1. Who knew such lunacy could be so inspiring?
2. Boy, is it stupid. Boy, is it funny.
3. It should have been a lot funnier.
4. Shakespeare might well have loved the ironic way that that character trait plays out.
5. The more self-righteous it gets -- the more pious it is about offending people -- the less it works as a theatrical parody.
6. Let's just say that, when the parody looks indistinguishable from the parodied, something's gone awry.
7. Fleming saves most of his energy for the blowout final production numbers, which play like demented outtakes from High School Musical.
8. The real tragedy here is that someone might actually pay to see this dull mess of a movie.
9. The movie is an ideal showcase for the talents of Coogan.
10. When the father of one of the stars says, 'I'm simultaneously horrified and fascinated,' you'll know just what he means.

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The script's biting premise and Steve Coogan's endearing, off-the-handle performance make Hamlet 2 an hysterical -- if slightly painful -- ride.