The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (13) | Top Critics (6) | Fresh (7) | Rotten (6)
Strong supporting actors ... give performances that serve to make their co-stars or the material look worse.
Begins to feel like a coffeehouse conversation about a movie that's all about meanings and motif rather than substance and characters.
Only the latest feature to suck the air out of Destiny, moviedom's current bogeyman.
The acting surprise in this odd and interesting film is Anne Heche, who suppresses her sexy, acerbic essence and completely slips into the skin of Auggie's pen pal.
Has the earmarks of a sleeper: an unusual and involving premise persuasively and fully realized.
A picture that feels awfully slight.
Tabak's directing debut is carefully plotted, well acted and surprisingly free of cheap thrills.
Goldblum gives a satisfying performance as a man desperate to escape his mundane, privileged life.
Auggie Rose has the makings of a TV movie though director Matthew Tabak engages noir idiom to quaint effect.
Mostly succeeds, thanks to Tabak's level pacing and Goldblum's rich performance.
A much better film than I ever expected it could be, largely thanks to Goldblum's prodigious acting chops.
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