The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
An action-adventurous animation movie that continues the story of the first part. The events of this movie occur after five years of peaceful life inside the town. The people find out that they are about to face a deadly threat, Lego Duplo, the invaders that come from the outer space to destroy everything. The heroes have to cooperate together to save the city.
26 June 1970, Joliet, Illinois, USA
27 July 1972, Gainesville, Florida, USA
18 February 1977, Chicago, Illinois, USA
4 May 1970, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
March 09, 2019
The absurd, existential, creative edge that really defined the first film has been replaced by something a little more ordinary, and far more predictable.
March 03, 2019
It's childhood versus adolescence and the chasm created despite having just a couple years of separation colored by the addition of a conditioned gender divide between them.
February 08, 2019
Exhausted, and exhausting.
March 01, 2019
Despite its plasticky shine, everything isn't exactly awesome anymore.
February 08, 2019
"Lego 2" is like stepping on a Lego.
February 09, 2019
Viewers reared on "The Lego Movie" will find plenty to nourish them anew.
February 08, 2019
A hugely ambitious sequel, joyous and genuinely complex, that's charged with dramatic and musical energy to the very last frame.
February 08, 2019
And while it takes a few beats to rediscover the manic rhythm of the original, about half an hour in, every piece more or less clicks, and I will not apologize for that sentence.
March 05, 2019
Any kids movie that references 2001: A Space Odyssey and Die Hard gets my vote...
February 28, 2019
It has that rare quality for a film of this kind; it has its Lego cake and eats it.
February 09, 2019
By this point... I think I've had enough of The Lego Movies. These things can only go so far and I think they may have exceeded their natural life span.
March 02, 2019
Emmet's journey in the sequel almost mirrors the first film. Almost as if the film had been assembled based on a handy instructional guide, instead of the explosive creativity I'd come to expect.
