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• Michael E

  
  Osmosis Jones follows the story of a man named Frank (Bill Murray) who is invaded by a harmful disease under the name of Thrax (Laurence Fishburne) and its up to two cops, one former white blood cell cop named Jones (Chris Rock) And a new weapon to the force under the name Drix (David… More
  Osmosis Jones follows the story of a man named Frank (Bill Murray) who is invaded by a harmful disease under the name of Thrax (Laurence Fishburne) and its up to two cops, one former white blood cell cop named Jones (Chris Rock) And a new weapon to the force under the name Drix (David Hyde Pierce.) Osmosis Jones is one of those movies that tries to do the thing that Warner Bros was doing with their animation during the late 90s and early 2000s, mixing both the 2-D animation with the live action animated world such as in Space Jam or Looney Tunes Back in Action. This movie though takes a little bit of a bigger, or should I say, smaller approach. This movie rather than being cartoon characters that are full sized and to scale, these cartoon characters are just mere and small and can't be seen by the human eye. The look of the film though is very stylized and gritty, not the human world, but the inside of Frank. The inside of this mans body is beautifully animated and it really does look like what a human body would look like if a utopia was inside of a human. The 3-D animation also blends very well into the 2-D animation and the interesting ideas done with this animation is interesting. For example, when something catches fire, say from Thrax, microscopic little chains appear in the flames to prove the smallness of the flame. I will definitely say this is warner bros animation taking a risk in terms of the darkness and gruesomeness of a lot of scenes in this movie but I won't really spoil those moments for those who haven't seen it. Now onto the comedy. Really this film is just a buddy cop movie in animated and microscopic form, the two who are complete opposites are put together in a situation that wouldn't really demand it but the two end up starting to like each other and start bonding as friends. Same as in all other buddy cop movies so there isn't much to interpretation in seeing something different so its really all the same jokes you'd see in a normal buddy cop movie just animated. Now there are a few good comedic moments mainly involving Drix at this club called "The Zit" (Take a guess why its called that.) And the running gag of freezing this small little germ constantly by accident when they're trying to get information out of him. But overall the comedy really falls flat in terms of really being anything different from any other generic buddy cop movie. The main thing that really saves this movie is the acting and voice acting. This movie has some shockingly good voice acting and live acting from Bill Murray and the people he interacts with. Chris rock is decent as Jones and David HYde Pierce does a good job as Drix, but the two performances that steal the show are William Shatner as the Mayor, and Laurence Fishburne as Thrax. Shatner plays this cocky and ignorant mayor of Franks body who is trying to show that the body is in perfect shape when it really is anything but. My dad pointed out a good little similarity between him and the mayor in "Jaws" and the similarity is almost uncanny. The two are pompous and ignorant, and don't care if someone gets hurt they just care about business and publicity and Shatner does a phenomenally good job in this role. But the role that really steals the whole film is Laurence Fishburne as Thrax, MY GOD!!! Fishburne does a phenomenal job as this scarlet virus and he is the main reason just to see this movie. Being able to burn literally anything with the touch of a finger, Thrax has probably one of the most interesting designs i've seen in an animated film. Fishburne also gives Thrax this sense of cool and slyness to him but he can switch from calm and sinister to being just pure off the wall crazy and hate filled, and this is shown in full bloom in the films climax. I also might as well talk about the live action acting. While the acting isn't spectacular in the live action world, Murray does a good job as Frank and works off the daughter character very well enough to keep the films pace going well. Overall Osmosis Jones may not be the absolute best animated film, but the animation is good, and the film is lead by great voice acting to keep the film going at a steady pace.

• Melvin W

  
  Osmosis: Yo! You see this badge? You see this gun? You see this gooey, white saccus membranous 'round my personhood?... Well, you dealin' with a white blood cell here! I should be out in the veins, fighting disease, not in the mouth on tartar control.  "He's one… More
  Osmosis: Yo! You see this badge? You see this gun? You see this gooey, white saccus membranous 'round my personhood?... Well, you dealin' with a white blood cell here! I should be out in the veins, fighting disease, not in the mouth on tartar control.  "He's one cell of a guy." Osmosis Jones is a a clever and unique film from the Farrelly brothers. I still don't really like it though. Yeah, the premise is really cool, but the overall execution of that premise is not. The movie turns into a one joke comedy after the initial awesomeness of the first 20 minutes or so. It didn't seem like the Farrelly's knew how to keep this story flowing and the audience caring. They let an extremely smart and cool idea go wasted because of their need to incorporate as many bodily function, fungus and zit jokes as they could into a an hour and a half running time.  Osmosis is a white blood cell in the body of Frank. Frank is an unhealthy, overweight zookeeper, who is raising his young daughter all by himself after his wife has passed away. The movie follows two story lines. There's the live action storyline with the family dynamics of the father-daughter relationship. Then there's an animated storyline going on inside Frank's body. A virus has just come into his body with the intentions of killing Frank. It's up to Osmosis to take the virus down. He also has to fight all the normal problems that affect cops in cop dramas, such as a mistake a long time ago and a boss that doesn't really believe in him. I like the initial setup for this movie, but it just never gets where it needs to be. The film has a pretty incredible cast. Bill Murray plays Frank, and although it isn't one of his more memorable roles, it's still Bill Murray. Then there's the voice cast with people like Chris Rock, Laurence Fishburne, William Shatner and David Hyde Pierce. All the voice actors really sell their performances and sound perfect for their particular character. This is most notable with Fishburne's role as Thrax, the killer virus. He gives a great voice performance and is perfect for the role. Along with the great cast and the cool premise the movie has some great references throughout. At the end, there are some great uses of Titanic's final scenes. Then there's a band that plays at one point in the movie called Kidney Rock, that has Kid Rock and Joe C singing for it. All these elements should add up to something great and the disappointing part of it is that it doesn't. The film had potential, but it still ended up being a misfire for the Farrelly brothers.

• Jim C

  
  Clever, funny, a little too gross, but still is a pretty good animated film, not Bill Murrays funniest role though.

• Matt G

  
  Very underrated. Enjoyable comedy and great animation.

• Dead A

  
  The story was good. Very <i>educational</i>. Made me more careful about food hygiene to be honest (although I wouldn't eat an egg that has a monkey's saliva on it... ewww!). I liked the cartoon. And I hate Bill Murray. He was purely disgusting (I don't know… More
  The story was good. Very <i>educational</i>. Made me more careful about food hygiene to be honest (although I wouldn't eat an egg that has a monkey's saliva on it... ewww!). I liked the cartoon. And I hate Bill Murray. He was purely disgusting (I don't know whether I should blame him or the character of his... but I don't like him at all).

• Phil H

  
  This is one of the best traditionally hand drawn animated films I've seen in along time, sure there are cgi momenst to enchance the film but basically this is drawing and its damn good looking too. A different style to Disney of course but its new and exciting and harks back to… More
  This is one of the best traditionally hand drawn animated films I've seen in along time, sure there are cgi momenst to enchance the film but basically this is drawing and its damn good looking too. A different style to Disney of course but its new and exciting and harks back to certain cartoons fron daytime TV. The nice touch with this is its been made with live action sequences to accompany the animated stuff, sounds tacky but it actually works well and gives the story a boost when you least aspect it. The casting of Bill Murray is always gonna help any film and here as a slob he is just right to make you laugh, theres's also nice voice work from Shatner, Fishburne and Hyde who all fit their roles really well accept Rock who just has an annoying voice. Being set inside the body this makes the film more fun too, its cool to see how the animators have created different parts of the human body into things like seedy bars, clubs, city centre's etc...and how different bodily functions, cells, immunities etc..are portrayed by various odd characters ranging from seedy lowlifes, cops, politicians etc..its just cool to see how they think it could work :) Really nice flick and well thought out, it all seems like it could actually work haha it also looks good too, some moments being even alittle too scary for very young kids but possibly educational at the same time if your lucky ;)

• Gordon A

  
  Good fun children's film in the spirit of 'The Fantastic Voyage'. Filled with obvious but none the less enjoyable riffs on the body systems, only the live action segments disappoint.

• Tim S

  
  One of the worst live action/animation films I've ever seen.

• Jennifer X

  
  Cute. I enjoyed the penis joke.

• Rachel F

  
  Really funny.

• Emily A

  
  If you can get past the skin-crawling grossness of the live-action bits, this movie is really entertaining. The animation was superb and the voice acting equally so. Extra props to Laurence Fishburne, who is as chilling a villain as he is sincere as Morpheus.

• Jason S

  
  Seeing Bill Murray was fun but the movie was a little plain.

• Drew S

  
  Had noble intentions, but was just straight-up bad. Good idea, bad execution.

• James A

  
  I watched this movie twice to make sure that it was a s bad as I thought the first time I saw it. Sadly it was even worse than I remembered.

• Bradley W

  
  Clever, funny, a little too gross, but still is a pretty good animated film, not Bill Murrays funniest role though.

• Matt P

  
  The film has moments of humor and interest, but there are too many poinless gross-outs for it to be good.

• Dillon L

  
  It wouldn't be as terrible if it had strictly been about the cartoon. The live action crap is depressing, no matter which celebrity you throw in. Not very funny, originality ruined by live action sequences, and thus, 'Osmosis Jones' is a flop.

• Luke C

  
  A fun live action comedy that will not only appeal to children but also the humour will be funny to adults. With a new and unique concept Osmosis Jones offered the audience a different experience in animation and will capture the viewer with the hilarious Bill Murray and Chris Rock… More
  A fun live action comedy that will not only appeal to children but also the humour will be funny to adults. With a new and unique concept Osmosis Jones offered the audience a different experience in animation and will capture the viewer with the hilarious Bill Murray and Chris Rock taking the lead roles. It was at times funny, violent, entertaining, sad and all the time captivating. The Farrelly Brothers bring all their experience into something different to their style and it works really well. Overall this is a fun and entertaining child's live action that is for all audiences some jokes for children, others for adults; it has a really working formula to it that always keeps the viewer satisfied.

• Joseph E

  
  This film was actually really good.

• Yinalí R

  
  Funny!

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