"Mortdecai" is a piffle, a lark, an utterly inconsequential movie that wears its insipidness like a badge of honor. There is virtually no acting in it, only cartoonish behavior. It does not have a plot, but simply a collection of scenes ill-strung together. It bets its entire stake on the onscreen appeal of Johnny Depp, but the former World's Biggest Movie Star seems determined to continue to ostracize audiences with another in a string of precious, fey characters that are amusing only to himself.
Mortdecai
Mortdecai
Mortdecai
"Mortdecai" is a piffle, a lark, an utterly inconsequential movie that wears its insipidness like a badge of honor. There is virtually no acting in it, only cartoonish behavior. It does not have a plot, but simply a collection of scenes ill-strung together. It bets its entire stake on the onscreen appeal of Johnny Depp, but the former World's Biggest Movie Star seems determined to continue to ostracize audiences with another in a string of precious, fey characters that are amusing only to himself.