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Really cute movie, very funny moments and also deep, heartwarming and sweet. The main characters are very endearing. We liked it so much more than expected. Just watch it.

Hilarious! This sequel lives up to the hype. Genuinely funny and also has a lot of heart. We could not stop laughing. Finally a movie with no politics, no woke nonsense, just good ol’ laugh out loud Happy Gilmore style humor. Cameos Galore ✅ Jokes ✅ Nostalgia ✅ Ridiculousness ✅ Hilarious one-liners ✅ If you were a fan of the original, this does not disappoint. To all the reviewers who gave it a 1 Star review basically calling it stupid, unfunny etc…You must be a LOT of fun at parties. One reviewer was so upset by the Travis Kelce scene and the honey being slathered on him, that he felt compelled to quote the Bible. If that’s your reaction when watching this movie, that’s fine but maybe Adam Sandler’s sense of humor is not for you.

To those who gave this movie a 1 star rating because “It’s not a biopic of Bob Ross!” Or “His life was not like this!” Or “It tarnishes his image!” - You missed the joke. It’s not supposed to be a biopic. It’s a satire of a painter who is obviously inspired by Bob Ross. Owen Wilson does a great job as Carl Nargle, with his famously soothing voice. It has a very old timey feel with modern references thrown in resulting in many laugh out loud moments. I enjoyed it from start to finish.

Loved watching Ricky Gervais and Eric Bana together in this light and funny movie. We were laughing out loud throughout the entire movie. The premise is actually really funny, so just go along for the ride and enjoy it.

As someone one who works in Technology, I’ve always known that social media sites try to control and influence your thoughts on absolutely everything which is why I typically avoid sites like Twitter and Facebook. They are the puppet masters and most “users” have no clue how they are being manipulated. I’ve always said that social media is the death of civil society. Watch this riveting documentary to understand how easily it happens. I deleted Twitter right after I watched this documentary and I’m already happier.

The opening scenes are gross, I was very close to shutting it off thinking it was going to be another typical slasher movie. Hang in there because once you get past that and the body swapping begins, the movie is actually very funny, and Vince Vaughn’s portrayal of a teenage high school girl is hilarious.

Mildly amusing, not laugh out loud funny like Anchorman but a good choice if you’re in the mood for something light. The cast was great. Pierce Brosnan has a small part as Will Ferrell’s Dad, and it would have been better if his role was expanded. Overall, it's better than watching another dark depressing movie but the jokes were a bit flat.

Boring, cringe-worthy, over the top acting, and a ridiculous story line from start to finish. Doesn’t hold a candle to the original. I can’t imagine how anyone would find this movie good. The script writing was so bad, it felt like it was thrown together in 5 minutes. I love Chris Pine but I really hope he stays dead if there is another sequel.