Troop Zero Reviews



  • Troop Zero
    • Genre : Drama, Comedy, Adventure
    • Release Date :
    • MPAA Rating : -
    • Duration : 94 minute(s)
    • Production Budget : -
    • Studio : Amazon Studios
    • Official Site : http://www.amazon.com/Troop-Zero-Viola-Davis/dp/B07N8LCGQS/
    • Reviews Rate
      Go! Watch this movie. You'll regret if not seeing it.

    • Readers Rate
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Movie Reviews

  • while this by-the-numbers crowd-pleaser goes down fairly easy as any sugary, feel-good film is designed to do, there’s also a hollow emptiness at its center, rendering it to be a well-intentioned, yet ultimately forgettable experience
    Review rate : C by Jordan Raup [The Film Stage ]
  • there's plenty of humour here for adults but children will find it enjoyably easy to keep up; the positive energy: from the scripting to the lively colour scheme, there's a sense of maximum fun being had by all concerned at all times
    4 of 5 by Amber Wilkinson [Eye for Film (UK) ]
  • there is a lot to admire in this movie about girls daring to be proudly, defiantly different, but it never lives up to its otherworldly promise
    2.5 of 4 by Robert Levin [Newsday ]
  • Heartwarming, funny underdog story; An endearingly-gifted young leading lady, sparkling supporting performances, and a devilishly irreverent take on the underdog story make this period movie funny, surprising, and notably current
    4 of 5 by Renee Schonfeld [Common Sense Media ]
  • an aggressively cute kid-flick grounded by Viola Davis' no-nonsense character; Jim Gaffigan and Allison Janney offer just what their parts in the story need, but Davis keeps it all on the rails
    by John DeFore [The Hollywood Reporter ]
  • a movie that's content to make do with whatever spare parts are lying around, and eventually does so more successfully than one might expect
    by Andrew Barker [Variety ]
  • "Troop Zero" is bursting with personality and stylistic flourishes; it might be too twee for some, but it's better to let yourself be won over by its sincerity and sweetness, tempered by just enough sadness and quirk
    by Kimber Myers [Los Angeles Times ]

Reader's Reviews

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