At first glance, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 looks like a cash grab from the same people who made 2020’s shockingly successful Sonic the Hedgehog.
I use “shockingly” because the first movie, which had its modest charms amid the loose ends and bald spots, seemed destined for the scrap heap of video game adaptations — a genre that has repeatedly tanked over the years because studios have no idea how to translate interactive digital characters to real-life settings.
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A thrill ride for kids that adults will enjoy as well
