Cells at Work!

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Par H @Parhwy Jul 3 Cells at Work (2024) is a 101-minute-long Japanese educational comedy I saw on Netflix in July 2026. This film reminds me of Osmosis Jones (2001) however Cells at Work slips education into the drama, the comedy, the action, the heartbreak without breaking the pace and continuity. I cry-laughed with this film and teared-up also: it’s a lovely roller-coaster with a great heart. I was amazed at the volume of extras (none seemed CGI), and also the effort coming out of costuming. I did enjoy the costumes. The interiors, scenery, were also done well. The scene where the dad has a case of the shits is, frankly, epic. Without spoiling too much, a medical procedure in the macro-world gets a lovely equivalence in the micro-world. Nonetheless, the film, though "only" 101 minutes, felt overly long. Rewatch? Maybe. Recommend? Yes. 7/10. See more Daniel L @Danoni Jan 24 Não era comédia 😰? Isso foi pura depressão 😭😭, mas amei recomendo🫰🏼 See more Saritha I @Ritu2026 Jan 13 Just watched the movie. I wish I knew when my kids were younger. Adorable! Must watch See more Craig K @craigkerwin Nov 29 Loved every bit of this movie. The backstory. The premise of out body being akin to a Nintendo Switch 2 game. Everything. Acting was great. Costumes and scenery were brilliant. See more Aluna U @RT14704568 Sep 30 Cells at Work! live-action successfully adapts its quirky manga origins into an engaging film with heart, humor, and science, offering a clever blend of biology and storytelling. With strong performances, clear narrative, and emotional depth, it educates and entertains while reminding us to value our health. Suitable for all ages, it’s both informative and deeply touching. Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com) See more Khaliel P @RT59339161 06/22/2025 I’m not familiar with the original manga at all, but that didn’t stop me from getting fully into the film and finding it really fun. At the same time, it also reminded me of "Once Upon a Time… Life". And as someone who’s been through chemotherapy, the second half of the movie hit even harder. The cast is great, the direction is solid, it’s colorful, funny, and moving. A real hidden gem! See more Read all reviews

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