Fox has released the first trailer for DreamWorks Animation’s “Mr. Peabody and Sherman,” four ... journey back to the Pharaoh era in Egypt and the Renaissance era of Leonardo da Vinci ...

The film makes stops during the French Revolution, ancient Egypt and the Trojan wars — and Renaissance Florence, where Mr. Peabody gets Mona Lisa to smile so Leonardo da Vinci (Stanley Tucci ...

The ancient Egypt sequences are one long “Raiders ... But the word “algorithm” is actually spoken with respect, and “Mr. Peabody & Sherman” overall celebrates being smart and elevates ...

Watch video: ‘Mr. Peabody & Sherman’ Race to Rewrite History ... a plan that somehow leads to the kids taking the Way-Back Machine to ancient Egypt, where Penny becomes King Tut’s fiancée.

Hoping to mend fences, Mr. Peabody invites Penny and her parents to dinner. Sherman and Penny play with the WABAC machine, and Penny gets stuck in ancient Egypt. Mr. Peabody puts her parents in a ...

Mr. Peabody (voiced by Ty Burrell ... that offers young viewers light but engaging history lessons on ancient Egypt, the Renaissance, the Trojan War and the French Revolution, some of these ...

Mr. Peabody (voice of Ty Burrell ... the kids hop in the WABAC and stumble through ancient Egypt, the Renaissance and the Trojan War. This is against Peabody’s wishes, of course, for the ...

becomes briefly engaged to ancient Egypt’s King Tut. George Washington and even Bill Clinton get nods. Wisely, the movie covers itself with outs, such as having Mr. Peabody pronounce some of the ...

With “Mr. Peabody & Sherman,” Dreamworks Animation ... Actually, the first “when” is ancient Egypt. Then they check in on Leonardo Da Vinci and try to make Mona Lisa crack a smile.

Also along for the ride is Penny (Ariel Winter) a snotty classmate of Sherman who mocks his unusual parentage until Mr Peabody rescues her from the clutches of King Tut in ancient Egypt.

Bad puns, dumb puns, and terrible puns. Like when they go back to Ancient Egypt to Penny, and Mr. Peabody says she’s “in deNile.” When a skeleton suddenly loses an arm, Peabody cracks ...

and King Tut’s Egypt on the verge of a royal child wedding. Too often, though, the jokes don’t mesh with the mechanical spectacle. Worse, the gravity of Mr. Peabody’s doggie-daddy issues, ...