Osmosis Jones

 (2001)


  • User Rating 54 votes
  • Critics Rating 31 critics
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User Reviews

Becomes a virus infection
Aug 06, 2008
dogorangetexas - yahoo.com
Osmosis Jones is a creative film but the it fails in containing the energy instead of stupidity that is was capable of having.... Full review
Quite frankly it bad
May 21, 2008
mitchell_the_furious - yahoo.com
This movie was not very entertaining. It seemed like one of those movies that they would show you in health class that was going to try to make education fun but fails miserably. There is nothing really good about it and... Full review
Wierd but funny
Dec 17, 2007
wadeoster - yahoo.com
This movie is funny but pretty wierd. This movie might scare little kids a little but older kids (like 7-11 years old)would like this movie. It teaches people about the human body but in a funny way.... Full review
Fun Film
Oct 07, 2007
benji_monji - yahoo.com
I found it to be a quit enjoyable film. The fact that it went from anime to real life was a bit unexpected, but it worked. I'd probubly* recommend it.It's a good "Family" movie.... Full review
Terrible, Horrible, Discusting, Inaccurate
Oct 05, 2007
vote4pedro_00 - yahoo.com
the story was terrible because it was supposed to be an educational film, but it was all wrong! why is he osmosis jones? osmosis means diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane. A blood cell cannot be osmosis- even if... Full review
You want Osmosis, you got Osmosis!
Jul 21, 2007
etrain108 - yahoo.com
Terrific movie! I couldn't have thought of a better storyline. The acting was terrific, especially with Bill Murray as Frank. I love the humor. Chris Rock was perfect for Osmosis Jones. The direction was so-so. I rate this movie PG-13 for... Full review
amazing
Jun 23, 2007
ihatemath2007 - yahoo.com
this movie was amazing! it had good humor and wonderful acting. chris brown is so funny in this movie! this movie is definetly oscar-worthy... Full review
Osmosis Jones
May 26, 2007
johnmcdc - yahoo.com
A great movie animation of how our body's systems work, especially the immune system when is under siege froma nasty bug. Bill Murray plays a slob who comes down with a very nasty bacterial infection and the animation story is about... Full review
osmosis jones
May 25, 2007
ejiang98 - yahoo.com
Osmosis Jones wasn't so bad, but it was a bit disgusting and sad. Actually, make that really, really disgusting. They used really disgusting visuals like the rectum, ingrown toenail, etc. It was disgusting * pi.... Full review
Wash your hands before you eat!!!
Mar 07, 2007
bryankhalid - yahoo.com
A good movie about what happens when something bad that was put into our body. Nice visuals except it was cartoon type not that CGI thing. anyways, nice job to all the cast and crew!!!... Full review

Critics Reviews

| Feb 19, 2008
associatedcontent.com
A decent animated film that could have been funnier with the cast provided.....A sometimes clever, but mostly disgusting film thats casting for Bill Murray was one of the wisest choices made by the film makers.....This one has many sound effects, the problem is....The animation was pretty good.... ... Full Review
| Jun 18, 2004
Houston Chronicle
The result is an inventive little movie that's funnier and more alive, perhaps because we haven't seen it a dozen times already. Luckily, his assistant (Brandy Norwood) is more conscientious than he is. ... Full Review
| Dec 14, 2001
DVD Town
Osmosis Jones," a silly and gross combination of animation and live action, answers most of these questions in the affirmative. Instead, while youngsters will probably like "Jones," I found it tedious at best. ... Full Review
| Oct 19, 2001
TotalFilm
While not bad enough to make you ill, Osmosis Jones is hardly a paragon of cinematic strength. Despite its swagger of right now edginess, Osmosis Jones is merely a re-working of Warner Bros two most successful modern genres: the special-effects comedy and the buddy picture. ... Full Review
| Aug 18, 2001
Moviecrypt
Chris Rock, as the film's title character, actually comes into his own far more successfully than his standup-modified role in "Down to Earth", but most of that might be better credited to the animators and the sound editors. The funniest things in the film have little to do with the story and more to do with the premise (such as political promises to hairs falling out of Frank's head with new positions on the back) and numerous jabs at other films and genres. ... Full Review

News

Ignoring warnings from his daughter Shane (Elena Franklin), unfit zookeeper Frank (Bill Murray) eats a boiled egg and an oyster covered in life-threatening germs. As the poisoned food enters Frank's body an animated 'bodycop' named Osmosis Jones (voice of Chris... ... Full Article

The film that torpedoed Warner Brothers' animation arm (budget: US$75 million; domestic gross: US$13.6 million) probably stiffed because it appears to fall between audience demographics. ... Full Article

Warner Home Video. On shelves November 27. Mixing live action with animation is this tale of rogue germs and the white blood cells that live to catch them. ... Full Article

"Osmosis: (1) The tendency of a fluid, usually water, to pass through a semipermeable membrane into a solution where the solvent concentration is higher, thus equalizing the concentrations of materials on either side of the membrane. (2) The diffusion of... ... Full Article

Peter (left, white hat) and Bobby Farrelly (top center, white shirt) direct Bill Murray (right) and Elena Franklin (center) at a restaurant in Plymouth, Ma. ... Full Article

plasmatic skin.Tired of his beat -- Frank's mouth -- he wants to go where the action is: Frank's digestive tract, where he can chase renegade germs and prove his mettle as a real cop. ... Full Article

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