Mi nismo andjeli 2

Only thing what spoils my feeling about this movie is bunch of ungrateful midgets constantly spitting on it. To avoid any misunderstanding I've watched first part once again and now I can seriously ask - what are you talking about?? I can sadly notice that most of people in ex-Yugoslavia decides to live in past. Losers! First part which was made in 1991 was probably the last breath of our old culture, before the war started and country broke apart. Well either you want to admit it or not, but that happened, so what's a point of living in the past, listening crappie disco music from 80-ties, unconditionally glorifying everything from 'old times' and in same time denying that lives goes one and new things come with it? From my point of view, Dragojevic made everything best with this movie, still working in heavy conditions as are today in Serbia. To remind you one thing - this is a teenage comedy, so relax and enjoy it instead of keeping a daily crap inside your heads and criticizing everything. If Dragojevic haven't paid 'debt to his country' with his two previous movies, then I seriously don't know who did? I'm really sick of listening this same crap every time I go home from people who have least right to say anything. So if you can't, shut up and let the others enjoy it!

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About 'UnlimitedPower' comment: Who ever said the film is 'great'?? I'm just pointing that most of the people in Serbia see the other people's work (and whole universe) - black and white! Or bad and good, from their own very personal point of view.

As from my point of view, all three parts of this sequel are unpretentious easy entertainment, and if you take them as that, than you can equally enjoy all three parts. And calling some of them 'masterpiece' and other 'total crap' is really ridiculous... and typically Serbian. I've always seen Dragojevic as one of movie makers that made me proud of being Serb myself. Unlike those who are complaining, blaming and condemning him now, and if he scores 'three points' for Serbia (maybe with 'St. George Shoots the Dragon'?) - then he's gonna have his 'Happy Hour'. It's just adolescent way of thinking of one entire nation.

OK, as I can see there are many people who are saying that this movie is stupid. But this is the opinion of those who do not understand the culture of the Serbian nation and they judge by their own standards. Otherwise I'm from Bulgaria I find "Mi nismo andjeli 2" one of the funniest movies from eastern Europe. Also a have read the other comment about the movie, saying that dialogues and themes in them are too offending and badly executed. But that's the way Serbian people talk and it's funny and i like it a lot and when you are from different culture first try to understand and than give your opinion. I'm sorry that I do not have the time to write more about this brilliant comedy.

First of all to the guy with the "puritan" words- this film is not a comedy for the 'western family' and it is made for a balkanese, and at most for a 'east European family'. Believe me- almost nobody is frustrated here with the curses and stuff used in it, because our countries still have freedom of speech(almost everything comes in its uncensored version from the west).

I had no special expectations for the film, except to laugh without caring much about the story. The film fulfilled my expectations and I have laughed from heart.

I have watched the two films in 4 days time while a film festival was going on in BG. Both are good. We have no commercials whatsoever here about them and also no official screening excluding the film festivals. And the people like them- the word goes from one mouth to another and they download them and watch them even in the small Bulgarian towns. No bad words about them up until now. I think they would have good success if they are officially screened in the cinemas across all of Eastern Europe and Russia.

I've just seen this movie, unfortunately on a bad DIVX since I live abroad, and I can only say nice things about it. It's funny, uplifting and stylish. The look and pace are very similar to the original, only more polished in every way. I loved the storyline, the characters are amusing, jokes funny, and the daughter is hot enough to be believable as Belgrade's teenage uberbabe.

This, being a sequel, is obviously not going to be a classic, but I think that everyone who has seen and liked the original will almost certainly like this sequel as well.

Very pleasantly surprised! 8/10.

We Are Not Angels 2 delivers in people's expectations of a sequel, i'm not going to put down the negative opinions against it. I can understand that some people might be incorporation nostalgia into their opinions a bit too much than they should.

Overall however, they are allowed to be disappointed as WANA2 definite'y doesn't have the same 'vibe' as the first movie.

I'll say it. Upfront that i enjoyed this film alot more, or rather that i laughed and was engaged alot more, and i would give it a 8.5 rating originally, but upoon a deeper look i think that this movie objectiveely isn't up to par in some aspects.

The main issue is that it feels so lost, the jokes, while funny, carry very little meaning, in a way that it feeels like cheap comedy. To clarify, i mean that even though you'll laugh, you really won't be able to explain why, it's like children laughing at toilet humour, they find it funny, but for really no particular reason.

However an improved aspect of this movie is definitely engagement. WIth NIkola taking a more proactive role in moving the plot along, the viewer can also have their attention stirred, and not feel bored half way.

Even though the premise might be 'generic' with a father trying to deal with his daughter's dating life make sense for a WANA sequel. Think about it, the first movie ended on Nikola and Marina's baby being born, the next movie could naturally be about parenthood, and parenthood has many aspeects to it which would fit with the theme of the movie, and that theme is responsibility. WANA' was all about NIkola rising up to the challenge of responsibility.

Another complaint i have is Marina's absence, NIkola wasn't the only main character, Marina was one aswell, altough i think she was a very shallow character in the first movie, with a much bigger focus being put on NIkola. Fathers aren't the only people who worry about their children and their relationships, she would've fit into the movie just fine. Not only that, we could've had her character expanded upon, dive a bit deeper in what went wrong with her relationship with Nikola, this way, the movie could've had an even better plot, been better paced due to more content to work with while also being a good comedy.

All in all, i think this is a decent sequel, i don't think it's as bad as people put it out to be, atleast coming from an objective analysis of the movie's story, plot, pacing, characters. Maybe the others are right about this not being a movie about 'serbian culture' like the previous one was, im not too familiar with it so i can't say much about that.

I'd still consider watching it.