The Emoji Movie

My son accidentally bought this, but they like it too much, so we kept it. Good movie for the kids.

Surprised I liked it touches on the insanity of using emojis instead of word...lol

movie plays everytime my kiddos try to play it. plot is very consistent and does not change. not sure how this would ever get anything other than a 5 star review. "i'm giving it a three star review this time because i don't remember the movie being this bad." nonsense. it's an entertaining movie.

Great deal on the price of this adorable movie and we get to keep it forever our digital copy and watch it from any device, and no storage or worry about it getting scratched

Cute movie

Loved it

A good movie to enjoy with the kids

We enjoy this movie as a family. It’s not cheesy like most kids movies these days.

Comes as advertised, and before the expected delivery date. Seen this movie before but now having a hard time finding it on streaming sites for free.

Picture and sound good film not so much

If you love emojis especially IOS then you’ll like this !

Whether you are a kid and are just looking for a simple story line with some colourful characters and exciting singing and dancing, or an adult who appreciates clever humour, The Emoji Movie is the movie for you. I have watched the movie 4 times now and everytime I watch it I notice new parts and discover new jokes that I had missed before because I was laughing too hard. The movie is one gigantic advertisement but the writers know this and make many references to how stupid internet phenomenons and social media has become. This is summed up by a line at the end where Addie tells Alex that she "likes a boy that can express his emotions" after he has just sent her a "super emoji". The amazing characters of Mel Meh and Mary Meh speaking in monotone voices throughout the whole movie made a great subplot which gave the film an extra layer of humour. If all this wasn't enough, Sir Patrick Stewart voices the poo emoji and makes more puns than I can count. To hear some of the best and worst puns of your life you have to watch the movie, and buy the DVD because I guarantee you'll want to watch it more than once.

Not bad, funny in places. My 8 year old boy loved it.