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The Nut Job
TrailerThe movie follows the travails of Surly, a mischievous squirrel, and his rat friend Buddy, who plan to raid a nut store and unwittingly find themselves embroiled in a much more complicated and hilarious adventure.Actors: Will Arnett, Brendan Fraser, Liam Neeson, Katherine Heigl, Stephen Lang, Maya Rudolph, Jeff Dunham, Gabriel Iglesias, Sarah Gadon, James Rankin, Scott Yaphe, ...»Director: Peter LepeniotisCountry: Canada, South Korea, United StatesDuration: 85 minQuality: HDRelease: 2014IMDb: 5.70 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "The Nut Job"
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Characters of "The Nut Job"
SurlyPlayed by: Will ArnettGraysonPlayed by: Brendan FraserRaccoonPlayed by: Liam NeesonAndiePlayed by: Katherine HeiglKingPlayed by: Stephen LangPreciousPlayed by: Maya RudolphMolePlayed by: Jeff DunhamJimmyPlayed by: Gabriel IglesiasJohnnyPlayed by: Joe PingueRedlinePlayed by: Rob Tinkler -
Directors of "The Nut Job"
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Creators of "The Nut Job"
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Critic Reviews of "The Nut Job"
Time OutJuly 29, 2014Pretty much everything in this South Korean co-production is slightly undercooked, lacking the same degree of sprightly wit or dramatic punch regularly found in A-list studio product.
Chicago Sun-TimesJanuary 17, 2014The bottom line: Kids may be mildly amused by The Nut Job, but adults accompanying them won't find much to capture their interest.
New York Magazine/VultureJanuary 17, 2014The Nut Job is a delightfully goofy slapstick cartoon with a surprisingly dark heart.
RogerEbert.comJanuary 17, 2014While the film isn't the worst of its kind, it might be one of the dullest of recent vintage.
Globe and MailJanuary 17, 2014Only a multilevel chase sequence involving Surly and some glowing-eyed street rats has any real kinetic excitement, and the supporting characters lack visual distinction.
Daily Mail (UK)July 08, 2015This is the cinematic equivalent of a nut with no kernel, a film with no heart.
Birmingham MailOctober 10, 2014Children under seven will enjoy the slapstick nature of the fun and the irresistible Gangnam Style end credits sequence [but] parents might question why a film of this nature needs to feature humans using guns.
Daily Record (UK)August 15, 2014This week's talking-animal toon is bad enough to cause an allergic reaction in anyone above the age of five. Everyone else is advised to take along two peanuts, one for each ear.
Observer (UK)August 04, 2014Small, undemanding children might find this distracting; small, tree-hopping rodents may be mortally offended.
Irish TimesAugust 01, 2014The good name of Canadian-South Korean animated co-productions has been sullied forever.
Empire MagazineJuly 31, 2014Endless wordplay and dumb slapstick do not a rewarding animation make. Pun-ishing.
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