If, at first glance, “The Nut Job” looks like cut-rate animation aimed squarely at little kiddies, that’s because it is. This Canadian/Korean production with voices provided by recognizable B-list stars could be called an exercise in intentional mediocrity except it’s not good enough to be deemed run-of-the-mill.
The Nut Job
The Nut Job
The Nut Job
If, at first glance, “The Nut Job” looks like cut-rate animation aimed squarely at little kiddies, that’s because it is. This Canadian/Korean production with voices provided by recognizable B-list stars could be called an exercise in intentional mediocrity except it’s not good enough to be deemed run-of-the-mill.