Insufferably smug and self-important, beating its metaphors into the ground while desperately insisting it has something profound to say.
Insufferably smug and self-important, beating its metaphors into the ground while desperately insisting it has something profound to say.
All of this dazzling spectacle serves as a flashy distraction from the thin story and flat acting, but this is a wildly entertaining movie that breathes life into the Kong franchise.
LOUISA: LOUISA SAYS: Colorful, loud and boisterous with an uninteresting plot, “Ratchet and Clank” is not a good movie for adults or kids. This is
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