Rainn Wilson was Inadequately Used in "The Last Mimzy

Two siblings begin to develop special talents after they find a mysterious box of toys. Soon the kids, their parents, and even their teacher are drawn into a strange new world and find a task ahead of them that is far more important than any of them could imagine!

The Last Mimzy attempts to be a joyful children's movie, but fails to successfully juggle too many genres and subplots. Ends up being a dull and unfocused piece of mild entertainment.

Despite its amicable intentions and its child enticing charm, "The Last Mimzy" doubtlessly fails at making a wholly entertaining film. As a rental it may satisfy in a modest manner, for it holds charming attributes. Yet, if you're searching for a child film that holds stellar stuff.. this magic movie will disappoint.

"The Last Mimzy" is the tale of two children that gain the ability to foster their special talents, after having found a mysterious container full of toys. Soon these kids, their parents, plus their teacher are plunged into a tale of an exploration of facets from a world of which they have little knowledge of. An adventure that allowed them to experience situations, filled with magical aspects.

This film is a production that told a provocative story, which at its end leaves you unfulfilled. The acting was disjointed. Leaving plenty of room for believability. The story lacks credibility, any humor relief, and fun in the adventure.

Also, the soundtrack was wrongly produced. It failed to aid in setting the proper mood..

At its conclusion, the commendable message and the charming magic, is lost inside of the uninteresting continuum.

Recommended:
No

Movie Mood: Family Movie
Film Completeness: Rough cut, missing major effects, music, etc.
Worst Part of this Film: Music