Atom User Reviews for The Peanuts Movie
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Angela Miller
Super cute movie. Definitely all ages could enjoy.
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H. Bowes
Suprisingly must-see for all ages
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Natasha Moseley
Great movie! Enjoyed by myself and my 8 year old daughter.
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Heather Stephenson
slow is pretty much the same old story I liked it but it was sorta boring from being sorta slow. but the kids liked it so that's all that matters in the end
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Terence Meigs
If you are Charlie Brown fan as I am you'll love this one!
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Christine Croisdale
I like they kept with the "times" of the Peanuts and didn't try to modernize it. Stay till after the credits for a few seconds more of the movie.
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Loved it as a kid and this fits right in with the Peanuts legacy. Good stuff!
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Sherry Anderson
Highland Cinema is too expensive!
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Debbie Diedrich
Loved it!!!
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Alan Thrasher
The movie was great!! Only problem was the parent behind us that dodnt control their crying, seat kicking child.
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Tonya Turner-Bain
It was awesome!!!😀
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USER SCORE (238)
Generally favorable reviews based on 238 Reviews
Dec 17, 2015
While there’s nothing here to remotely trouble young minds, there’s nothing much to stick in them either. For the most part, the film just seems to waft along, and though Charlie Brown's life is low-key by nature, the stories are mostly flimsily low-impact.
Robbie Collin
The Telegraph
Nov 6, 2015
No one wants to live in the past, but in The Peanuts Movie, the old stuff still stands up, while the new story is just flimsy glue holding the classic bits in place.
Bill Goodykoontz
Arizona Republic
Nov 4, 2015
The comic strip’s late creator Charles M. Schulz would undoubtedly approve of The Peanuts Movie, given his progeny have ensured the film remains true to his artistic and humanist vision.
Steve Davis
Austin Chronicle