The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (12) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (3)
A veritable Parthenon of vulgarity and a supremely unfunny comedy that is pure eau de Fifty-Six.
Sure, the scenery is splashy and sporty in color and CinemaScope. But the show is as meager and witless as a cheap pin-up magazine joke.
Tashlin's savage lampoon of American notions of success and fulfillment is hilarious and genuinely appealing.
If Tashlin had had the nerve, he would have romantically paired Jayne Mansfield with Little Richard and set race relations in the United States forward by about thirty years.
A sweet little fifties gem that should be viewed for the endearing tale and of course, who doesn't love Ms. Mansfield?...
A pungent satire on the worlds of PR and rock music.
Not one of Tashlin's better efforts.
Years before Kenneth Anger, Frank Tashlin located the decadent Babylon in Hollywood and found it not that different from the splashy Looney Tunes bonanzas he used to fashion during his salad days as an animator.
Wild combination of cartoonish farce with seminal rock performances. Those milk bottles!
Tashlin demonstrated an innate knowledge of the capacties offered by the Cinescope canvas.
It's a great looking great sounding movie.
It's the old story of the gangster who wants his girl to be a star that's the plot for this movie, and it's a very funny plot. Together with good actors and a rock soundtrack, this is a great movie, I loved it.
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