Kenneth Turan
The Los Angeles Times
What can you say about "Hamlet 2" that its title doesn't already tell you? It's an unhinged, off-the-wall comedy that will try anything once, an uneven film in which the hits are so dead-on that the misses don't seem to matter.
The story of a high school drama teacher who refuses to say die when his program is terminated, "Hamlet 2" was a crowd-pleaser at Sundance, where it sparked a bidding war. But it wouldn't even begin to come to life without the off-the-charts performance of Steve Coogan as Dana Marschz, a man with a mission -- and an unpronounceable name. [...]
di Kenneth Turan, articolo completo (3652 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Los Angeles Times 22 agosto 2008
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