The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Critics Consensus: The humor is more profane and offensive than funny.
Critic Consensus: The humor is more profane and offensive than funny.
All Critics (63) | Top Critics (20) | Fresh (27) | Rotten (36) | DVD (4)
For every bit that's flatly derivative ... there's another that connects.
... Griffin's social commentary is just as piercing and hilarious as the autobiographical stuff.
One of the funnier and, in an odd way, disturbing stand-up concert films in a long while.
Highlights some of the best, and raunchiest, of [Griffin's] humor.
The cross-cutting feels too casual and is mostly executed in a jarringly random fashion.
The pacing, the leather suit, the raspy speed rap. Chris Rock and others do it, and as long as Griffin sticks with the shtick he doesn't have much to add.
Even when some of his material has a "been there, heard that" sense to it, Griffin's outbursts of charisma help elevate the overall presentation.
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Griffin's paean to beating your children is more than a little disturbing.
Eddie notes he if had a gay son, he'd tie him to a bed and send in a whore every hour. "How can any father be proud of a having a gay son?" he asks bewilderedly.
Having really enjoyed "Undercover Brother," I went out of my way to catch this film and ended up laughing so hard, I cried at times.
Offensive is easy. Daring takes brains. And brains seem to be in short supply here -- almost in as short supply as laughs and audiences.
Hilarious!
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