The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (18) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (14) | Rotten (4) | DVD (1)
Mostly a monotonous din of kids trashing one another.
It is a provocative and potentially rich premise, to be sure, but the execution here is somewhat lacking.
This graceful and sympathetic look at how the lives of teenagers intersect with a work of literature won several César awards in France.
Kechiche extracts breathtakingly disciplined performances from all of his first-time actors, and truly magical ones from Forestier as the prematurely full-blown diva Lydia and Sabrina Ouazani as Frida, her motor-mouthed partner in theatrical crime.
A work of drama, it's more realistic than any TV reality show.
Reading between the cuss words, the movie glimpses a sunny teen innocence just before it darkens irreversibly into adulthood.
Viewers here can't help but respond to the raw emotions and acting ability of the largely nonprofessional cast.
Abdellatif Kechiche's beautifully observed tale of high-school kids in the projects outside Paris... plays like a Cassavetes project in a fresh, young mode.
Games of Love and Chance plays like a French version of Jim McKay's Our Song. But, unlike McKay's superior American version, Kechiche is unable to transform the everyday lives of his characters into something meaningful.
the positive messages of The Game... make it worthwhile, especially for younger auds with a spirit of adventure to see something not created for the multiplex
expertly evokes these kids' world, where a cell phone is an all important possession, hip hop slang the language of the day and their couplings the main topic of conversation.
An innovative romantic coming-of-age tale set in a tough ghetto area outside Paris populated mainly by Muslim kids from North Africa.
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