What is the grace of Monkeybone? None. Fraser doing his role as always, Fonda here only as decoration and W. Goldberg is very annoying.

Remember Coppola's 'Jack'? Well, substitute Robin Williams for Brendan Fraser, and the acting challenge of portraying a child with the job of playing a talking monkey. 'Monkeybone' is essentially a strange rarety: The wrong kind of weird.

Who is this targeted at? Can't be kids, what with the internal organs, sexual innuendo, bone/chain/etcsaw fights and whatnot. Can't be 'young' adults, because monkeys aren't cool. But it can't be for grown ups, either, because it is a terrible movie. Brendan Fraser is intolerable as always, but it does have some cool visuals and a finale that is ridiculous enough to keep it from being a complete turd sandwich.

This remains the only movie I've walked out of in the theatre.

Eh

Dumb and juvenile but also kind of entertaining and with surprisingly great visuals. I was also surprised that I didn't hate it.

Wild and brilliant animation, great story, one of the best contemporary surreal films to be marketed towards the mainstream and failed. It's great, if you like wild unhindered cinema, this is a blast.

Probably the grestest half-cartoon fantasy film about a man and his talking boner.

It was like Who Framed Roger Rabbit designed for Jim Carrey, spiced with limitless bellow waiste humor. What gave a birth for Monkeybone? Boner for early teenager boy. Lame. There was Rose McGowan as a cat woman but even from that they did not find anything good. Chris Kattan then again was very funny escaping the organ donating. All points for him!

ok

Monkeybone is an experience like no other. It has the potential to make you laugh -- and often will -- but it also has the ability to chill you to the bone. It certainly did that for me. I was scared all throughout, thanks in large part to the mixture of puppetry, CGI, and claymation, mixed in with dark humor and sometimes juxtaposed against the real world. It shows Brendan Fraser's versatility and it's something that you'll struggle to get out of your head long after it's done playing.

For how much work went into this movie by the animators, it's too bad it sucks so bad. The saving grace is Chris Kataan, holding in his guts with duct tape, running at the end of the movie. So much fun, and the best acting that guy will ever do.

Good looking, but not that entertaining.

if i was in the target audience of ten and under i still wouldnt make sense of it, but i wouldnt be offended but how bad it is.

Nice pics but ultimately forgettable

good for a one time vewing, but thats about it.

Inspires one very funny sequence with Chris Kattan as a dead gymnastics star -- he's not in it for long, but you'll see why he got third billing. The rest, unfortunately, is weird. Too weird. So weird, it starts to feel like weird-for-the-sake-of-weird. And by the end, we have Naked Dave Foley.