Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul US Release Date

An amiable, fast-paced reboot of the series based on Jeff Kinney's hugely popular books featuring an all-new cast.

The ninth book in Jeff Kinney's graphic novel series becomes the fourth film in the successful big screen franchise.

The Diary Of A Wimpy Kid series makes it to number four, but it’s a Long Haul.

Every single sight gag in Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul telegraphs its punchline for what seems like an eternity.

Unfortunately, the fresh blood has been saddled with a tired story, the family road trip that goes outlandishly awry, and the result is another forgettable film.

The Long Haul is peppered with observations about the role of technology in contemporary kids’ lives, including Greg’s idolization of a PewDiePie-like gaming personality named M...

No doubt, the under-10 crowd will love this bathroom vulgarity, even more so when their adult chaperones experience a flush of embarrassment. As every kid (wimpy or not) knows, ...

You’ll never know how good the first three “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” movies were until you’re forced to see the fourth one.

The film seems to be aware of the terrors it inflicts on its audience in the name of a good time (or some kind of time. The intended effect is not clear.).

The earlier entries were smart and sweet examinations of being a kid, but this time we get clichés and oversimplification.