The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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Critics Consensus: A generally enjoyable, if completely forgettable piece of Hollywood fluff.
Critic Consensus: A generally enjoyable, if completely forgettable piece of Hollywood fluff.
All Critics (39) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (14) | Rotten (25) | DVD (1)
Anne Heche displays plenty of spunk and sparkle as a woman whose life is altered by her adventures as a castaway.
Ford is at least 400 years old and he has still got it...the sexual tension starts and grows, a nice, easy slow burn but it's palpable and believable.
This is a vacation moviegoers can afford to miss.
Unpretentious, undemanding, and--most importantly--fun fluff that goes down as easily as a frothy pina colada on a balmy tropical beach.
Six Days. Seven Nights. Eight dollars wasted.
Harrison Ford is still trying to crack the comedy code, God love him.
Discriminating viewers are better off saving their pennies for a real-life trip to Hawaii.
Think of a 'Romancing The Stone' and 'African Queen' with just a trace of the sexual politics of 'Swept Away' thrown in. Now lower your expectations -- drastically.
About halfway through, the movie goes to Hollywood hell.
Six Day Seven Nights is a mediocre picture that has a lacking script and wastes an exciting idea on poor storytelling and direction. Ivan Reitman has made far superior films than this. With this film, he just delivers a film that is somewhat predictable, and in the end ends up being a waste of time. I really wanted to enjoy the film, but it felt like the filmmakers rushed through the material as if they didn't care about making a good film. The film also left you wanting a bit more by the times the credits roll and the attempt at comedy and action just fall apart and never materializes into something entertaining. I felt the performances were flat and not interesting and the film as a whole could definitely have been much better than this. Harrison Ford has made far superior films, and this one is one of his weakest, and is not worth seeing. This film could have been good if the script would have been solid, but it wasn't. This is a poorly constructed effort that simply just doesn't deliver. This is a boring film with nothing to offer and if you're expecting something good, you'll be disappointed because it features some fairly predictable situations and outcomes. Overall this is a film that uses genre elements in order to create something, but it never materializes into something truly memorable. This is a lacking film that wastes its potential on lacking ideas that fall flat. This film really could have been fun and entertaining, but it just doesn't add up to much.
Super Reviewer
Robin (Anne Heche) and Frank (David Schwimmer) have been together for three years, but Robin decides in six days that Quinn (Harrison Ford) is the one for her. It is a fun romp of a movie - little short on believability.
Sometimes entertaining, but actually this romantic-adventure comedy is just another dumb and artificial Hollywood comercial "fast-food" junk movie. Rotten.
Enjoyable fluff.
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