Osmosis Jones

Name: Osmosis Jones
Director: Bobby Farrelly
Released: 2001

Synopsis

A white blood cell policeman, with the help of a cold pill, must stop a deadly virus from destroying the human they live in, Frank.

83
Entertainment Weekly
Oscillates between streaky black comedy and sanitary instruction.
83
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Surprise of surprises, it's a blast.
80
Los Angeles Times
Warts and all, Osmosis Jones is the year's ultimate bodily functions comedy.
75
Boston Globe
In a dismal summer for movies, Osmosis Jones is a fresh breath of foul air.
50
Christian Science Monitor
Young viewers may guffaw, but seasoned fans of "There's Something About Mary" will be disappointed.
50
TV Guide Magazine
While there's no denying that the film's animation is technically impressive and is sometimes quite clever, its inventiveness is frequently at the service of gags so distasteful that gag is the operative word.
50
New Times (L.A.)
That Osmosis Jones plays like a sloppy hodgepodge is no surprise: The live-action scenes were done by the Farrellys, the animation by Sito and Kroon (whose names sounds like bodily functions), and the script was penned by another first-timer, Marc Hyman. Nobody seems to be on the same page.
50
Salon
Remains stubbornly one-dimensional. The gags are so resoundingly and innocently pre-adolescent that it's really hard to see how the film managed a PG rating.