Fat Albert

Synopsis

In 'Fat Albert', a comedic and heartwarming film released in 2004, Kenan Thompson stars as the titular character who jumps from a cartoon into the real world to help a teenage girl dealing with personal struggles. Fat Albert and his friends provide much-needed guidance and support to the girl as they navigate the challenges of fitting in and finding their place. The movie is filled with laughter, life lessons, and a touch of nostalgia as Fat Albert and his crew bring their unique charm to a new generation of viewers. Join them on a delightful journey of friendship and self-discovery.

Cast

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  Kenan Thompson

  Fat Albert

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  Kyla Pratt

  Doris Robertson

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  Dania Ramirez

  Lauri Robertson

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  Shedrack Anderson III

  Rudolph "Rudy" Davis

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  Jermaine Williams

  James "Mushmouth" Mush

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  Keith D. Robinson

  William Henry "Bill" Cosby Jr.

Reviews

Despite its feel-good intentions, 'Fat Albert' fails to capture the essence of the beloved cartoon series for many critics. The film suffers from a lackluster script and uneven pacing, leaving some viewers disappointed. With a low IMDb rating of 4.4/10, 'Fat Albert' struggles to resonate with audiences on an emotional level. Rotten Tomatoes scores it at 23%, indicating a widespread sense of mediocrity among reviewers. Metacritic reinforces this sentiment with a mere 39/100 rating. While Kenan Thompson's performance is praised for its energy and charisma, the movie's overall execution falls short of expectations, resulting in a forgettable experience for most.