A Few Less Men

This is 'Weekend at Bernies', with much less budget. I wanted to like this, but for the most part, it was just not funny. To sum up: four friends are at a wedding in Australia, when one is killed, they are told to return the body to England, in one piece, or they will be toast. Of course things don't go smoothly. There are many elements of this movie that appear in 'Death at a Funeral': corpses, drugs and lost bodies being but three. The script is no deeper than that! I think I laughed twice, the rest of the time I was cringing at the appalling script. I managed to watch the entire movie, although I was nearly tempted at the 36 minute mark to switch off. There is nothing original about the movie, it seems a blatant, low-budget attempt to copy the aforementioned movies. It falls short of both. It's not un-watchable, if you are easily pleased.

Dire and excruciating sequel with no grasp of humor beyond embarrassing situations and missing out and stuff you might have enjoyed.

I just do not care about the characters enough to really invest on any emotional journey they're on.

As appealingly anarchic the first movie was, this movie is a curiosity: they actually followed through on the final gag: to actually have the character die which is at once really jarring and fascinating. They had no idea where to go with the idea though and the whole thing is just a parade of loose ideas crudely stapled together.

I like comedy's, I like a big range of films and I like low budget films, I wanted to like this film but it was terrible. I switched it off after 40 mins. I couldn't deal with how poor and cringey the script was. The jokes were so bad, not even Christmas cracker worthy. I think a 5 year old could've wrote a better script and had more intelligent comedy.

Honestly, if you don't fancy wasting your time, do not bother with this movie.

For me its a simple thumb rule - if a movie makes you laugh - like "really" laugh - more than 3 times - its worth watching. Especially considering the scarcity of funny movies being released these days. Slightly less funnier than the first part. But I thoroughly enjoyed it. Not sure about the few reviews being overtly negative - that's one of the reasons why these days production houses are shying away from making slapstick/silly comedy movies. Comedy movies are best enjoyed by keeping your brains aside. They are not supposed to align with reasoning.

Kris Marshall kinda seemed uninterested throughout the movie, but the rest of the actors played their part. Editing could have been better. Cinematography was ok. Definitely a one time watch.

One of the funniest movies i have seen idk why so many people dont like it.