Funny, sad, and heartfelt in equal measure, this is one of the most surprising gems of the year.
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“Hitpig”
Despite a slew of misfires, the film stands out for being refreshingly different in a world of increasingly recycled animated content.
“Weird: The Al Yankovic Story”
The funniest thing about the movie is thinking about the handful of audience members who believe this story is 100% true and real, and that’s one of the film’s biggest problems.
“Jerry and Marge Go Large”
The very definition of mainstream, with a crowd-pleasing story, harmless humor, and an ending that’s warm, fuzzy, and wrapped up with a tidy bow.
“The Meg”
A giant killer shark picking off scientists as bite-sized snacks should make for some off the charts B-movie fun. Instead, it’s so lame that nobody really cares.
“Smurfs: The Lost Village”
In one of the most simplistic animated films that’s come along in a great while, “Smurfs: The Lost Village” knows its audience and plays directly to it.
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