Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium Critic Reviews
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Hoffman has countless characters inside of him, and this is one of his nicest.Read the full review
Helm gets huge bonus points for noticing everything that's annoying about modern children's films and including none of those things in his movie.Read the full review
Writer/director Zach Helm, who wrote "Stranger Than Fiction," achieves bursts of charm and whimsy, but not quite enough magic to elicit a consistent sense of wonderment.Read the full review
Sprinkles in charming moments but ultimately doesn't evoke enough wonderment to overcome its tongue-twisting title and completely win over adults along with kids.Read the full review
While endearingly heartfelt and G-rated to boot, its storytelling suffers from a lack of locomotive force and characters that feel disappointingly two-dimensional.Read the full review
For all its playful touches and neat-o nostalgia for nondigital entertainment, the whimsy feels forced.Read the full review
About a magical toy shop, but it has some of the sadder moments I've seen in a movie all year.Read the full review
If the concept is ingenious, its execution is erratic.Read the full review
There's something a little annoying about a movie that tries this shamelessly to be endearing and family friendly.Read the full review
The idea of a toy store as a living, responsive being is a good one, but Helm doesn't take that idea to imaginative places.Read the full review