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Review by: shellcruise (Shelley)
Dated: 25th of June, 2014
We MySky every Sunday premiere, and watch at a later date. Grown Ups 2 sat on the hard drive for a couple of weeks and we were both dreading to watch this movie. Found the first one so totally boring and really no point so was not holding out much hope for this movie.
As soon as it started saw the 'Happy Madison logo' at the beginning you knew automatically its an Adam Sandler movie and all of his mates are out to have some fun. All the typical suspects are there David Spade, Chris Rock, Kevin James and my fav Peter Dante, only one missing is Rob Schnider but apparently they have had a falling out, but how I do miss his 'how you doing?" anyways I degress.....
This movie is actually not that bad and I was laughing quite a bit. There was the potty humour but it was done in such a way that you didn't mind it. Loved the ice cream scene its gross but yet really funny. There are fights, immaturity, jokes and the cutest dancing baby. For an Adam Sandler movie it really is not that bad. No real plot besides 'bullying' and its easy to follow. I just about cried a couple of times but thats the mummy in me. It held my attention for the whole time and was just a really funny/silly movie. If you like Adam and his mates worth a watch much better than the first one.
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