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.” ...

The Emoji Movie introduced audiences to a colorful cast of characters representing the digital icons we use every day, with one of the standout performances being the voice behind Gene, the "meh" emoj ...

The Emoji Movie really is happening - perhaps despite all logic - and there's even a teaser trailer to prove it. We'll be honest, it's all a bit Meh. No seriously, the trailer is seen through the ...

If you were to imagine the story told by “The Emoji Movie,” it’s likely this would be the one you’d dream up. It’s just that obvious. When malfunctioning “meh” emoji Gene starts a ...

Tony Leondis' 'The Emoji Movie' is a cartoon that aims to provoke all sorts of emotions but can't help just being meh ...

The truth is that “The Emoji Movie” is exactly what you’d expect: There’s no need to wait and see if it surprises. Nope, it’s a perfect reflection of its main character — meh.

OMG, semicolon close parentheses! Here it is: Our first look at The Emoji Movie, Sony Animation’s glimpse at what goes on inside your smartphone (OK, so the NSA’s probably seen this one ...

The first teaser for The Emoji Movie attempts to get meta by having the "meh" emoji introduce the project, and express how "it's almost too thrilling for words".

Any cynicism I might have had about The Emoji Movie was knocked away months ago by the film’s very funny trailer, which featured Steven Wright as the morosely indifferent, slightly constipated voice ...

Geared primarily towards a pre-teen audience, The Emoji Movie transports one deep inside the hidden world of Textopolis, where the focus is on a young Meh emoji (voiced by TJ Miller). Unlike the ...