Sorry, just not funny

Rating: 1/10 (6 January 2012)

I honestly don't remember much of the first movie, so originality isn't a part of my judgement. Also, obviously, the movie looks good, the cinematography is good, the acting is OK, and all that. But, after all, the movie is supposed to be a comedy, and it's really not. I watched it expecting crude humour, and I dig crude humour, when it's done well, except this time it isn't. The almost exclusive kind of joke in the film is the "gross" kind, the kind to send a group of fifteen-year-olds into a squealing fit. And hey, I get it, 'that's really gross, ha-ha', but the funniest non-PC and gross jokes are the photos during the ending credits. And then, why did I just watch the movie? There are two or three genuinely funny moments in the entire film. I watched this with my girlfriend, and honestly, we buy comedy. Probably our neighbours can hear us laughing at some shows. But this? A few smiles, now and then, that's it. One and a half boring hours. And no, I'm not offended by anything in the movie. Just bored.
So as far as recommendations go: If you like any kind of witty, revealing, dialogue driven, situational, reflective kind of comedy, go look elsewhere. If you like well-made crude humour, still look elsewhere. What you have here is a glossed-over waste of time.