Kindsköpfe 2

Well,to start with, This is not a drama which is something most reviewers need to have in mind before they start killing this movie.

There's a better delivery of jokes and the characters are at some point likable. Unlike the first one, this one offers more different situations and jokes. Overall, it's very non clever funny cinema. The same characters from the original but embarked into a new adventure.

What else would you expect from a comedy flick? For those who didn't like this after having watched the first one,don't play fools forgetting jokes and surprising funny moments are what comedies are all about. Don't miss the point!!!

This film tells the story of a group of childhood friends who throws a huge eighties party to recapture the spirit of their youth.

"Grown Ups 2" is full of gross toilet humor and juvenile jokes, but I guess I was in the mood for silliness so I enjoyed watching it. The story is very fragmented, as the film is composed of a series of little connected, one minute to a few minutes long jokes. As a result, there is virtually no plot, but a series of funny scenes thrown together to call a film. However, this idea works and people find the film funny, so why not give prior the escapism entertainment? "Grown Ups 2" is not as annoying as the first film, but equally forgettable and hollow.

Lenny Feder (Adam Sandler) has moved his family back home from LA. The guys Eric Lamonsoff (Kevin James), Kurt McKenzie (Chris Rock), and Marcus Higgins (David Spade) are back with the wives (Salma Hayek, Maya Rudolph, Maria Bello) and kids. There is also a bunch of frat guys led from the neighboring college.

I love the friendship between the guys. Losing Rob Schneider actually improves the relationships. I love the wives especially Salma Hayek. I even love the kids. However this movie is flooded with stupidity. Sometimes the stupidity can be funny, but most of it is just really really really stupid. I can understand the haters. I agree with a lot of the criticisms. I just like everybody's happy relationships just enough to barely recommend this movie.

To make it simple, Grown-Ups 2 felt like the first, if you enjoyed the first one you will probably enjoy this. I would consider it a mediocre movie if it had of been released in the 90's, but Sandler's movies are becoming extremely repetitive, and I think people are beginning to get fed up with Adam Sandler if they weren't already, I think it is time he gives it a rest. Grown-Ups 2 has some jokes that made me crack a smile, or chuckle, but has absolutely no plot, it's like watching a mash-up of jokes play out in front of you, rather then watching a movie thats funny. Not worth watching in theatres, rent or watch it online. Hopefully this will be Sandler's last movie for a while, and this is coming from a person who enjoys some of his movies.

I saw the first movie and although it was awhile ago, I remember it being a cute, funny, somewhat family movie. So I was excited to see the sequel. I will be the first to admit that I love all the actors and that there were some funny moments (more than a handful) that made me laugh out loud. However overall, it was pretty bad. There was no plot, and the comedy went way overboard with childish attempts at humor. This movie had so much potential and could have gone in a totally different direction.

It was filled with raunchy and inappropriate and unnecessary sexism, sex jokes, and sexual innuendos. Now I am a grown up myself and I can handle all of that, but it was not funny and most of the audience was young teenagers (12-17) and trust me when I say they got their weekly dose of sexualized media in a matter on an hour and a half.