Wonder Park
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- Official Trailer (02:25)
- Trailer 2 (02:32)
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Synopsis
Young June once spent her days designing thrilling and unique theme park rides, but when she experienced a family tragedy it was like her imagination just switched off. Then one day she finds the remnant of a roller coaster in the woods, and it leads her to, literally, the park of her dreams.
June finds that her imagined adventureland actually exists, and that it is populated by all the colorful animal characters she once sketched in crayon. Now the park is threatened by neglect and the invasion of a horde of Chimpanzombies and only June’s leadership can save the day.
Cast
- Jennifer Garner
- Matthew Broderick
- John Oliver
- Mila Kunis
- Kenan Thompson
- Ken Jeong
- Brianna Denski
- Ken Hudson Campbell
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- Mar 14, 2019
The most notable thing about Paramount’s “Wonder Park” — a sugar-addled “My Neighbor Totoro” ripoff with a beautiful message and a hideous everything else — is that the movie seems to have been made without a director. That’s not an insult, it’s a fact: Behold what might be…
davidehrlichabout 24 hours since viewing, i still keep on thinking about how i want to strangle the porcupine
meganJun 8, 2019mrs obama they’ve done it, they’ve cured cancer
Sabrina 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ - Mar 19, 2019
If I hear the word “splendiferous” one more time I’m going to lose my mind.
Cole DuffyAug 25, 2025Why do all the human characters look like those fake AI Pixar movie posters?
JustStopYTMar 19, 2019Why the hell is this movie called Wonder Park when the actual amusement park is called Wonderland???
Brooke Gerecke - Mar 15, 2019
spencer fell asleep and I woke him up to tell him the porcupine is horny for the warthog
TheMummy1999FanMar 14, 2019❌28% YouTube review - Click HERE 2019 list - Click HERE This is officially my lowest score of the year so far; why? Because it is an emotionally manipulative mess with too many bad aspects to count. Now, Five Feet Apart falsifies your outlook in the last act with a ton of…
Austin BurkeMar 15, 2019A little girl's imagination comes to life in the form of her very own amusement, in this sweet but ultimately bland family friendly. "We put the wonder in Wonderpark." This film could best be summed up as Ellie from Pixar's 'Up' + that Rollercoaster Tycoon game + 'My…
Justin Peterson
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- PWPansy Walker
Children see positive family interaction supporting awesome themes: creativity, imagination, team work, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, math), working through emotions, separation anxiety, friendships, to name a few.
AMAlicia MillantiGlad it was only 90minutes long
CCChris ChrisI definitely appreciated that It's an original IP because so many movies now are rehashes of old stories. But the movie is too short (1:15?). They spent a good bit of time building the lead girl character (June), but not any of the supporting characters in the Wonder Land…
- SSScottie Stanley
Took my 3 year old for her first movie in a theater , it did not keep her attention at all. Personally I found it to be pretty boring as well, the voices for the characters just didn't match, the casting wasn't very good, especially Greta the pig. Then again, I'm a 46 year…
JZJennifer ZapataDon't see this in the theater. So boring 2/4 of is fell asleep. Someone was very high making this movie. Creepy little dolls wanting to evil things.
JBJanuary BibbeyWas cute but a little too dark for the audience it was geared towards. The chimpanzombies were pretty creepy, reminded me of Gremlins-gone-bad and the whole movie had almost an Inside Out feel. I liked it but not a favorite, watch all the time kind of movie. It wasn’t as…
- AKAdjoa KuAp
Most of the movie was sad. I didn’t really like it for the kids
GTGlenda TiradoWent to see it with my mom, we both enjoyed it.
COchloe olsenBoring and sad my kids hate it
Metacritic
Mar 14, 2019
Imbuing a story like this with issues of grief and trauma can be a good lesson for kids, but it just makes the whole affair that much less splendiferous and that much more solemn.
Katie Walsh
Los Angeles Times
Mar 13, 2019
Older viewers are more likely to appreciate the film’s intentions than fully embrace the story and its characters. Kids, on the other hand, will probably enjoy the frenetic action sequences; plucky heroine; cute, talking animals; and colorful visual representations.
James Berardinelli
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