Sonic the Hedgehog movie review: fast casual
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Paramount
Sonic
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Tyson Hesse
Sonic
Ben Schwartz
Robotnik
Jim Carrey
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James Marsden
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Emerald Hill Zone
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Summary
Ultimately, Sonic is a children’s movie that recognizes it may be kids’ first introduction to the hedgehog, so it makes minimal references to the video game world he comes from and spends more time alluding to things they might get. (Actually, this one will probably stay relevant for as long as they keep making FF movies, which is forever.) The movie shines when it remembers it’s based on a video game, and there’s some genuinely fun stuff — like when Sonic uses his time-stopping powers or Robotnik’s elaborate “evil-plotting” montage that makes you wonder why more movies don’t feature bad guys with choreographed dance sequences.
As said here by Dami Lee