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The title of this film is a real clickbait, and I just queued this film after getting awestruck by the director's first feature 'Bone Tomahawk'. Again Vince Vaughn rocks, and my request is to give it a try as Mel Gibson also acted so smoothly. No complain against any technical department; specially the editing and cinematography were exactly which I wanted from the team. Direct combat, or fights, are a little bit less but the alternative of this a super cinematic experience. I can vouch for this as a great movie, specially whoever wants to start the filmography of the director, or any of the new super-violent, unapologetic combat action films of this era.

Super sequel, and I remember binge watching this just after completing it after the first part.. Sony is really pushing themselves hard for post-millennium animation, and you will understand why this film can be said as being the 'El Dorado' of the same approach. Personally, liked the so called eco-friendly big companies being the villain. And the narrative, and it many elements were so effective and funny that after so many years I can see that those might have been reused in many animated, or comedy, films. IMO, the experiment of mashing up food and random flora and fauna should have been more non-random ("Sushisheep", seriously?!).

This is a great animated movie, and who does not love Bill Hader and Anna Farris?! The animation was really great, remember this was one of the first of Sony Pictures Animation. I am a sucker for really updated sense of humour in animated films, and this is full of it which even can be enjoyed after a decade. The storyline was super, and I really liked the setup being in an enclosed town, which itself was a character. However, the only complaint against it is the charcater designs should be more accurate (like, nothing alike between the faces of Flint and his father).