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The Emoji Movie

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This animated comedy takes place in Textopolis, a world inside a smartphone that's inhabited by various emojis. There, an emoji named Gene (voiced by T.J. Miller) is ashamed that he has multiple facial expressions while his colleagues only have one each, and he embarks on a quest to be like everyone else. James Corden, Anna Faris, Jennifer Coolidge, Patrick Stewart, and Maya Rudolph also lend their voices to this film from Sony Pictures Animation.

Genre:

Comedy, Adventure, Animation

Actors:

T.J. Miller, James Corden, Anna Faris, Maya Rudolph, Steven Wright, Jennifer Coolidge, Patrick Stewart, Christina Aguilera, Sofía Vergara, Rachael Ray, Sean Hayes, ...»

Director:

Tony Leondis

Country:

United States

Release:

2017

IMDb:

3.4

Quality:

Duration:

86 min

KEYWORDS:

#Anna Faris #Christina Aguilera #James Corden #Jennifer Coolidge #Maya Rudolph #Patrick Stewart #Rachael Ray #Sean Hayes #Sofía Vergara #Steven Wright #T.J. Miller #The Emoji Movie #The Emoji Movie (2017) #Tony Leondis

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ACTORS OF "The Emoji Movie"

T.J. Miller

4 June 1981, Denver, Colorado, USA

James Corden

22 August 1978, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England, UK

Anna Faris

29 November 1976, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Maya Rudolph

27 July 1972, Gainesville, Florida, USA

Steven Wright

6 December 1955, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA

Jennifer Coolidge

28 August 1961, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Patrick Stewart

13 July 1940, Mirfield, Yorkshire, England, UK

Christina Aguilera

18 December 1980, Staten Island, New York City, New York, USA

Sofía Vergara

10 July 1972, Barranquilla, Colombia

Rachael Ray

25 August 1968, Glens Falls, New York, USA

Sean Hayes

26 June 1970, Glen Ellyn, Illinois, USA

Jake T. Austin

3 December 1994, New York City, New York, USA

Tati Gabrielle

Jude Kouyate

Jeffrey Ross

13 September 1965, New Jersey, USA

Hunter March

Tony Leondis

24 March 1972, New York City, New York, USA

7 January 1990, New York City, New York, USA

Wendell Brooks

Thom Bishops

19 October 1978, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Kevin Chamberlin

25 November 1963, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

18 April 1961, Northridge, California, USA

Conrad Vernon

11 July 1968, Lubbock, Texas, USA

Paige Eileen Caparella

Carlos Alazraqui

20 July 1962, Yonkers, New York, USA

Keith Anthony

Eric Bauza

7 December 1979, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Bob Bergen

8 March 1964, St. Louis, Missouri, USA

David Boat

John Cramer

Elizabeth Daily

11 September 1961, Los Angeles, California, USA

Debi Derryberry

27 September 1960, San Diego County, California, USA

Terri Douglas

Keith Ferguson

26 February 1972, Los Angeles, California, USA

Jess Harnell

23 December 1963, Teaneck, New Jersey, USA

Amy Hill

9 May 1953, Deadwood, South Dakota, USA

Gordon James

John Kassir

24 October 1957, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Josh Keaton

8 February 1979, Pasadena, California, USA

Phil LaMarr

24 January 1967, Los Angeles, California, USA

Mona Marshall

31 August 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA

Scott Menville

12 February 1971, Malibu, California, USA

Max Mittelman

5 September 1990, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Laraine Newman

2 March 1952, Los Angeles, California, USA

Alicyn Packard

27 September 1979, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Paul Pape

17 July 1952, Rochester, New York, USA

Tara Strong

12 February 1973, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Fred Tatasciore

Jessika Van

28 May 1985, Los Angeles, California, USA

Diamond White

Debra Wilson

26 April 1962, South Ozone Park, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Matthew Wood

15 August 1972, Walnut Creek, California, USA

DIRECTORS OF "The Emoji Movie"

Tony Leondis

24 March 1972, New York City, New York, USA

CREATORS OF "The Emoji Movie"

Eric Siegel

Tony Leondis

24 March 1972, New York City, New York, USA

HEROES OF "The Emoji Movie"

Gene

Played by: T.J. Miller

Hi-5

Played by: James Corden

Jailbreak

Played by: Anna Faris

Smiler

Played by: Maya Rudolph

Mel Meh

Played by: Steven Wright

Mary Meh

Played by: Jennifer Coolidge

Poop

Played by: Patrick Stewart

Akiko Glitter

Played by: Christina Aguilera

Flamenca

Played by: Sofía Vergara

Alex

Played by: Jake T. Austin

Fist Bump

Played by: Thom Bishops

CRITICS OF "The Emoji Movie"

Daily Express (UK)

Sad faces all around.

August 03, 2017

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ReelViews

At its best, this seems like a second-rate version of Pixar's Inside Out. At its worst, it's a cash-grab based on a cynical high-level concept.

July 30, 2017

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Guardian

This is just a boilerplate animation, zestless, pointless.

August 04, 2017

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RogerEbert.com

A demonstration of artistic abdication at its most venal, but will the kids like it?

July 28, 2017

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Radio Times

Sir Patrick Stewart, stalwart thespian and former captain of the Starship Enterprise, voices a poop emoji. Which sort of says it all, really.

August 03, 2017

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Nerdist

Far be it from me to insist that a sincere Emoji Movie couldn't work, but just as inconsistent as the sci-fi is the emotionality.

August 03, 2017

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Salt Lake Tribune

If The Emoji Movie were trying to be funny and missing, or even striving for so-bad-it's-entertaining territory, it wouldn't be as tediously awful as the wishy-washy product that it is.

August 03, 2017

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Times (UK)

Not only does this film hate its very subject matter, it's also the most hideous example of product placement in cinematic history.

August 03, 2017

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Time Out

Disregard that PG rating and keep your children far away from director Tony Leondis' vile animated faux-comedy. Beneath its trippy surface lurks an insidious philosophy hazardous to impressionable minds.

July 28, 2017

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The New Republic

It would be hard to forgive The Emoji Movie its "meh" plotline and the fact that it is literally one giant ad for apps, but its most unforgivable sin is that it perpetuates the notion that emojis are childish.

July 31, 2017

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Village Voice

The film is boldly bad, yes, but also boldly boring.

July 28, 2017

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Entertainment Weekly

There's a justifiable self-loathing running through The Emoji Movie, a fragile attempt to (sigh) deconstruct the meaning of Emojis while also (sigh) demonstrating the profound possibility that Emojis are the language of the future.

July 28, 2017

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GALLERY OF "The Emoji Movie"