Osmosis Jones 2001
"Every body needs a hero."
In Osmosis Jones (2001), a fast-talking white blood cell cop named Osmosis teams up with a snarky cold pill named Thrax to save a man's body from a deadly virus.
Director: Bobby Farrelly
Cast
Chris Rock
Osmosis Jones (voice)
Laurence Fishburne
Thrax (voice)
David Hyde Pierce
Drix (voice)
Brandy Norwood
Leah (voice)
Elena Franklin
Shane Detorre
Bill Murray
Frank Detorre
William Shatner
Mayor Phlegmming (voice)
Ron Howard
Tom Colonic (voice)
Kid Rock
Kidney Rock (voice)
Molly Shannon
Mrs. Boyd
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Osmosis Jones (2001) about?
Osmosis Jones (2001) follows a white blood cell cop named Osmosis as he races against time to stop a deadly virus from destroying the body of his human host, Frank. Teaming up with a sassy cold pill named Thrax, Osmosis navigates a thrilling, microscopic adventure filled with humor and chaos.
Who directed Osmosis Jones?
Osmosis Jones was directed by Bobby Farrelly, known for his work in blending comedy with heartfelt storytelling in films like There's Something About Mary.
Who stars in Osmosis Jones?
The film features Chris Rock as the voice of Osmosis Jones, Laurence Fishburne as Thrax, and David Hyde Pierce as the snarky cold pill Drix, alongside Brandy Norwood and Bill Murray.
Is Osmosis Jones (2001) worth watching?
Osmosis Jones (2001) is a fun, family-friendly adventure that stands out for its unique animation-live-action hybrid. While it may not be a critical darling, its quirky charm and energetic cast make it a memorable watch for those who enjoy offbeat comedies.
How long is Osmosis Jones?
Osmosis Jones has a runtime of 95 minutes.
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About Osmosis Jones (2001) — A Wild Ride Through the Human Body You Won't Forget
In Osmosis Jones (2001), a fast-talking white blood cell cop named Osmosis teams up with a snarky cold pill named Thrax to save a man's body from a deadly virus. Directed by Bobby Farrelly, this wild blend of animation and live-action sends viewers on a high-energy chase through Frank DeTorre's body, where the stakes are as real as the humor is absurd. With themes of teamwork and resilience, the film balances slapstick comedy with a surprisingly heartfelt message about the battles raging inside us all.
Osmosis Jones (2001) stands out as a unique adventure that merges the microscopic world of cells with the chaos of a human life. Featuring the sharp wit of Chris Rock as Osmosis and the commanding voice of Laurence Fishburne as Thrax, the cast brings this zany premise to life with infectious energy. Whether you're drawn in by the science-fiction twist or the family-friendly fun, this movie delivers a one-of-a-kind cinematic experience.
