Tag: ken jeong

Plain and predictable, The Opening Act finds a charming lead in Jimmy Yang if not a memorable story for his character.

Cramming in an entire universe worth of cartoons into a slim frame, Scoob forgets it involves more than a talking dog and its hippie friend.

Maisie Williams Plays An Energetic Dying Girl Then Came You is a pleasant, inoffensive teen dramedy that explores a terminally ill teenager’s last weeks befriending a socially awkward hypochondriac. …

Bumpy Slappy, the demonic ventriloquist dummy and antagonist of this series, promises kids he’ll do their homework, household chores, and defeat the local bullies. The kids love him. Goosebumps …

Or Don’t Ride Along James Payton (Ice Cube) continues to have doubts about his brother-in-law Ben (Kevin Hart), this after Ben uncovers crime rings, escapes a car chase, and …

Happiest Feet Ever Spin-off. Side story. Profit maker. Whatever the case or label, Penguins of Madagascar is raucously enthusiastic. The puns are as voracious as the pace. The set-up …

Patchwork comedy is delightful and the zany 3D antics are enough to stuff the face of any passionate child fanbase

This series hates animals.  Molesting a tiger in the first, getting a monkey addicted to cigarettes in the second, and slaughtering a giraffe in the opening of Hangover III, …

Everyone has their talents, and for Floridians Doyle, Lugo, and Doorbal, it wasn't their brains.

We're all infatuated with the Muppets.

What's key is the writing, still snappy and not just sold by scenarios that send Stu into a tizzy

South Park's parody was right: insert a farting sound where each gag should be.