Variety
Little kids will like "Wonder Park" just fine. But there's a difference between a great escape and a winsomely crafted pacifier.
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Wonder Park 3D
Matthew Broderick, Jennifer Garner and Kenan Thompson form part of an all-star voice cast in this animated family adventure film.
Finding an amazing - but run-down - amusement park in the woods, a happy-go-lucky young girl named June discovers that it was created for her imagination and that it's up to her to fix it.
2018Rating: PG, Mild themes85 minsUSA, Spain
AdventureAnimatedComedyKids & Family3D
- Director:
- Dylan Brown (feature debut)
- Writer:
- Lino DiSalvo
- Cast:
- Brianna DenskiJennifer GarnerKen Hudson CampbellKenan ThompsonMila KunisJohn OliverKen JeongNorbert Leo ButzMatthew Broderick
Wonder Park 3D / Reviews
The New York Times
In the amiable animated feature "Wonder Park," a child's imagination can power an amusement park. Unfortunately, the movie falls shy of providing the same sensory thrill ride.
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Seemingly destined to find a second-life as a Nickelodeon TV series, as a big screen outing, Wonder Park offers mildly diverting fun.
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Los Angeles Times
The wonders of Wonder Park are dampened by the pall of grief that the protagonist is experiencing, while the wacky amusement park antics prevent the story from going especially deep.
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Hollywood Reporter
Like so many animated movies these days, it buries its ideas in a visual and aural cacophony of frenzied action sequences designed to engage the shortest of attention spans.
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Collider
Paramount Animation and Ilion Animation Studios deserve to be in the same conversation as DreamWorks, Pixar, and Disney.
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Associated Press
Wonder Park has a great premise about a spunky kid engineer and a world she constructs taking flight, but takes a few too many dark loop-de-loops and crashes hard. If you pass this amusement park, skip it.
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