The Wrath of Becky

The Wrath of Becky” delivers satisfying action, as this underestimated heroine makes some terrible people look like absolute fools.

The sequel revives the appealing hook of extravagantly annihilating racist scum, and even gives it a sharper edge.

“The Wrath of Becky” is entertaining enough. But perhaps inevitably, with its heroine grown to near-adulthood, the novelty is a bit dulled now.

The movie’s almost jokey treatment of its slobbering incels, combined with Becky’s comic posturings, hemorrhage the tension. Wilson, however, is consistently terrific, and deserves more thoughtful material.

A nonfat revenge bloodbath, with a running time under and lots of cheer-able moments.

The Wrath of Becky is literally a bloody good time.

Not without its missteps, The Wrath of Becky still aims and hits the mark for a playful but brutal good time.

The smart thing was to get Becky out of space – if there’s a criticism of the flip in style, it’s that the tension is gone.

A step up from the original, thanks in no small part to the healthy dose of dark comedy that has been injected into the proceedings.

The Wrath of Becky continues a solid trend of practical special effect kills, but still tends to be lacking in every other aspect. The sequel isn’t as funny as the filmmakers are wanting it to be and the villains are becoming forgettable cannon fodder.