The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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All Critics (7) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (4)
Most notable for its bathroom jokes, humorous rape scenes and abysmal home-movie cinematography, [the film is a] reputation-dimming mess.
A series of screen provocations, including frank and degrading sexual acts, it's designed primarily to jolt the viewer.
Pedro Almodovar showed not a whisker of promise in his amateurish directorial debut, a smutty sexual sideshow most safely viewed in a full body condom.
This feature debut from Spain's enfant terrible is amateurish in both the positive and negative senses of the term, but it already shows his penchant for shock and provocation
Annoyingly amateurish.
For fans of Almodóvar, this first foray into filmmaking is essential viewing.
Almodovar began his career with this gritty tale of liberated women, and never looked back...
Super Reviewer
The earliest of Almodovars finds the director trying to deal with his then lack of budget and craftsmanship, but it also includes some incredibly wicked and witty ideas which would later become his trademarks. In this case one can see these ideas scattered in a film which lacks an axis. Nevertheless, the seeds are planted, though one might neeed a magnifying glass to see them.
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