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Ted 2 (2015)

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Participants Edward Price6Jeremy Kim57Karen Smith9analogseal86amberjackal8stormyeagle65wanderingbear69Brandon Williams86vivideagle7Andrew Murphy5Richard Wilson4Lisa MyersAmanda Kimplacidorca31Nancy Morgan3brisknomad2Jacob Cooper5Ryan Murphycosmicdriver42silentsurfer3wanderingpanther14
placidorca31 placidorca31 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#21 ·
This might be the single worst sequel ever made. The original was an absolute masterpiece, but this... it’s just pure garbage.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#22 ·
Lisa Myers said:I haven't seen the first one yet.

Well, fair enough. But if you're wondering which sequel hits harder, you really ought to catch the first one first. Some plot points carry over, even if you're mostly just watching for the cool stunts anyway.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#23 ·
Amanda Kim said:Great movie. They ditched the boring Mila Kunis and cast a much better actress for the female lead instead....

#grrmondays

I wasn't huge on Amanda either, but considering how much she usually gets on my nerves, she was actually alright here.
Nancy Morgan3 Nancy Morgan3 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2020
#24 ·
Amanda Kim said:Great movie. They ditched the boring Mila Kunis and cast a much better actress for the female lead instead....

#grrmondays

placidorca31 said:This might be the single worst sequel ever made. The original was an absolute masterpiece, but this... it’s just pure garbage.

Interesting movie ratings on this forum. It's always extremes here—nobody ever lands in the middle.
placidorca31 placidorca31 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#25 ·
I thought the first part was excellent; the forethought they put into it was top-notch...
Ideally, they should have just left it at that, but once the money started talking, all bets were off...
Lisa Myers Lisa Myers Active Member
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joined Mar 2014
#26 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Well, fair enough. But if you're wondering which sequel hits harder, you really ought to catch the first one first. Some plot points carry over, even if you're mostly just watching for the cool stunts anyway.

So, even if the sequel beats the original, will watching the first one actually make the second one feel even better? 🤣
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#27 ·
Lisa Myers said:So, even if the sequel beats the original, will watching the first one actually make the second one feel even better? 🤣

😁

Nah, look, if you hate the first one, you aren't gonna magically love the second one either. 😉

Most people who aren't fans of Ted just don't get the humor or the whole vibe of the story. It's basically the same thing twice—the second one is a bit funnier, sure, but they're pretty much cut from the same cloth.
brisknomad2 brisknomad2 Newcomer
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joined May 2015
#28 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:😁

Nah, look, if you hate the first one, you aren't gonna magically love the second one either. 😉

Most people who aren't fans of Ted just don't get the humor or the whole vibe of the story. It's basically the same thing twice—the second one is a bit funnier, sure, but they're pretty much cut from the same cloth.

I'd have to agree. I caught the first one a few days before seeing the sequel in theaters, and they're decent enough. They lean heavily into that specific brand of American humor (if you can even call it that 🤔), but it works. If you compare them, the second film has a better female lead and a broader, faster-paced story.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#29 ·
brisknomad2 said:I'd have to agree. I caught the first one a few days before seeing the sequel in theaters, and they're decent enough. They lean heavily into that specific brand of American humor (if you can even call it that 🤔), but it works. If you compare them, the second film has a better female lead and a broader, faster-paced story.

Pretty much can't argue with that. 👍
Lisa Myers Lisa Myers Active Member
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joined Mar 2014
#30 ·
Western humor 😂.

Well, fine—now I know I'm skipping the third movie.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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#31 ·
Lisa Myers said:Western humor 😂.

Well, fine—now I know I'm skipping the third movie.

Wahlberg actually joked in Entourage about making like a hundred sequels to Ted😁
Jacob Cooper5 Jacob Cooper5 Active Member
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joined Nov 2014
#32 ·
I actually downloaded the first part because I honestly thought it would be something my "friend" would appreciate.
Man, did I ever eat dirt. It was so cringe I felt physically sick—I ended up having to apologize just to stop the secondhand embarrassment from killing me... 🤦
Ryan Murphy Ryan Murphy Member
19 messages
joined Jun 2012
#33 ·
What on earth did they do to Ted??? 🙂

The first movie was honestly amazing. I was laughing my head off, quoting lines for months afterward, and sticking up for him whenever people called the character stupid. I even recommended it to anyone looking for a solid comedy. I was such a huge Ted fan!

But this... this is hands down the biggest pile of trash I’ve ever sat through. I never thought a movie—especially a sequel to Ted—could be this brainless!
Everything feels fine enough until that lawyer character shows up (for the first 15 minutes or so, it was actually funny). After that, it’s just a straight slide into total garbage.

I waited so long for this one. I'm just so disappointed. And btw, this is literally the first movie in my life that actually made me fall asleep. I have no clue how it ends. Honestly, I don't even care.
cosmicdriver42 cosmicdriver42 Active Member
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joined Dec 2020
#34 ·
I just finished my first watch yesterday and dove straight into the sequel today. Honestly? Both were great. The whole concept behind Ted is brilliant, and I actually dig the edgy American humor—it fits his character perfectly. It was a blast.
silentsurfer3 silentsurfer3 Active Member
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joined Jul 2023
#35 ·
Finally dragged myself around to watching this movie after ages.
And man, I gotta say, I’m totally blown away by 😁
Honestly, I think this is one of those rare gems where the sequel actually outshines the original.
Like people have been saying—no Mila Kunis, they trimmed the villain down to just a few scenes (huge win in my book), and the dark humor hits way harder here than it did in the first one.
There are some killer Easter Eggov scattered throughout, but there's one thing bugging me:
What was that deal with Liam Neeson at the end? When he tells him, "I won't forget this, Ted..."—it felt like something was missing there, you know?
Also, the guy calls his son Apollo Creed Clubber Lang (total nod to Rocky 3)
I ended up rewinding that scene like ten times. 🤣
wanderingpanther14 wanderingpanther14 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2016
#36 ·
I actually preferred the first one; this one just isn't quite as engaging.

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