And Candy Crush Saga — which has been played a trillion times since 2012 — will include new levels from The Emoji Movie, bringing the characters from the movie to life in the game. These movie ...

In this clip from The Emoji Movie, Jailbreak (Anna Faris) and Hi-5 (James Corden) try to get Gene (T.J. Miller) out of Candy Crush. The Emoji Movie is available on DVD and Blu-ray.

The Emoji Movie unlocks the never-before-seen secret world inside your smartphone. Hidden within the messaging app is Textopolis, a bustling city where all your favorite emojis live, hoping to be ...

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 ...

Others called out the unnecessary product integration with Spotify, Candy Crush, and Crackle (owned by the film’s distributor, Sony). Here’s what the critics are saying: ...

Sony Debuts ‘Emoji Movie’ With Vertical Teaser Trailer Twitter, Dropbox and Candy Crush Saga are among the apps that will be featured in the animation.

The story of the animated "Emoji Movie" centers on a character having an existential quandary: whether he, an emoji, can have more than one feeling.

According to Sony Pictures, the movie will feature a host of apps that we’re all familiar with, including Candy Crush Saga, Dropbox, Instagram, Spotify, Twitter, and YouTube.

Then there’s the human, Alex, and his crush, who he manages to win over by the end of the movie. The big climax has him finally send her an emoji, which is Gene making many different faces.

A movie about emojis is being made. This was confirmed earlier this year by Sony Pictures. Now, we know what it looks like--and the first trailer is kind of weird. We see a "meh" emoji talking ...

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 ...

And there are two whole sequences that add nothing whatsoever to the story, but suggest that Ubisoft and King — the makers of the apps Candy Crush and Just Dance, respectively — paid ...