The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part

The Duplo aliens have left Bricksburg a wasteland. When General Mayhem (Beatriz) and Queen Watevra Wa-Nabi (Haddish) kidnap the residents, Emmet (Pratt) and new friend Rex Dangervest (also Pratt) have to save the day.

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In The Lego Movie 2, everything is still awesome, just a little less so

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This sequel brings back the characters, charm and creativity that made the first film a hit, all while inflaming the imagination.

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Duplo figures from outer space threaten the world of Lego in a ceaselessly inventive, eyeball-popping, nonstop gag-storm

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When everything's not awesome, but friends make it better

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I’ve got a Marie Kondo-esque bone to pick with movies that make kids afraid to throw away old toys, turning them into little hoarders. But it’s almost impossible to resist “The Lego Movie 2” for its continued everything-is-awesomeness, even if it does fall back on the trope of playthings terrified of being relegated to the storage bin.

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The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is a vibrant, likable sequel that's just a little too ambitious for its own good.

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Here’s the thing: No sequel could ever match the ingenuity and infectious energy of “The LEGO Movie.” The 2014 animated extravaganza exceeded all of its aesthetic and narrative ambitions. It was full of big ideas and minute details. It made you laugh and cry. It was, in a word, awesome.

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‘The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part’: Entertaining, Silly & A Little Exhausting

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Everything is still pretty awesome in super-fun 'Lego Movie 2'

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To put it another way: in The Lego Movie 2, “Everything Is Awesome” essentially sheds all menacing subtext and becomes a sincere mantra in a different costume.

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The LEGO Movie 2 won’t have to sweat bricks in order to amuse audiences of all ages, but the older ones will probably be disappointed in this film’s not so awesome tendency to follow instructions.

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The sequel to the 2014 animated hit brings back the whole brick-by-brick gang to slightly diminishing returns

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Mile-a-minute jokes aside, the sequel to the 2014 blockbuster seems a bit confused about its message, as two siblings disagree over how to play with Legos.

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No longer awesome, but there's still a dash of spangly panache

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Everything is still pretty dang awesome in this waggishly entertaining sequel to one of the most creative animated movies released in recent memory.

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This sequel to the acclaimed 2014 blockbuster has lost much of the original's irresistible snap.

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The deconstruction of corporatized play culture gets run through the sequelizer machine, with predictably acrid results.

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