loulou1992

1st I prefer it to the first film which always bores me.... I have a love hate relationship with the film... It's very 80s and how I remember the decade, the soundtrack is unbeatable and Scott made a very stylish film but I just don't dig the story line... I do like Cruise, he has made some great films but there is better 80s films then TG.

With today's society and generation I'm really shocked to see TG2 has grossed a Marvel gross considering it's not part of the new cinematic experience. It's a product of the 80s, it's not all about cgi heroes ect yet it's managed to make that impact and I will give it credit for showing when made correctly and older film concept can still make a big impact. Much same with Terminator, that could still work with the big man but in the right hands... And one thing TG2 has done is made Tom Cruise the biggest movie star of all time, literally. We have had names since the 1920s that are legends that have made an impact but Cruiseman has been a consistent player since 1983 and always maintained a huge status.... But with the gross of TG2 then it makes him the no.1 actor star of all time over every single man/lady to grace the screen.

I think fans of this butler are hyping it up but in all honesty he looks rather creepy.... I'm sort but I can watch it fully without feeling he doesn't suit the part... Watch Kurt Russell in his Elvis 1979 and he looks natural in every way but this new lad looks fake in every way.... My dad was a huge Elvis fan and he would have something to say about this and it wouldn't be good... Kurt Russell still is the best actor to act as Elvis, followed by Bruce Campbell.... I'm sorry but it's an honest review, the lad just doesn't look right, too much of a pretty boy of today.... Elvis was a man of his time....

Seriously who thought it would be fun having Broedrick in it, who said he was even funny... And Dr Claw is not what you would expect either.

The Ferrely Brothers was at one point going to make this, and their choice was the one we all would have seen thinking of Gadget, Jim Carrey... That would of been a class film and probably a bit gross out, which for the original fan Base would of enjoyed at that point.

Then Spielberg wanted to do it with Chevy Chase or Steve Martin, both again would have had the chops to pull it off... Yet what we got was a not so thought out piece of garbage. I've never met anyone who has seen the film or actually enjoyed it... and insult to the cartoons...