Animation

Family

Comedy

The Emoji Movie

Columbia Pictures

Sony Pictures Animation

LStar Capital

United States of America

English

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

Jeff Ross

Melissa Sturm

Tony Leondis

Sean Giambrone

Timothy Durkin

Liam Aiken

Wendell Brooks

Tarek Bishara

Kevin Chamberlin

William Townsend

Adam Brown

William J. Caparella

Joe Whyte

Conrad Vernon

Kate Miller

Rich Dietl

Derek Mio

Paige Eileen Caparella

Bob Bergen

Debi Derryberry

Jess Harnell

Phil LaMarr

Laraine Newman

Tara Strong

Fred Tatasciore

E. G. Daily

Carlos Alazraqui

Keith Anthony

Eric Bauza

David Boat

Terri Douglas

Keith Ferguson

Amy Hill

John Kassir

Josh Keaton

Mona Marshall

Scott Menville

Max Mittelman

Alicyn Packard

Paul Pape

Debra Wilson

Matthew Wood

John Cramer

Will Digby

David Feiss

Michelle Raimo Kouyate

Mary Hidalgo

Patrick Doyle

Theresa Bentz

John Kreidman

Ben Waisbren

Carlos Zaragoza

Didier Ah-Koon

Joey Chou

Ernie Rinard

Frank Forte

Jørgen Klubien

Shawn Palmer

Lyndon Ruddy

Michael J. Broomberg

Rick Owens

Randy K. Singer

Brian Straub

James Shearman

Andy Bialk

Lorena García Romero

Andrea Matamoros

Alan Camilo

Mike Feil

Rishi Kaul

Hyesook Kim

Magnolia Ku Lea

Yuri Lementy

Florian Parrot

Ali Pournassari

Philip Rudolph

Carles Salvany

David W.R. Shepstone

Hiroya Sonoda

Shay Stone

Roberto Tifi

John Turello

Gregory Verreault

Michael A. Wilson

Mitch Yager

Yuhki Demers

Justin K. Thompson

Eric Siegel

Mike White

Deb Adair

Julie Groll

Reno

**As a thematic where expressions matter the film failed to express!**

I agree that this film was not good. Not because of bad writing, animation, voice rendered, but the timing of the film coming out mattered. If this same film was released before 'Wreck it Ralf', 'The Lego Movie', 'Pixels', 'Inside Out', then people might have liked it. But now, it is like Sony desperately wanted their version of toys and/or games related film, so they made it. That's how it looks like. Despite all the criticism, the film minted good sum. So it is not a box office flop, only devalued honestly by those who saw it.

Those titles I mentioned and this story has the same storyline. Basically, that's very common platform where 80 per cent of the films borrow from. The scenes looked very ordinary, like there's nothing much to explore. The jokes were weaker, the characters were uninteresting in most of the parts. I would say they did not utilise them rightly. The good thing is, it is a watchable film, but the majority won't like it. Usually Sony animations were met with underwhelmingly, and seeing the response it had got, surely there will be no sequel, at least for now.

**3/10**

Excruciatingly bad. It's proper rubbish.

Based on the reputation of this, I knew it was going to be utter tripe. I always wait to watch myself to form my own opinion, but there is no doubt about it - <em>'The Emoji Movie'</em> is truly awful. It's such a lazy attempt, there is absolutely no creativity and there doesn't seem to have been that much care put into this. How about that product placement, also?!

I will say I do like the idea, you could probably create a fine film with it. However, man did they get the execution incredibly wrong. That's also not good given the cast performances, all of which are quite pathetic. In fairness, they don't exactly get much to work with.

I'm someone who likes James Corden, but he is terrible here. As is T.J. Miller, while Anna Faris and Maya Rudolph are forgettable. I was disappointed (sorta) not to see more of Patrick Stewart's character, given how much I've heard in recent years; he's barely in it.

It's a painful watch, even with a run time of just 86 minutes.

John

In spite of this somehow being a movie, the animation and sound was good with enough subtle references to keep adults entertained, while also being fun and bright enough to hold the attention of my kids.

The Emoji Movie explores the imaginative lives of emojis, focusing on Gene, who struggles to fit into a world demanding conformity. Despite logical gaps and a flawed narrative structure, the film offers colorful visuals and an important message about embracing individuality. It encourages viewers—especially children—to celebrate their uniqueness rather than conform to societal expectations.

Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com)

Rapid Fire Questions With The Emoji Movie Cast

The EMOJI Movie (2017) T.J. Miller "Gene" talks about his experience making the movie

THE EMOJI MOVIE - Official International Trailer (HD)

THE EMOJI MOVIE - Official Trailer (HD)

THE EMOJI MOVIE - Official Teaser Trailer (HD)

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Maya Rudolph

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Jennifer Coolidge

Jake T. Austin

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