First the good guys, and now – the bad guy. He's the infection, the virus, the DNA destroyer, La Muerte Roja. He's Thrax! Next, be prepared to clear more space on your hard drive and fire-up your ...

OSMOSIS JONES. With Bill Murray, Chris Elliot, Molly Shannon and the voices of Chris Rock, Laurence Fishburne and David Hyde Pierce. Directed by Peter and Bobby Farrelly. Running time: 98 mins. Rated ...

"Osmosis Jones" has some precincts operating at peak efficiency, and others in need of urban renewal. "Jones" has the Farrelly brothers filming the exterior world of a man whose ideas on nutrition ...

Frank definitely should not have eaten that hard-boiled egg. It fell on the ground and was covered with germs — including a really nasty one named Thrax. But if that’s too bad for Frank, it’s very ...

Mostly unfunny semi-animated comedy. Running time: 93 minutes. Rated PG (gross humor). At the 42d Street E Walk, the Lincoln Square, the Battery Park 16, others. PART animation, part live action, ...

It's time for Osmosis, kids.Back in 1973, ABC Television premiered an animated special called The Incredible, Indelible, Magical, Physical Mystery Trip as part of the old ABC Afterschool Special. A ...

The ingredients of comedy, after millennia of attempts by practitioners of theater, film, standup and sitcom, remain stubbornly unclear and undependable. In the first feature movie by gross-out ...

The way I see it, Osmosis Jones will have to duke it out with A.I. as the most schizoid flick of summer 2001. What we’ve got here is a mix of live action (directed by those kingpins of uncouth comedy, ...

An animated odd-couple cop flick? A muddle of family melodrama and gross-out comedy? Osmosis Jones is both: a failed comic crazy quilt of bland cartoon adventure and disgusting live action. Frank ...

Bobby and Peter Farrelly, those naughty boys who directed There's Something About Mary and Me, Myself & Irene, have created in a buddy-cop comedy along the lines of 48 HRS or the later Lethal Weapon ...

Remember the old Beano cartoon, The Numbskulls, about creatures controlling your body? Scary Orwellian implications aside, it was a great idea, and here it is, dusted off, and given a live ...