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Kevin Hart

6 July 1979, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Ed Helms

24 January 1974, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Nick Kroll

5 June 1978, New York City, New York, USA

Thomas Middleditch

10 March 1982, Nelson, British Columbia, Canada

Jordan Peele

21 February 1979, New York City, New York, USA

Kristen Schaal

24 January 1978, Longmont, Colorado, USA

DeeDee Rescher

28 August 1953

Brian Posehn

6 July 1966, Sacramento, California, USA

David Soren

Mel Rodriguez

12 June 1973, Miami, Florida, USA

Susan Fitzer

Lynnanne Zager

Tiffany Lauren Bennicke

James Ryan

Leslie David Baker

19 February 1958, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Sugar Lyn Beard

27 August 1981, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada

Lesley Nicol

19 June 1953, Manchester, England, UK

4 March 1966, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Nicholas Stoller

19 March 1976

George Beard

Played by: Kevin Hart

Captain Underpants

Played by: Ed Helms

Professor Poopypants

Played by: Nick Kroll

Harold Hutchins

Played by: Thomas Middleditch

Melvin

Played by: Jordan Peele

Edith

Played by: Kristen Schaal

Seattle Times

The friendship of George and Harold is celebrated, and the cheery vocal work of Hart and Middleditch gives the picture its sprightly spirit.

June 02, 2017

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Cinemanía (Spain)

An entertaining movie for children (that doesn't embarrass adults). [Full review in Spanish]

June 08, 2017

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Blog de cine

A great pastime that offers a kind of fun similar to the cartoons that we used to watch in the mornings at the time that the animated cinema of Hollywood seemed forgotten. [Full review in Spanish]

June 13, 2017

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Entertainment Weekly

It's a bird! it's a plane! It's a kids' movie that won't make grownups want to manually remove their own toenails!

June 02, 2017

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El Pais (Spain)

The film doesn't stop bringing together huge amounts of naive eschatological gags with brilliant and extemporaneous critical references about government neglecting education and the unjustly paid teachers. [Full review in Spanish]

June 09, 2017

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RogerEbert.com

They've preserved Pilkey's exuberant drawing style as well as his understanding of what sort of humor is guaranteed to make young kids laugh until their sides hurt.

June 02, 2017

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El Mundo (Spain)

The level of this film is more of an eschatological joke that is, of course, childish but lacks of the slightest grace, despite its naivety. The gags are shameful even for children. [Full review in Spanish]

June 09, 2017

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com

The film also inventively incorporates CG animation, live-action sock puppets and a flipbook to bring to life the pages of Pilkey's sentimental ode to boyhood.

June 02, 2017

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New York Observer

While the movie is solidly and unapologetically pitched towards kids, it has a subversive streak that is as genuine and sharp as anything whipped up by Roald Dahl.

June 02, 2017

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Sensacine

It defends the therapeutic power of the most primitive laugh and that's ok, but it would've been better if, instead of devoting itmself to shooting so many fireworks, it would've been concerned to be funnier. [Full review in Spanish]

June 08, 2017

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MovieFreak.com

While I can't foresee [Captain Underpants] spawning any additional cinematic chapters in George and Harold's heroic tale, if it sends viewers to the library and the bookstore to discover what happens next that's perfectly fine by me.

June 09, 2017

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San Francisco Chronicle

In the end, it's impossible to ignore the fact that this feature is devoid of even the simplest positive morals or takeaways. And it's not quite funny or wry enough to forgive its weaknesses.

June 02, 2017

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