The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part
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A deceptively ruminative entertainment with a fizzy melancholy, and awash in sensory pleasures.
A spell-casting mood piece that is also factually frustrating.
Like Charles Foster Kane, Alexandre Stavisky is a man of intriguing parts that make up any number of wholes.
Resnais and Semprún's themes are pleasure, happiness, riches, death, and the past -- as envisaged in the stylized recall of fancy-dressed individuals and the nation.
One might even go so far as to say that this is an excellent example of style over substance.
Quite a pleasure it it is to unpack, and more of a pleasure when there's something genuinely worthwhile inside of it all.
The picture is technically brilliant, visually stunning, and ceaselessly interesting.
A failed film, but attractive and interesting enough to earn the attention of all lovers of non-conventional cinema.
It's a stylishly glowing film, shimmering with both romantic images and haunting visions.
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