Sonic The Hedgehog

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Starring
Ben Schwartz,James Marsden, Jim Carrey
Director
Jeff Fowler
Rating
PG
Genre
Action, Adventure, Children, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Sci-Fi
Release date
Feb 14, 2020
Where to watch
Paramount+

Sonic the Hedgehog follows Sonic, a super-speedy blue hedgehog from another world, as he navigates life on Earth while hiding from those who seek to capture him for his powers. When Sonic accidentally causes a power outage, he attracts the attention of the evil Dr. Robotnik, a genius scientist with a desire to harness Sonic’s abilities. With the help of his new friend Tom, a local sheriff, Sonic embarks on a journey to stop Robotnik and protect his newfound home.

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James Carrick is a passionate film enthusiast with a degree in theater and philosophy. James approaches dramatic criticism from a philosophic foundation grounded in aesthetics and ethics, offering insight and analysis that reveals layers of cinematic narrative with a touch of irreverence and a dash of snark.

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  1. Bussy Goblin The Bussy Gobbler December 24, 2024 at

    I saw some stobotnik edits on my fyp today so i decided to watch this movie. It was pretty cute and i actually laughed a lot. I’ve never been a sonic fan so i decided if the movie was bad i’d just skip around to all the parts with Robotnik and Agent Stone but I ended up actually enjoyed it. It had movie tropes that are often used in kids movies but it wasn’t boring because of the energy and Jim Carrey’s Doctor Robotnik. Like I just love him and stone so much. their relationship is so cute. the scene where Robotnik told Stone to pin himself to the wall was Crazy… give me 15 more. It would have been really cool if they kissed. They got close tho 🙂 tee hee. I’m gonna go watch the second one now because i’ve heard they get more ✧˖°. close ✧˖°. as the next movies.

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  1. Jcase2 July 26, 2026 at Audience Review Edited
    Worth ItMostly NOT WokeB-

    There are two primary woke elements in this film. One is the use of some inappropriate language (What is with this modern obsession Hollywood has with teaching children obscenities?). The other is the fact that the characters treat San Franscisco like it’s a good place to live. The movie is a bit corny, but it is surprisingly fun. As a person, Jim Carrey may be crazy, but his portrayal of Dr. Robotnik is absolutely fantastic.

 

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