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| '''''Osmosis Jones''''' is a 2001 American [[live-action animated film|live-action/animated]] [[action comedy film]] written by [[Marc Hyman]]. Combining live-action sequences directed by the [[Farrelly brothers]] and animation directed by Piet Kroon and [[Tom Sito]], the film stars the voices of [[Chris Rock]], [[Laurence Fishburne]], [[David Hyde Pierce]], [[Brandy Norwood]], and [[William Shatner]] alongside [[Molly Shannon]], [[Chris Elliott]], and [[Bill Murray]] in live-action roles. It follows the title character, an anthropomorphic [[white blood cell]], as he teams up with a [[Capsule (pharmacy)|cold pill]] to protect his unhealthy human host from a villainous, highly contagious [[virus]] called "the Red Death". | '''''Osmosis Jones''''' is a 2001 American [[live-action animated film|live-action/animated]] [[action comedy film]] written by [[Marc Hyman]]. Combining live-action sequences directed by the [[Farrelly brothers]] and animation directed by Piet Kroon and [[Tom Sito]], the film stars the voices of [[Chris Rock]], [[Laurence Fishburne]], [[David Hyde Pierce]], [[Brandy Norwood]], and [[William Shatner]] alongside [[Molly Shannon]], [[Chris Elliott]], and [[Bill Murray]] in live-action roles. It follows the title character, an anthropomorphic [[white blood cell]], as he teams up with a [[Capsule (pharmacy)|cold pill]] to protect his unhealthy human host from a villainous, highly contagious [[virus]] called "the Red Death". |
| The film premiered on August 7, 2001, and was released theatrically three days later. It received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the world building, the animation, story, and voice performances, but criticized the inconsistent tone of the live-action portions and overuse of [[Gross out|gross-out humor]]. The film was also a [[box-office failure]], grossing $14 million worldwide against a $70 million budget. Despite the poor financial response, in 2002 the film was followed by the animated television series ''[[Ozzy & Drix]]'', which aired on [[Kids' WB]] to 2004. | The film premiered on August 7, 2001, and was released theatrically three days later. It received mixed reviews from critics, who praised the world building, the animation, story, and voice performances, but criticized the inconsistent tone of the live-action portions and overuse of [[Gross out|gross-out humor]]. The film was also a [[box-office failure]], grossing $14 million worldwide against a $70 million budget. Despite the poor financial response, in 2002 the film was followed by the animated television series ''[[Ozzy & Drix]]'', which aired on [[Kids' WB]] for two seasons and 26 episodes from 2002 to 2004. |
| ==Plot== | ==Plot== |
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| Frank DeTorre is an unhealthy [[zookeeper]] widower at Sucat Memorial Zoo in [[Rhode Island]]. He copes with the death of his wife Maggie by overeating unhealthy foods and foregoing basic hygiene, much to his daughter Shane's embarrassment. Inside his body, called the "City of Frank" by its anthropomorphic inhabitants, [[white blood cell]] Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones is a quick-witted officer of the Frank Police Department whose attempts to catch germs end up causing trouble in Frank's body. | Frank DeTorre is an unhealthy [[zookeeper]] widower at Sucat Memorial Zoo in [[Rhode Island]]. He copes with the death of his wife Maggie by overeating unhealthy foods and foregoing basic hygiene, much to his daughter Shane's embarrassment. Inside his body, called the "City of Frank" by its anthropomorphic inhabitants, [[white blood cell]] Osmosis "Ozzy" Jones is a quick-witted officer of the Frank Police Department whose attempts to catch germs end up causing trouble in Frank's body. |
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