Osmosis Jones

2001
PG
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

40K

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Buddy Cop Dark Comedy Hand-Drawn Animation High-Concept Comedy Police Procedural Slapstick Action Adventure Animation Comedy

A policeman white blood cell, with the help of a cold pill, must stop a deadly virus from destroying the human they live in, Frank.A policeman white blood cell, with the help of a cold pill, must stop a deadly virus from destroying the human they live in, Frank.A policeman white blood cell, with the help of a cold pill, must stop a deadly virus from destroying the human they live in, Frank.

Directors
- Bobby Farrelly
- Peter Farrelly
Writer
- Marc Hyman
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

40K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

4,962

198

Directors
- Bobby Farrelly
- Peter Farrelly
Writer
- Marc Hyman
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 1 win & 8 nominations

Thrax
(voice)

Chris Rock

Osmosis Jones
(voice)

David Hyde Pierce

Drix
(voice)

Brandy Norwood

Leah
(voice)

William Shatner

Mayor Phlegmming
(voice)

Ron Howard

Tom Colonic
(voice)

Kid Rock

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Kenny Olson

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Jason Krause

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Joe C.

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Stefanie Eulinberg

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Jimmie Bones

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Uncle Kracker

Kidney Rock
(voice)

Jonathan Adams

Additional Character Voice
(voice)

Carlos Alazraqui

Additional Character Voice
(voice)

Keith Anthony

Additional Character Voice
(voice)

Eddie Barth

Additional Character Voice
(voice)

Sally Brooks

Additional Character Voice
(voice)
(as Sally Ann Brooks)

Directors
- Bobby Farrelly
- Peter Farrelly
Writer
- Marc Hyman
All cast & crew
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Trivia
Bill Murray's character mentions a "National Chicken Wing Festival" in Buffalo, New York. While the festival did not exist during the filming of the movie, this mention caused organizers to create an annual festival in Buffalo. The festival has been held annually on Labor Day weekend since 2002.

Goofs
Chill was sent into Frank as a flu vaccine. While he could have been a live, weakened virus had he been administered via LAIV (FluMist), this variety of the vaccine was not introduced until 2 years after the film was released. So Chill would have had to come from an injection, meaning he would be a dead virus.

Quotes
Thrax: Ebola? Let me tell you something about Ebola, baby. Ebola is a case of DANDRUFF compared to me!

Crazy credits
The title appears as bubbles, which then pop after 5 seconds.

Alternate versions
On some streaming services, the score plays on the soundtrack as opposed to a pop song during the opening scene.

Connections
Edited into Ozzy & Drix: Home with Hector (2002)

Soundtracks
Turn It Out
Written by Kelvin Mercer, Trugoy the Dove (as David Jolicoeur) and Richard Morninglane
Produced by R. Thentic and De La Soul
Performed by De La Soul featuring Yummy Bingham (as Elizabeth "Yummy" Bingham)
De La Soul appears courtesy of Tommy Boy Music

User reviews178

Review

Featured review

Crude humor but funny antics.

How does the body work?

I've always wanted to know exactly what goes on inside my body, and I must say I had a pretty fair idea thanks to my Biology class in school.

Then I saw Osmosis Jones, which completely threw me off.

The way Frank's body works and the cause/effect situations in this movie are hilarious! Frank is seen as a huge city, such as New York or Los Angeles, and blood cells live out their daily lives. The creative abilities of the creators of this movie seems endless even though it is limited to Frank's body.

The characters are well drawn-out, and we even learn some of Jones' background (he lived in a certain area of the body and had hardly any education). Drix is a product of a cold pill and assigned to help out around the place, and we learn much about him as he explains it all to Jones.

The music in this movie isn't bad, but some of it didn't really match with the scenes. Randy Edelman is the composer, and he doesn't do a bad job. Even the rap and R&B music fit in and didn't sound too bad.

All in all, Osmosis Jones is a great movie if you like animation (especially quick-action animated fighting scenes) and imaginative adventures such as these.