The animated movie starring T.J. Miller as Gene, the "meh" emoji, who goes on an adventure in a teen's phone, received the dreaded 3% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Emoji Movie’s most insidious trait is its surface-level innocuousness. Admit it: ... The pixelated hostess falls into oblivion, screaming.

Critics are using actual words to review The Emoji Movie: “unfunny,” “waste of time,” and “crappy.” The animated film about emoji has thus far scored a 0 percent rating on Rotten ...

The Emoji Movie opens with a voiceover from T.J. Miller proselytizing about the glory of the smartphone, which, as it turns out, is not a great way to start a movie. “The world we live in,” he ...

Fie on this movie. 'The Emoji Movie' review: Save yourself, skip this cynical dreck. Published: ; Jul. 30, 2017, 12:08 p.m.

And so Sony and “The Emoji Movie” will be fine, and life goes on, but the fear remains that we as theatergoers are made even more cynical. If the bar for originality is low, failure to meet ...

She has spent this entire movie stuck with an overly expressive Meh Emoji named Gene and a hand with the voice of James Corden. Smiler keeps threatening to delete everyone, which honestly feels fair.

The all-new animated movie hits theaters today. — -- The new animated "The Emoji Movie" hits theaters today, but many young moviegoers will likely be unaware that they're taking in a ...

In 2014, Phil Lord and Chris Miller managed to take The LEGO Movie - what seemed like on the surface to be nothing more than a cheap cash grab by the studio - and turn it into one of the best ...

Critics resoundingly agree –“The Emoji Movie” is bad. So bad, that for a while it held a zero-percent rating on review site Rotten Tomatoes. Now it sits at a measly three percent, making it ...

Early reviews of “The Emoji Movie” are in, and critics, to put it gently, aren’t giving the film a “Thumbs Up.” Critics offered generally unfavorable reviews for the Tony Leondis ...