The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (6) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (1)
The unpredictable reactions from people that Miso hasn't seen in years allow for both biting humour and poignant moments, and Jeon handles these changes in tone admirably in this light, entertaining, and quietly rebellious feature debut.
Lee Som's performance as Miso is tragically sweet. Her portrayal is subtle and never confrontational.
It's not a film about the defiance of a free spirit, rather the accommodations of an outsider who genuinely cares about others but not the society that has remade them.
Emotionally complex and bittersweet.
What really stands out here is that gulf of imagination that makes the experiences of the poor invisible to the better off.
You hear what the film is saying, but the presentation is at arm's length from its own ideals.
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