‘Mr. Peabody and Sherman’ Review: ... where Penny becomes King Tut’s fiancée. ... Mr. Peabody plainly informs her that when the boy-king dies in a few years, ...

"Mr. Peabody & Sherman" gets much better when the pair go back to the basics: Traveling in time and offering a helping hand with history. Leonardo da Vinci, King Tut, Marie Antoinette and George ...

Mr. Peabody and Sherman is sweet, funny, and enjoyable. There are only a few things that parents might want to be aware of before seeing this movie. It's noted in the movie that Tut rhymes with ...

Penny dares Sherman to show her Mr. Peabody's time machine known as the WABAC, they take a joyride, and Sherman promptly loses her in ancient Egypt.

"Mr. Peabody & Sherman," the big-screen, ... Next thing you know they're in ancient Egypt, and Penny is about to become the child bride of the child ruler King Tut (Zach Callison).

Let's set the WABAC machine to 1959, when Mr. Peabody and Sherman debuted on "Rocky and His Friends," Jay Ward's animated Cold War spoof about Rocky the flying squirrel, his dimwitted moose pal ...

Cartoon characters "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" got their start in the 1960s, ... King Tut and Egyptian mummies, the French Revolution, Gandhi, George Washington, and even Bill Clinton make appearances.

When the geeky, orange-haired Sherman bites the teaser, classmate Penny (Ariel Winter), a social worker (Allison Janney) tries to take the lad away from the prissy Mr. Peabody (Ty Burrell of ...

You might need the assistance of a time machine to find a child who is clamoring for a "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" feature film remake. More than many of Jay Ward's animation productions, the early ...

There’s genius at work in “Mr. Peabody & Sherman,” and I don’t just mean the brilliant dog, Peabody. Following the lead of the ’60s cartoon on which it’s based, “Peabody” finds a ...

Mr. Peabody is the world’s smartest person, who just happens to be a dog with a funny voice, here provided by Ty Burrell. Sherman is the boy he adopts and teaches.