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Forums - Movies & TV - The Emoji Movie Reviews - 08 Metacritic - 00% RottenTomatoes

Ha!
I knew it would be awful but this is a whole new level.
Who greenlit this idea anyway?



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Sir Patrick Stewart probably just thought that it would be funny playing a poop character. His image and reputation can take it. The guy is great, his roles have been great, and I'm sure he'd be the coolest grandfather to have ever.

On topic, surely I'm totally shocked about this score.



when your game developers make better cinematic experiences than your film studios



onionberry said:
when your game developers make better cinematic experiences than your film studios

Lol! That's not an accomplishment when the bare is Sony's movies! 

 

From Logan to Emoji Movie ... oh Patrick



Emoji's have and will always be terrible so this was no surprised that this film is getting destroyed by critics.



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Now just think: this will occupy a massive screen in cinemas across the nation. No, around the world. A perfectly good theater will be occupied by this unbelievable garbage. And cinemas wonder why people are putting less and less value in going to the movies. Joining yourself at the hip to films like this and Pixels and other rubbish, the bad taste they leave in people's mouths will rub off on you. Cinemas seriously need to restrategize how they handle this so they can tell these studios to tkae films like this and cram it up their ass. Cause seriously, it would be far better to have, say, a LotR or Star Wars marathon going on in your big theaters or IMAX theater instead of garbage like Emoji, Pixels, etc.



Wow the scores are even lower than I thought they'd be.



Mar1217 said:
Sony pictures is on a roll !! And not the good kind of ...

But god, I didn't expect it to be soooo bad XD Wait, I should have.

Baby Driver was great though! :-/



Sony should already delete their movie departement and invest those 1 billion dollars of worth in first-party game developing studios.



I want it to flop hard, but alas, one look at kids these days and you know some people will see this as the cinematic event of the year.