The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (26) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (19) | Rotten (7) | DVD (1)
Despite quirky, fresh moments and a watchful, touching performance from Hann-Byrd, the movie lurches unsteadily from scene to scene, punctuated by odd bursts of irrelevant melodrama and culminating in an ending that is frankly baffling.
Well meaning but too similistic and earnest melodrama that juxtaposes two types philosophies of how to raise a brilliant kid
A triumphant debut as a film director for Jodie Foster in a captivating tale about a pint-sized genius.
Foster displays a great touch in her directorial debut
Cute, if not terribly substantial.
Tries to jerk tears but instead elicits giggles.
I had mixed feelings after I watched this movie. It was entertaining, but not that enlightening.
Super Reviewer
An awesome Movie I ll never forget.
I find stories of such genius? quite fascinating. Finding the balance between mental stimulation and having a ?normal? childhood for a child prodigy is a struggle.
Heart warming movie about relations between singel mom and son.
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