There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch "The Emoji Movie ." The first is denial that this actually exists. The second is anger that now even storytelling has been reduced to those ...

There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch “The Emoji Movie .” The first is denial that this actually exists… And the fifth is acceptance that, yes, of course that&#8217… ...

Unlike his parents, Mel and Mary, who are happy with their laid-back attitude, Gene is first presented in The Emoji Movie as an emoji who battles to keep his "meh" expression. When Gene is chosen ...

I give “The Emoji Movie” two poop emojis.As someone who finds the use of emojis unwelcome, I was probably not the right person to review a film featuring waking, talking, anthropomorphi… ...

“The Emoji Movie” features Gene (T.J Miller,) a multi expressional emoji trying to fit the status quo of possessing one facial expression within Textopolis—a bustling city where all emojis live. When ...

There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch “The Emoji Movie.” The first is denial that this actually exists. The second is anger that now even storytelling has been reduced to ...

Review: “The Emoji Movie” starring Denver’s T.J. Miller may be meh, but it’s not evil Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook ...

There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch "The Emoji Movie." The first is denial that this actually exists. The second is anger that now even storytelling has ...

The good news is "The Emoji Movie," co-written and directed by Tony Leondis, is not evil. The bad news is it's just mediocre, or in emoji parlance, simply "meh." ...

There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch "The Emoji Movie." The first is denial that this actually exists. The second is anger that now even storytelling has ...

There are five stages of grief in preparing to watch "The Emoji Movie ." The first is denial that this actually exists. The second is anger that now even storytelling has been reduced to those ...