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It's a fun sequel that lives up to its predecessor; the plot is good and the characters are charismatic; I recommend it.

A nice parody of the mostly stupid Cold War era espionage fables of the 1960s and 1970s with certain other famous non-politically related personae and events of the time ridiculed here and there throughout the movie ... didn't feel like i wasted my time watching it in the end ...

never thought the Swede would make comedy movies like this too as i've been familiar with the great (and somewhat dark) works of Ingmar Bergman more than anyone else from that country ... (he has some comedies too though!) :-)

Violence was never so funny, and so ridiculous. A great cure for worries of all kinds. The take on the cold war is charming. Perhaps it is too intellectual for some American viewers. I like also the multi-lingual dialogue. I had more fun watching this, and the original 100 year old man..., than I have had watching anything else I can remember.

Not as funny as the 1st one but good nonetheless. You probably should watch them back to back to be familiar with all the characters following Allan.

Question for others that have seen this - Who do you think all the people in the 70's party scene were? The one with Amanda & Herbert Einstein? David Bowie, Andy Warhol, Timothy Leary? Any others?

Following on from the first film this is equally absurd and bizarre.

Good performances again, but the monkey steals it.

Shame about the potty-mouthed Brit.