Flubber

Pathetic.Weak Sauce. Dreadful.Smelly.Vomit Inducing.Shameful.Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel Time. Torture.Cutesy cgi at its worst. Pathetic.Weak Sauce. Dreadful.Smelly.Vomit Inducing.Shameful.Scraping the Bottom of the Barrel Time. Torture.Cutesy cgi at its worst.... Full review

Flubber became an instant classic when it debuted in 1997. I fell in love with Robin Williams' charming smile and comic relief. The acting was exceptional and the movie kept me laughing and/or crying. I'm not sure how it didn't win... Full review

"Flubber" is nothing special or extraordinary, but it is a funny one although, for such, it's important not to take it too seriously, otherwise...While certainly not a great movie, the movie is very underrated and for sure not as bad... Full review

Although by no means a great, or even good film, its still some very silly fun, and Robin Williams is back to his manic self, and Marcia Gay Harden is almost funny, unfortunitly this film has the original to love up... Full review

IT's not one of Robin Williams best films but it was entertaing however. Sure it had it's bad points and the plot was a little bit dumb, all in all the movie was fair.... Full review

Its very strange and Disney has made many better. I dont understand the whole flubber thing. I mean green goo isnt my fav. topic, but the movie doesnt have a great story. Some may like, but I'm not one of them.... Full review

Philip (Robin Williams) is a chemistry professor at a college with financial woes. On a side note, the school's president, talented Sara Jean (Marcia Gay Harden) is Philip's girlfriend and she is deeply disappointed that he has left her standing... Full review

Flubber is a bouncy, sticky, and flubbery mess that features the wacky Williams who seems to be just cashing in.... Full review

Can anyone tell me what a flubber is. It was the best movie ever.The bowling ball scene was laugh out loud funny. Bu really who would come up with such a bad plot. its like a frekin super ball i mean... Full review

I'lm watching it right now. I really like it. It's sad he forgot the wedding and all but, you can forget. I almost cry every time I see the part where Weebo gets smashed.... Full review

but it's a feel-good kinda film, that offers good humour and laughs with slapstick, farce and good old fashioned family fun This flatulent, flimsy, flighty, flippant, flubbery flick is, well, a bore. The script has a few flaws ... Full Review

None have matched the pure whimsy of the originals, and Flubber, predictably, follows that tradition. Co-writer and producer John Hughes must have been beaten up a lot as a kid, for in every film he touches ... Full Review

The Goo, the Bad and the Ugly `Flubber' falls flat as high-tech tricks drain humor, humanity out of comedy remake Flubber'' is so enchanted with technique and so unconcerned with its characters' humanity that when Williams finally apologizes to Harden for missing their wedding, it sounds hollow and disconnected from the film. ... Full Review

He's a likable enough personality, but Flubber itself is an uncomfortable reminder of what he used to be--antic, unpredictable and vaguely dangerous. And there's a bit too much emotional distress in "Flubber" and not quite enough of the energetic slapstick that takes place at the big basketball game, which Phillip fixes with Flubber (yes, kids, he's cheating! ... Full Review

The bumblers, named Smith and Wesson, are played respectively by Clancy Brown and Ted Levine, two fine actors who really deserve better than the clumsy pratfalls they're given. And, thanks to the movie's elaborate special effects, the stuff is a hoot -- buoyant, bubbly and funny. ... Full Review

``Flubber,'' now out on video, is a product of the new film technology that makes it possible for Hollywood's visual-effects guys to simulate just about anything onscreen. ... Full Article

The comic talents of Robin Williams and state-of-the-art special effects update DisneyÕs 1961 crowd-pleaser, ÒThe Absent Minded Professor,Ó in hopes of luring the current kidpix generation to the movie and the merchandising tie-ins. ... Full Article

The remake of the "Absent Minded Professor" lacks the charm and innocence of the 1961 film starring Fred MacMurray. The special effects are very good in this film, but they were good in the original, too. Robin Williams stars as ... Full Article

NEW YORK -- There's a good-natured joke among moviemakers, says Flubber director Les Mayfield, that goes like this: Q: "How do you direct Robin Williams?" ... Full Article

The considerable charms of the 1961 film The Absent Minded Professor have been extracted with surgical precision in this remake, which miscasts Robin Williams in the title role. ... Full Article