Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer

The 91-minute Judy Moody and not by the book Summer Bummer Megan McDonald, now in theaters. Here's what some reviewers talk about the kids movie, starring Heather Graham and Australian newcomer Jordana Beatty. The Hollywood Reporter Kirk Honeycutt wrote in the summer flick, directed by John Schultz, the "one-child little movie, which excludes others."

"Take the flowers animated adolescent Scott Pilgrim vs the world and apply them to the overactive imagination of a child, and you have an idea of ​​the texture of thick film rambunctiously ... Judy Moody Schultz," reviewed by The New York Times. And sometimes it's worth is not pretty. "There is an anxious preadolescents daughter around the house ... This film is a kaleidoscope of breath could be the answer," it concludes.

The San Francisco Chronicle can not see beyond the main character, who "has the necessary care of the hair and courage." A reviewer for criticism: "... This is the best I can so eye-piece of family entertainment, that's saying a lot of bright colors and peppy ... but not to catch the eccentricity of the books' charm and childlike vote. "