‘The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run’ Review: Keanu Reeves and Gary the Snail Anchor a Manic Adventure
The world’s most famous sea sponge gets a tasteful makeover in a new movie that stays true to its franchise’s sweetly demented nature.
The world’s most famous sea sponge gets a tasteful makeover in a new movie that stays true to its franchise’s sweetly demented nature.
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It turns out that making a feature-length live action-animated hybrid movie about two characters who don’t speak is hard, particularly when the human half makes no sense.
R.J. Cutler’s film offers a generational portrait of the timeless relationship between teenagers and the people they listen to.
The real-life story of former opioid addict Nico Walker would make a good movie, but this one suffers from constant style over substance.
Gary Oldman, Armie Hammer, and Evangeline Lilly star in Nicholas Jarecki’s scattered, well-meaning attempt to cast a Hollywood light on a raging drug crisis.
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