A WORTHY SEQUEL TO A TIMELESS CLASSIC
Wallace and Gromit: Vengeance most Foul picks up the pace from where The Wrong Trousers ended its story. As with any sequel, concerns of it being a cash grab or not having the same heart as the original are valid, but not needed for this adventure. This film takes the traditional W&G formula and executes it well, though it doesn’t take many chances in terms of subverting expectations. That being said, the movie…
Just because you have great actors doesn’t mean your script isn’t mediocre. The time jump thing doesn’t work and is abandoned by the third act with no real resolution to any of the concurrent storylines. Andrew Garfield’s character is like the least interesting person (which might be the point?). Montages of people laughing doesn’t automatically make something emotional. Feels like a movie made to make people cry and think it’s great when it’s just OK. I liked the themes of…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I cannot think of a lamer way to end one of the most iconic horror franchises of all time than to make a romantic drama where Michael Myers kills like 4 people out of the like 10 that died then crowdsurfs into a metal grinder
