Le Monde secret des Emojis

On January 13, 2018, Saudi Arabia lifted a 35-year ban on movie theaters. This was the first movie publicly shown in the country. It played at a film festival in Jeddah, as a double feature with Capitaine Superslip (2017).

The Emojis go through other apps in order to get to Dropbox, but it would be much quicker and easier to just walk around the apps. They are being chased by the bots, so it's safer to go through the apps.

SPOILER: There is a scene before the closing rolling credits: Smiler is stuck in the loser lounge, wearing braces and losing a game of cards.

For its UK release, Sony had to remove some mild language in order to receive an U rating instead of a PG - this included a visual use of "WTF" (considered 'disguised strong language' and worthy of a 12A) and a verbal use of "turd". In Australia, both the version containing the singular use of the word "turd" and the version that replaces the former with the word "poop" were released, the latter only found on the DVD release, with the normal version being used on every other platform. Both of which retain their G rating for certain scenes that can scare very young children. Some versions of the movie, primarily those on streaming services, have alternative credits sequences, replacing the cast names with additional developers of the movie in their place.

Edited into Schaffrillas Productions: Every Pixar Movie Ranked (2021)