can’t deny, it was something. -
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You can see what they are going for, but ultimately this movie is the rare example of a bad idea executed in the worst way possible. There's seriously nothing in this movie that has any value.
Come to see 🗑️🔥 every one is talking about.
Stay for Maya Rudolph as Smiler I guess.P.S. this was really hard to watch.
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