Critic Reviews
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Austin Chronicle
Shoddy, brainless, pre-sold kids' entertainment.
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| 40 |
TV Guide
A hyperactive hodgepodge.
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| 38 |
New York Post
After the monster is subdued, then there's a much less humorous, and more mindlessly violent second half.
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| 38 |
Charlotte Observer
A frenzied, cacophonic cartoon.
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| 35 |
Mr. Showbiz
None of the movie's abundant humor is better than faintly amusing.
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| 35 |
TNT RoughCut
Darrius Pelissier
If you give it half a chance, it will entertain you.
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| 30 |
Variety
Voice work is weirdly awful and funny at the same time.
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| 25 |
Entertainment Weekly
Aa shockingly chintzy spin-off of Fox's post ''Pokémon'' cartoon hit.
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| 25 |
San Francisco Chronicle
Has an unrelenting staccato quality. Some would say a jackhammer quality.
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| 25 |
Boston Globe
Loren King
A video game barely disguised as a movie. Violent, and the monsters are scary for younger children.
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| 25 |
Baltimore Sun
Cheryl Lu-Lien Tan
Stay away from this movie. Brainless cartoonish violence.
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| 20 |
The New York Times
Comes off as noisy and ill conceived, long on morphing monsters, short on storytelling talent and uneven in its efforts at animation.
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| 20 |
Los Angeles Times
It's an awfully confusing journey, unless you're of pro-Digi-ous intelligence. Or a digimaniac. Or just 6.
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| 10 |
Film.com
An assault on brain cells.
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| 10 |
LA Weekly
Nicole Campos
Crude animation, shrill voicework.
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| 10 |
Film.com
The audience for Digimon is small children.
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| 10 |
Washington Post
So twitchy, fidgety, skittery and wiggly that the drug it made me yearn for was Dramamine, followed by a chaser of bourbon, 12 years old.
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