RATED: The Emoji Movie is rated G
AUDIENCE: The Emoji Movie is aimed at primary aged children, though how much experience they will have with mobile texting and apps is questionable
WHAT’S GOOD: All the bits that were ripped off from much better films like Wreck-It Ralph and The Lego Movie
WHAT’S NOT: The Emoji Movie is confusing, slow and cliched.
SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING: There’s not much on offer here except maybe to say that God has created us with more depth than society often permits us, but that’s a real stretch for a very shallow film.
RELEASE DATE: Now Showing
Mark Hadley
Mark Hadley is a professional writer and media commentator with nearly 30 years of experience across film, television, and print. He has written for major broadcasters including the ABC, SBS, BBC, and PBS, and specialises in cultural analysis with a particular focus on film and television. Mark reviews movies and pop culture for Hope 103.2 and is a published author and regular public speaker on media and culture.
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