Polar Squad: reviews

What the critics say average 3.5 from 2 outlets

• 5.0 The WrapWilliam Bibbiani The story is best when it?s playful and odd, and only truly pops when Cleese?s eccentric supervillain is on-screen. The rest of the time it?s merely a functional series of events, in which a hero gets what he wanted, briefly becomes a bit of a jerk, and then reverts to heroism when he realizes he?s losing his friends. There?s nothing terribly wrong with the plot of ?Arctic Dogs,? but adults in the audience may find themselves nodding off a bit in the beginning, and the middle, and the late middle. Read
• 2.0 The Hollywood ReporterFrank Scheck It would be nice to think that kids will come away from Arctic Dogs suddenly motivated to fight against climate change because of its underlying environmental themes, but it's more likely that they'll simply be asking their parents to buy them a stuffed animal that looks just like Swifty Read