Hôtel Transylvanie 2

Bref, un divertissement familial anodin, peu mémorable, mais techniquement au point et jamais ennuyeux.

Idéal pour la saison d'Halloween, et d'ailleurs expressément conçue pour celle-là.

Adam Sandler, Selena Gomez and company welcome Mel Brooks into the not-so-frightening fold in this amusing sequel.

Sandler and his usual crew of co-stars find their most humane characters in this rowdy collection of monsters and rapid-fire jokes.

I'm sad to report that the ending—complete with the most clichéd way to conclude any animated film, a musical number—leaves the door wide open for the inevitable Hotel Transylvania 3. Me, I have already checked out.

Gloriously wacky and always with a laugh around the corner, Hotel Transylvania 2 is fun, fast and a joy for both kids and adults alike, even if other critics don’t want to admit it.

Sony Pictures Animation follows up their 2012 monster hit with a breakneck sequel, in which Dracula fears his 5-year-old grandson may not grow up to be vampire enough.

Less effective are the cloying family moments, and the sheer number of emotional heart-to-hearts rob the flick of its fangs. 

I don't know if there's going to be a Hotel Transylvania 3 (probably), but I'd love it if Sandler and company decided to gift these potentially rich characters with engaging material instead of simply putting them through the corny motions. A second note: Watch a Pixar movie sometime, fellas.