The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part

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Cast & Crew

Chris Pratt
Emmet Brickowski, Rex Dangervest
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Elizabeth Banks
Wyldstyle, Lucy
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Will Arnett
Batman
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Tiffany Haddish
Queen Watevra Wa'Nabi
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Stephanie Beatriz
General Mayhem, Sweet Mayhem
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Alison Brie
Unikitty, Ultrakatty
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Nick Offerman
MetalBeard
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Charlie Day
Benny
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Maya Rudolph
Mom
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Will Ferrell
President Business, Dad
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Jadon Sand
Finn
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Brooklynn Prince
Bianca
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Channing Tatum
Superman
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Jonah Hill
Green Lantern
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Richard Ayoade
Ice Cream Cone
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Ben Schwartz
Banarnar
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Noel Fielding
Balthazar
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Jason Momoa
Aquaman
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Cobie Smulders
Wonder Woman
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Ike Barinholtz
Lex Luthor
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Mike Mitchell
Director

Phil Lord
Screenwriter

Chris Miller
Screenwriter

Dan Lin
Producer

Phil Lord
Producer

Chris Miller
Producer

Roy Lee
Producer

Jinko Gotoh
Producer

Jill Wilfert
Executive Producer

Keith Malone
Executive Producer

Matthew Ashton
Executive Producer

Chris McKay
Executive Producer

Zareh Nalbandian
Executive Producer

Ryan Halprin
Executive Producer

Will Allegra
Executive Producer

Chris Leahy
Executive Producer

Clare Knight
Film Editing

Mark Mothersbaugh
Original Music

Patrick Marc Hanenberger
Production Design

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News & Interviews for The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part

Audience Reviews for The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part

• Mar 24, 2020

  The Lego movie was a success thanks to the talented filmmakers. The sequel attempts to maintain their style, but Mitchell has a hard task competing with the first film. The issue with this film is the lack of originality, that made the original so great. The storyline is a little generic and they force too many jokes. The musical numbers a great again and they manage to finish the film on a very strong note. The core reason this film failed to ignite the box office was fatigue. They allowed two spin-off films to push ahead of this film. The film didn't have the same strength of the first, and entering a market with strong competition wasn't ideal. This was a good film and it's a shame the series will be rebooted. Maybe they could've stuck with the spin-off style of storytelling. 22/03/2020
  Brendan N Super Reviewer
• Sep 26, 2019

  The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is an incredibly fun and exciting family film. When Ethan's friends are abducted by aliens he partners up with a rogue adventure seeker named Rex to rescue them. The writing is especially good and takes the series in an interesting direction. And it delivers a positive message, addressing some important issues in a lighthearted and entertaining way. Additionally, the humor is really well-done and delivers a lot of laughs. Also, the musical numbers are extremely energetic with a rich, colorful visual style, and the songs are very catchy (especially "Catchy Song"). A worthy successor to the original, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part delivers a hilarious adventure that all ages can enjoy.
  

  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Sep 06, 2019

  If you may recall, the original Lego Movie was a bolt from the blue, a rude shock to the world of post-millennial animation. Just because your intention is to sell a product doesn't mean you can't have cutting commentary or take the piss out of what you are selling. Subsequent entries have not let me down. The Lego Batman movie was damn good, the Lego Ninjago outing was a decent rental movie, and this picture manages to follow up on the themes of the original and expand on them, albeit in a more predictable manner. We still get plenty of sharp writing from Phil Lord and Chris Miller; Chris Pratt, Will Arnett, and Elizabeth Banks are great as you'd expect; and the visuals, set pieces, soundtrack, and plethora of fun licensed material may encourage viewers to open up a crate of LEGO's and have at it. And the message is kind of interesting. If the original was about a father who really needed to loosen up, this movie is about his son needing to do the same. It's one of those rare modern CGI-filled kids pictures that has about as much to say to the parent as it does juvenile audiences. It's not perfect but it didn't need to be. An easy choice to entertain you and your family on a lazy Sunday afternoon.
  

  Joshua S Super Reviewer
• Jun 25, 2019

  Maybe my expectations were too high, hell I even loved The LEGO Ninjago Movie, the one in this franchise most people seem to agree is pretty mediocre. But this one just didn't do it for me as much. Is LEGO Movie 2 bad? No, not by a long shot. I still give a positive ranking, but only marginally, and I'm a bit harsher on it than usual just because of the precedent this franchise has set and just how far the ball has been dropped here. If this was where the franchise had started, I'd say it was better than expected for LEGO, but still not great if I'm being totally honest. It falls into a lot of that sequel fatigue of the same, but not as good. They explore different worlds, but only a couple, and they aren't as crazy or interesting as the first one. There's more about the connection between the Lego world and the human world, but after the mindf*** ending of the first this time it just doesn't feel as organic. Yeah there's a nice bit about sibling relationships, but overall the human element just comes out a little weird this time around and raises some bizarre questions. The biggest downer though is the comedy, in that it's just not as funny. The first Lego movie was outright hilarious. This one, at best, is chuckle-worthy. There were 2 or 3 decent laughs, but for the most part it just got small smiles out of me. Having said that, it's still charming and the animation is still absolutely gorgeous. The characters are all likeable, new and old, and kids will definitely love it. It's a shame that it's such a massive step down from the first one, but with the bar set so high even a step down is still a decent movie.
  Michael M Super Reviewer

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