San Francisco Chronicle
Too crude for the kids and not crude enough for connoisseurs of the Something About Mary school of hair jism and balls caught in zippers, Osmosis Jones seems doomed to fall between the cracks.
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Osmosis Jones
Chris Rock voices white blood cell police officer Osmosis Jones living inside the very unhygienic zookeeper Frank (Bill Murray) in this part-animated, part-live-action family comedy.
Directed by the Farrelly brothers (Dumb and Dumber), the film puts a crime-story twist on human biology. When deadly virus Thrax (Laurence Fishburne) invades the body, it gets up to all kinds of criminal mayhem within the "City of Frank." Planning to end Frank's life within 48 hours, it is up to Jones and his medical pill sidekick Drix (David Hyde Pierce, Fraser) to stop Thrax's grand plan before it's too late.
2001Rating: PG, Low level violence95 minsUSA
AnimatedKids & Family
Osmosis Jones / Reviews
Roger Ebert
Who is the movie for? Despite my descriptions, it is nowhere near as gross as the usual the effort, and steers clear of adventures in the genital areas.
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