The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (6) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (4)
Who is this movie for? Beyond the couple who made it, I have no idea.
An adaptation that's little more than a watered-down version of a story that's already lost so much of its original consistency.
It's full of showpiece scenes of nihilistic acting out, but it's not full of scenes that reveal human character in an interesting way.
A Million Little Pieces is its treatment of addiction as an obstacle to be overcome, instead of a condition to managed throughout life. Issues as complex as this have little need for such reductive, simplistic narratives.
If you're wondering if this is material we've seen many times before, well, you probably know the answer to that already.
It's well-acted and -directed, but it's also completely familiar - which is frustrating, because we know there's a better story just outside the frame.
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