Hop

Universal Pictures | Release Date: April 1, 2011

4.8	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 91 Ratings

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MatthewXploderApr 2, 2011

Just another bad movie producers put out to make some money.

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RazorEyeAug 16, 2014

Retrospect review: While boasting impressive animated visuals, Hop fell painfully short on almost every other aspect. The script relied too much on cheap laughs, the film overall felt like a rushed project and John Marsden's portrayal of FredRetrospect review: While boasting impressive animated visuals, Hop fell painfully short on almost every other aspect. The script relied too much on cheap laughs, the film overall felt like a rushed project and John Marsden's portrayal of Fred O'Hare, the film's animated protagonist, was simply hard to bare after being subjected to it for a good half hour. When I wrote my original review, I was angered that somebody at Universal honestly thought this was fit to send to theaters. I still feel that way now. This film should have never happened. It is simply a waste of time for anybody to watch this film. It's not even a case of "it's-so-bad-it's-good"; it is just terrible. Parents, get your kids to watch something else other than this, please.… Expand

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elmerfud43Aug 1, 2014

It's just terrible. nothing else to say. THESE ARE EXTRA CHARACTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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FLInfiniteJul 7, 2021

This is the Easter movie pretty much everyone knows, and I kind of wish that wasn't the case.

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CrossoverMovie2Dec 4, 2022

Illumination’s live action film, HOP, didn’t age well. It may be fun when you’re watching it as a child, but when you grow older, it doesn’t age well a bit often.

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