Mr. Fahrenheit said:
So disappointed . Turned it off about an hour in.
Carlo4 said:
Started strong.
Middle 45 minutes was horrible.
Ended strong.
Literally laughed out loud at the military training techniques.
Tons of callbacks and guests. Worth it for one watch but it was built up way too much in my head as the first one is, for a lack of a better word, comedy royalty.
definitely. you can't tell me eric lasalle was too busy. maybe a commercial for their home weave products, which in the first movie were "really taking off".Scotty Appleton said:
It needed a Soul Glo scene, or some more reference to it.
Quote:
"I'm sorry that Eriq didn't want to take part in the sequel, because we had a plan for him," the film's co-writer David Sheffield tells Rolling Stone. "We wanted to do a new commercial that would be seen in the background somewhere in a scene, and it was gonna be called 'Soul Gro.' The joke was going to be that Eriq is now selling a baldness cure and he was also a customer. The ad called for Eriq to be bald and for hair to sprout out of his head magically."
I legitimately don't think I have ever laughed at anything she has said or done on SNL. It's as basic and uncreative as a 'comedian' can be.mazag08 said:
Leslie Jones was almost as unbearable as she was in Fauxbusters.
Almost.
There are very few people in Hollywood less talented and less watchable.
Other than that, I decently enjoyed it for what it was.
Quad Dog said:
She's supposed to be unbearable in this. So job well done?
As close as it gets to her being competent was as a supporting role to Louis CK (who carried the entire sketch).PatAg said:I legitimately don't think I have ever laughed at anything she has said or done on SNL. It's as basic and uncreative as a 'comedian' can be.mazag08 said:
Leslie Jones was almost as unbearable as she was in Fauxbusters.
Almost.
There are very few people in Hollywood less talented and less watchable.
Other than that, I decently enjoyed it for what it was.
The only time I've ever laughed at anything she did was in the Meet Your Second Wife sketch where her scowl was just perfect after they revealed her husband's second wife was white (and of course the follow-up joke, which I won't spoil).PatAg said:I legitimately don't think I have ever laughed at anything she has said or done on SNL. It's as basic and uncreative as a 'comedian' can be.mazag08 said:
Leslie Jones was almost as unbearable as she was in Fauxbusters.
Almost.
There are very few people in Hollywood less talented and less watchable.
Other than that, I decently enjoyed it for what it was.
dave94 said:Quad Dog said:
She's supposed to be unbearable in this. So job well done?
This was the first time I'd found her to be really funny actually.
What white privelege scene?XXXVII said:
I had really low expectations going into this movie after seeing that Leslie Jones was in it. She is the worst. I almost turned it off after the little white privilege lecture scene.
