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23 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com
- 70VarietyGuy LodgeVarietyGuy LodgeVan Orman, Emmy-nominated creator of the quirky, cult-inspiring kids’ cartoon series “The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack,” brings just the right level of dippy zeal to the project, committing to extended, farcical routines that, at their most immaculately choreographed and paced, channel the pure, physical hilarity of vintage Chaplin or Sellers.
- 60The Hollywood ReporterStephen DaltonThe Hollywood ReporterStephen DaltonIt may lack the refined wit and revered pedigree of blue-chip animation franchises such as Toy Story, but it still ticks plenty of lightweight fun boxes for its prime target audience of younger children, with just enough adult humor to keep parents from yawning, too.
- 60EmpireIan FreerEmpireIan FreerMoving beyond the confines of the app’s premises, The Angry Birds Movie 2 starts slow but flourishes into breezy, colourful fun.
- 60Total FilmJames MottramTotal FilmJames MottramPleasingly silly sequel is a colourful, creative, deliciously daft animation.
- 60The GuardianMike McCahillThe GuardianMike McCahillThis is one sequel you can’t fault for effort, and the dud jokes are far outnumbered by the ones that are just about cute, smart or screwy enough to nudge out a laugh.
- 60The Observer (UK)Simran HansThe Observer (UK)Simran HansCameos from Awkwafina, Nicki Minaj and Pete Davidson, and a subplot involving a trio of adorable hatchlings, are amusing diversions, but Jones’s dynamic voice work is the highlight.
- 60Time OutTime OutThis animated sequel is tighter, funnier and sillier than its predecessor. It’s worth chicking out.
- It is pleasantly manic while its vividly bright colours, swirling like a party pack of Smarties upended over your head, will appeal to your own little birds. Yet it misses the curmudgeonly charms of its predecessor, and suffers from the diminishing allure of a video game brand too old to feel fresh, too recent to be wistful for.
- 38Movie NationRoger MooreMovie NationRoger MooreI won’t say it’s excruciating, but viewers of every age will be keenly aware of the passage of time and this colossal waste of it.