A niche movie, and the length is a bit lengthy, it is more appropriate to control it at 90 minutes.
Recommendation index: ★★☆ (5/10 points), even the first new idea is gone, personally disappointed.
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Actually not as good as the first
Emmanuel 2022-01-27 08:04:21
In 2015, the sequel of the movie "Teddy Bear 2" was actually a piss, cheating money. This plot is far from the first with profound meaning and forced human rights. What the hell? There is no basic promotion theme, it can only be called hard, the vulgarity of pornography, gambling and drugs, just a smile, but as the old lawyer said in the first meeting, there is too much negative energy. . . My favorite highlight is the many surprises at the Comic Con, but it’s a pity that this has something to do with teddy bears? There are indeed a lot of stalks, a lot of irony, and a lot of depth, but the average audience who is really too deep stalks doesn't understand at all. If you don't understand, it is called a cold joke. . .
A niche movie, and the length is a bit lengthy, it is more appropriate to control it at 90 minutes.
Recommendation index: ★★☆ (5/10 points), even the first new idea is gone, personally disappointed.
A niche movie, and the length is a bit lengthy, it is more appropriate to control it at 90 minutes.
Recommendation index: ★★☆ (5/10 points), even the first new idea is gone, personally disappointed.
Extended Reading
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[Ted enters the New York Comic-Con and bumps into Guy, who is dressed as The Tick]
Guy: Hey, Ted!
Ted: Guy?
Guy: I thought that was you. What's happening, man? Hey Rick! It is Ted.
[Rick appears, dressed as Lt. Worf]
Rick: Hey, how are you doin'?
Ted: Hey, what's going on?
Guy: What are you doing here?
Ted: [sighs] You know, I just feel at home among the outcasts. What are you guys doing here?
Guy: Well, you know, uh, Rick and I, we just come here as a gag.
Rick: Yeah. Dress up like we're into this shit and fuck with the nerds.
[Guy stops a guest passing by]
Ted: Hey, spaz. Uh, why don't you go get me some Big League Chew. How about that, huh?
[Guy gives the guest a wedgie. He and Rick laugh as the guest runs away]
Ted: Ha-ha. All right, well, good luck with your dick, there.
[noticing the bulge on Guy's costume before walking away]
Guy: Right on. You too, man.
[Guy looks at his hands]
Guy: God dammit, that underwear had shit on it!
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[Ted runs away from Donny all over the New York Comic-Con, then he hides among a display of similar teddy bears. Donny sees the display]
Donny: You know, I really love that Neil Diamond. Especially that song they sing at the, uh, the Red Sox games. It's just so infectious. You just can't help but sing along.
Donny: [singing] Hands touching hands, reaching out, touching me, touching you, Sweet Caroline...
[Ted suddenly reacts to the song, giving himself away among the teddy bears]
Ted: Bah, bah, bah!
[Donny lunges at him]
Ted: Fuck! Crazy son of a bitch!
[Ted struggles to escape by punching Donny, but Donny punches back]
Vendor: Hey! What are you doing to that bear?
Donny: I'm sorry, I uh,
Vendor: You better be planning on buying that!
Donny: He just reminds me of when I was a kid.
Vendor: Yeah, that's great. $40.
Donny: Okay. I have $40 here.
[Donny gives the vendor his money before walking away with Ted]