Masterminds
Jerrod Kingery
“Zach Galifianakis’ affectations only distract from the okay-enough humor on display.”
“Zach Galifianakis’ affectations only distract from the okay-enough humor on display.”
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“Hilarious at times. With a little more stamina leading up to the climax, it could have been legendary.”
“With its somewhat scaled-back scares, it feels a bit more like a kids’ movie than the original.”
“Its nonchalant attitude makes for a slow driving narrative that lacks any real substance.”
“Ambitious…but nothing can save a screenplay lacking grace.”
“The Minions are given tons more to do in the sequel and don’t disappoint.”
“A dramedy that starts off uniquely funny but ultimately loses steam in its familiar dénouement.”
“A bold and bawdy comedy that proves having balls isn’t just for boys anymore.”
“A harmless misadventure with jokes fanboys will be glad to see pop up on screen.”
“What makes the movie most enjoyable is how aware it is of its own stupidity.”
“A lively family film that shines especially when Vikings, dragons share the screen.”