Must Go! Judy Moody an dthe Not Bummer Summer by mcbair This is a great family movie! The past few years some of these movies have been targeted toward children but have been laced with adult comedy and inuendos, this was definetly not the case. I went...
So-so ok i guess by jess crush well we saw most all of the kids movies this year and while this is by far not the worst movie for kids out there it is also not the best so i say wait till it is a bummer of a day to rent this movie...
Must Go! JUDY MOODY by MOM MAL BEBBIE LOVED IT! WAS NOT TOO SILLY OR UNREALISTIC. I TOOK MY 4 & 6 YR OLD GRANDAUGHTERS AND THEY ARE BOTH STILL TALKING ABOUT IT. IT WAS GOOD, CLEAN FUN FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS. WOULD PROBABLY BE GREAT...
80 New York Daily News | Joe Neumaier A young Aussie actress who seems as all-American as a Magic 8 ball, successfully walks the tightrope from precocious to exuberant, never once falling into obnoxiousness. That could describe this crackerjack of a kids' movie as well. Read full review
63 Philadelphia Inquirer | David Hiltbrand Judy Moody has some enjoyable ingredients. The cast, for instance, rocks it, especially young Aussie actress Jordana Beatty as the title character, a bottle rocket with unruly red hair. Read full review
50 The Hollywood Reporter | Kirk Honeycutt The film wants to put on screen the sense of random play and concentrated games that fill a child's world for a few summers. In this it succeeds, but the film does not welcome others who might still retain memories of those NOT bummer summers. Read full review
50 Boston Globe | Wesley Morris Mosteller might be the movie's real discovery. He twists his lisp and slurry speech around the dialogue in a way that exudes far less attitude than the kids. Read full review