A big, loud, dumb sequel that feels like it’s taking the franchise down a dead end from which it will never return, but ridiculous action scenes and an iconic performance from Jason Momoa save the day.

A big, loud, dumb sequel that feels like it’s taking the franchise down a dead end from which it will never return, but ridiculous action scenes and an iconic performance from Jason Momoa save the day.
Low-brow toilet humor and mindless filler makes this another manufactured babysitter from the animation factory.
An uncomfortable but empowering movie to watch, but nearly two hours are spent preaching loudly to the liberal choir.
Such a pity that a goldmine of material was so thoroughly wasted.
There’s something about the unexpectedly shrewd beauty and the beast storyline that proves as charming as it is thoughtful. This is a smart romantic comedy for smart audiences.
There’s a decent story trapped somewhere inside that’s just waiting to get out, but “Tully” sadly misses the mark.