The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Horvath ... records every wind-swept activity with geological precision, but he dispenses with any sociological context regarding what continues to be a highly male-centric conceit.
Concentrating on two disparate figures seeking their fortunes, Earth's Golden Playground squanders the dramatic potential of its exotic locale and subject matter with a soporific style that all too readily suggests the drudgery attendant to the process.
The pacing may sometimes feel glacial but, as with the gold we eventually see harvested, the payoff proves worth the effort.
Mr. Horvath's procedural, increasingly dry documentary takes the "rush" out of "gold rush."
This film about Yukon gold could only have duller if it had been about Yukon gold potatoes. No, I take that back. The potatoes would have been more interesting.
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