rodriog

This Rick and Morty episode was a real miss, landing firmly on the "therapy to cure insomnia" side. The A-plot with Rick and Summer at the precognitive restaurant was just dull. Rick likes it summer hates it, Summer's mad ricks's not paying attention, and we have two generically boring chase scene .

The B-plot with Morty and his adult son was even worse. It felt like nothing important was happening, leading nowhere. No character, including Morty, was likable or used in an interesting way. The plot felt automatic, and honestly, not a single joke was funny.

It just felt like white noise; things happened just because. But that's how Rick and Morty is a roulette wheel. Sometimes you get gold, and sometimes you get this big pile of nothing, is not that the episode is bad is just that is nothing.

This sequel significantly surpasses its predecessor by delving into the intricate stories of various characters, elucidating their backgrounds and motivations and it doesn feel like wasted time, as each character and their unique powers play integral roles throughout the film. However the execution of certain pivotal moments, particularly the deaths, lacks the cinematic flair one might expect and impact Additionally, the animation is not the best thing ever.

Nevertheless, the interpersonal dynamics among the characters remain engaging. Their conflicts are portrayed with authenticity, avoiding the trap of feeling contrived or unrealistic. The only notable drawback lies in the character of the monitor, whose portrayal, while consistent with the film's overarching concept, leaves something to be desired in terms of fully realizing his potential.