Toys
Comedy • PG-13 • 1992 • 2 hr 2 min
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Robin Williams, Michael Gambon, Joan Cusack, Robin Wright, LL Cool J
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Not actually good, but wildly entertaining for those with a taste for the bizarre. Watch it once.
Light vs dark tale told in a whimsical Willy-Wonka-esque toy world
Unique for sure, but it’s campy and not very fun. Extremely slow and I imagine kids would get bored
Strange to see Williams in a controlled state. Not much going on but visually pleasing.
Love Robin Williams but really did not enjoy this movie.
The funniest part was the sister exploding
Overly long for a kids film, I remember finding it very boring and a little creepy at times, an ultimately underwhelming experience
Kinda dumb but ambitious enough sets and costumes to be forgiven. Cusack is always a treat. I want my peas and carrots to be quarantined.
Wildly imaginative and creative but nothing really to show for it. There’s no real plot and most of the dialogue is nonsensical.
Very forgettable plot, character and honestly everything
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