Fox-Walden | Release Date: November 16, 2007
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WilsonH.Nov 16, 2007
Hoffman tries to make it work but simply can't improv his way out of saying at least a few lines from this colossal disaster of a screenplay. Zach Helm is easily the worst writer in all of Hollywood. And I have heard of John August.
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PeterK.Nov 15, 2007
Hit the exit running, and don't look back. A movie so bad that only adults with children should have to suffer it, and even then it may be worth it to pay the sitter to sit in your place.
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TupacS.Nov 16, 2007
Wow this movie is horrible. The "jokes" are not funny at all. I don't even think that little kids would find it at all funny
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ChadS.Jan 16, 2008
Even in the movies where anything is possible, laying down a bubblewrap dancefloor as a preventive measure against suicidal tendencies doesn't work, much to Molly's dismay as Mr. Magorium(Dustin Hoffman) pops, pops, pops away; Even in the movies where anything is possible, laying down a bubblewrap dancefloor as a preventive measure against suicidal tendencies doesn't work, much to Molly's dismay as Mr. Magorium(Dustin Hoffman) pops, pops, pops away; happier, but still harboring a death wish underneath all that crazy hair. Like his character in "Rainman", Mr. Magorium is a one-note performance, but this time Hoffman doesn't delight, he grates on our ears. That lisp, in concert with the toymaker's whimsical outlook on life, doesn't out-crazy Gene Wilder's performance in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", but it comes close. Before his rapture for one, Mr. Magorium wants Molly(Natalie Portman) to run the toy store. His charge used to be a promising pianist, but this film contends that the music of life is a higher calling, which makes "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium" a sort of evil "Mr. Holland's Opus". Despite the happy ending, the film never resolves Molly's dream of being a famous composer. She's the hero. She brings the toy store back to life. But Molly is only a conduit for that block of wood Mr. Magorium entrusted to her. Now Molly's post-graduate rut is official: She's never leaving Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium. Expand
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GregoryB.Nov 12, 2007
Maybe the worst movie of this and last year combined.
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CaseyS.Nov 16, 2007
Absolute crap.
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BillyS.Nov 17, 2007
Where is the wonder?
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RogerSmith97May 5, 2011
This Movie Is Pretty Bad.,.. It's Somewhat Cute For Little Kids, But It Won't Get The Job Done... The Cast Even Isent That Great.. I Love Natile But Sorry Bad Movie.. It Seems So Uncreative In Some Ways... The Script Is Kinda Lazy But Cute..This Movie Is Pretty Bad.,.. It's Somewhat Cute For Little Kids, But It Won't Get The Job Done... The Cast Even Isent That Great.. I Love Natile But Sorry Bad Movie.. It Seems So Uncreative In Some Ways... The Script Is Kinda Lazy But Cute.. All I Can Say Is Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium Will Not Be Voted "Best Movie" Sorry For My Low Score 1! Expand
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