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Cochina, asquerosa, con cosas tan inapropiadas que no voy a escribirlas, da pena ajena, fomenta idiotez extrema y por favor nunca la veas (te volverá tarado y sacrificarás parte del sentido común el cuál lamentablemente escasea en la sociedad, el cuál debemos salvar porque para nada conviene que hayan porquerías, son malas).

The only major flaw i found with Ted 2 is that it's just not as funny or energetic as the first one, the original Ted delivered nonstop, dumb, stupid comedy that really worked, it had me dying of laughter and not wanting the movie to end, that's not to say Ted 2 isn't funny, it definitely has its moments, but overall, it doesn't land as many jokes, and the humor isn't as consistent. When compared to the first one top-tier level of simple, stupid, hilarious plot, again compare to the first one, it's far from that, but i still found the story in Ted 2 followable and decently enjoyable, i also appreciate that the sequel didn't just rehash the original, instead, it tried to find a reasonable continuation of the story, and in that regard, it mostly succeeds. Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane (Ted) chemistry is still strong, and Amanda Seyfried is a fun and welcome addition to the cast, even though the jokes don't always land this time, the cast brings enough charm and energy to keep things entertaining, overall, Ted 2 might not be as laugh-out-loud funny as the first, but it's still a watchable and enjoyable follow-up.

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Ted 2 is funny and very similar to the first movie, while it has a great message. The characters didn't evolve between the the movies and didn't have an arc throughout the movie. On the other hand all characters remained true to their original characteristics, so the writing was consistent. The jokes were very funny and the plot was interesting, I enjoyed it more than the first one's story, because I love law movies. At last but not least, the message of the movie is great and adds importance to a light-hearted comedy film. The acting was good, the directing was great, but in any other aspects, it's just mid. Ted 2 is a fun watch, with big laughs, but lacks greatness.

Not bad. Not as good as the original. I guess that's to be expected. Seth still knows how to do the timing but I just think the story might be getting a bit old under the circumstances. But it's good. I guess if you watch the first one, you have to watch the second one just to see where it's going. It's really not that. I gave it the same scores the first one. If I was really into this type of demographic of movies, I've been giving both the highest score. But I am much more intellectual usually so then I'm even giving these scores is pretty amazing.

This movie has no limits with its jokes. Its jokes are nasty, sexists, misogynistic, imposingly gay friendly but yet makes you laugh without offending these category of people.

Ted 2 is a pretty solid comedy. I laughed a whole bunch throughout. It did not live up to the story line of the first one. it was basically the same plot as the first ted. Still it was very funny and entertaining.

The sequel to Ted is just as, if not maybe a little funnier than the first one, which not very many sequels do! Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane and Giovanni Ribisi reprise their roles but not Mila Kunis since she was pregnant at the time. Instead with Amanda Seyfried playing John’s new love interest, and to me her character is a better partner for him. The plot of this film takes a real-world problem with Ted fighting for equal rights, and to be classified as a person, and they made it funny. There are jokes throughout the whole film and not a single moment without one, most of them are very dirty and they all made me laugh so hard! The family guy style of humour is even more noticeable here with all the randomness going on! There are a lot of big name celebrity cameos in the movie, most of them were unexpected and provided a good laugh. Seth MacFarlane did really well with keeping the sequel as strong as the first, and that should be a big accomplishment as a writer/director.

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Movie cycle: - Smoking weed - **** or sex joke - "O.M.G! Weed is so good!!!" - Ted acting like a total twerp - Something endearing and kind of interesting - Lame unfunny music montage that you can skip over, just like you do on Family Guy - Smoking more weed - Talking about how great weed is And that just repeats over and over until the movie ends. Not without a few laughs here and there. But Teds personality made me almost root against him for most of the movie.

Another sequel that is inferior to the original. This one just feels half-baked, and in pushing to get that bit funnier has strayed into the territory of getting nastier. Disappointing.

It's okay, but still a few pronounced steps down from the consistently funny and surprisingly affecting heights of the first film. "Ted 2" is kind of just like a post-2010's episode of "Family Guy" — about 50%-60% of the jokes kind of go in one ear and out the other, while the other half either make you genuinely smile or chuckle. As for the belly laughs, again, things are much more scant this time around. So why such a generous score? I'll admit that subjectivity has played a bit more into this than I'd like it to, as I've always had a soft spot for Seth MacFarlane's brand of comedy, particularly on shows like "Family Guy." Still, I'll concede that "Ted 2" is an infrequently successful comedy at best in my eyes. One that I'll probably forget pretty quick.

Ted 2 is a bad film, with next to no originality. The one saving grace is that at times the characters are likeable but overall its a rehash of the first film with slightly crasser yet obvious humour.

I think Ted 2 had quite its funny moments but other than that it's a rather mediocre film. The ethics kind of aspect to this movie was interesting but of course touched on too lightly. The jokes were sometimes funny but Mark Wahlberg's character was just too incredibly immature. I don't know, overall this movie wasn't bad but it wasn't that good either.

After the good box-office performance of "Ted", this sequel was already predictable. It is especially recommended to those who liked the first film and especially advised against all people whose good sense and good taste prevented them from properly enjoying it. The film brings nothing new, just continuing the story of the obscene and rude teddy bear that shone in the initial film. Unfortunately, the manners and behavior of the creature have in no way improved, continuing to be the perfect mirror **** of teenagers with no prospects of life, no education, no manners and obsessed with everything that has to do with sex, alcohol or induce hallucinogenic states. The film is supposed to be a comedy but, viewed from this perspective, it takes on tragic and deeply unhappy contours. But I'm not surprised. I was not expecting Seth MacFarlane, a man who likes to make movies and serials with offensive and provocative humor, had suddenly turned into an Amish or something like that. But I remain in doubt whether the art of cinema needed another junk-film for its vast collection. In any case, the film has an advantage (the only one): as a social critic, it allows us all to think whether we want to be equal or better than that bear, and allows me (and others like me) to write texts like this.

A couple good jokes. But too too mean and cruel to be funny. I like silly male humor, but this was just two losers who did not know they were losers lashing out at others for perverse pleasure. McFarland needs to write with others who can help him understand how to use his creativity to best use and stop him from himself when he goes into the gutter.

Feels too much like an extended episode of Family Guy. I didn't feel that way about the first one. Maybe it's the especially inane plot, but mostly I think it was the style of jokes. They felt lazier.

Mala, simplemente mala, no aporta absolutamente nada al genero, totalmente innecesaria, y no se la recominendo a nadie, es predecible, aburrida y cliche, es una comedia romantica muy muy aburrida

Mixed up, hokey to a fault, loud and only infrequently funny. Ted 2 is far too busy trying to move in every direction at once to compete with it's far more emotionally honest predecessor.

I started watching this movie and I had to check if I just put in the wrong DVD and was just watching Ted 1. I wasn't, though I am a huge fan of Seth MacFarlane's work, this was just unimpressive. It felt like 2 hours of a well animated bad episode of family guy. It had its moments, but I certainly expected more. I do not recommend watching this movie.

Um dos piores filmes que já vi,humor fraco e MUITO entediante,o primeiro foi claramente superior,o filme é pura enrolação pro enredo demorar duas horas e com uma direção de merda

Unfortunately Ted 2 mostly relies on a similar sort of comedy seen in McFarlane's Family Guy. It's either the vulgar low-brow humour that I hope only pubescent boys find funny, or it picks on society's minorities in a pathetic attempt to generate the slightest chuckle. The only two black characters in the film have the personality of 'stupid' or 'sassy', whilst homosexuals are also ridiculed in a court sequence. Another scene involves jokes about 9/11 and the Charlie Hebdo shootings. During these moments, I honestly felt ashamed to be in the cinema. Similar to Family Guy, there are few laughs here and there, but this number is totally unproportionate to Ted 2's length, which in actuality felt like double the near 2-hour run time. Perhaps this is a result of the erratic pacing or detestable characters, both of which overshadow the heart-warming note the narrative attempts to end on. I am embarrassed to admit I saw Ted 2 on the big screen, and if I ever need another reason to avoid McFarlane's "comedies", then the existence of this film is it.

There is no reason for this film to get hate, it has so many funny moments and it delivers. I had such a fun time at the movies, I always have been a big Seth MacFarlane fan.

Seth MacFarlane returns to the director's chair once again, with a sequel to the surprise comedy of 2012 that is 'Ted' (2012). He brings us...'Ted 2'. Mark Wahlberg returns as John Bennett, the grown man with his best friend, the teddy bear that is Ted (voiced by Seth MacFarlane). The movie begins with the wedding of Ted and Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth), and we learn that John's been recently divorced from Lori (who was played by Mila Kunis, who didn't return for this sequel), and needs to find new love. We see that Ted and Tami-Lynn settle in to married life, and are struggling to pay bills, and have a heated argument that is similar to the beginning of 'Raging Bull' (1980), it was very funny and had me laughing for a while. We then see that Ted plans on having a baby with Tami-Lynn which they hope will solidify their relationship, and Ted needs to find a sperm donor. They turn to their life-long icon, Sam Jones (as himself), but he cannot deliver. John decides, after a number of attempts to ask other people, that he should offer the gesture, and this leads to a very funny sequence in the fertility clinic. All hope seems to be lost when Ted gets a letter informing him that he is not a human being, but instead, he is "property", and must settle this in a court case, but he needs a lawyer. The lawyer that he turns to is a young girl named Sam Jackson (Amanda Seyfried), who they discover also smokes and gets high, and she instantly earns their trust. Donny (Giovanni Ribisi) is seen working at the Hasbro factory, where Ted was manufactured and hears about his court case, and persuades the boss to make Ted lose the case and find out what made him special and sell millions for the company. The movie is pretty much similar to the first one in terms of its overall plot, and delivers the same laughs we loved from before. But, there are times where even the character Ted comes off as a little annoying from time to time, sometimes MacFarlane probably should've reduced his dialogue to a certain extent. We even get some forced pop-culture references to films like 'Jurassic Park' (1993), and even "Star Wars" that feel very forced as this movie only seems to live off and is dependent on pop-culture jokes to keep it alive. The original 2012 movie didn't rely too much on forced humor to keep it structured, but this one does, which shows that Seth MacFarlane just ran out of steam for the movie, and the only reason why this sequel was ever made was due to the fact that the first one was a surprise hit. Mediocre sequel to a surprise comedy.

As you can expect from a Seth MacFarlane film, it is pretty hilarious, there is some great jokes and catchy quotes, but it never really reaches it's predecessor's heights, the performances are pretty good and the story is decent, but there's something missing, maybe originality or a more compelling story.

Wow, well that was truly disappointing. First of all I want to mention that I have watched the extended cut which adds around 10 minutes more of tediousness (no pun intended), and I honestly would have picked the shorter version had I known how bad and boring this movie is. To be honest, one could tell that the ride is not going to be a fun one after having to endure the opening credits dance sequence which is strikingly reminiscent of that of the Family Guy, only it is almost 3 minutes long. Clocking at around two hours, the extended Ted 2 is full of exhausting moralizing cliché talks about how the legal system is supposed to treat everyone equally, "protagonists going somewhere" montages (and some other montages, like "protagonists prepare for a court hearing"), unmemorable dialogues, unfunny pot jokes, more unfunny jokes unrelated to pot (an added bonus is Mark Wahlberg covered in fake semen. At least I think that it's fake. Maybe.) and occasionally, about once in 40 minutes, gags that actually provoke some laughter. And those gags are not nearly hilarious enough to justify sitting through all the monotony in between. I truly liked the first Ted. I found "A million ways to die in the west" to be inferior, but still enjoyable. This one, however, dropped the bar so low you can see the rock bottom from here, gotta hope that the trend with Seth MacFarlane's movies' quality turns around. The last line of Ted 2 is "hashtag **** Happens". That is quite ironic, as it is a fairly accurate description of this movie's creation.

" Ted 2 is a better sequel than I thought, but it not reaches the heights of the first part. If you like family guy or other Seth Macfarlane projects than you'll have a great time with the movie." + Macfarlanes humor + Cast + Liam Neeson scene + better than I thought + one of the best comedies in 2015 - the main story - not so tough humor like the prequel GENRE RATING: 8.3 OVERALL RATING: 7.0

It was fun and with lots of usual Seth Macfarlane type jokes. But I think the first part was better. Of course this had some funny parts and some not so much, but I expected something better. Anyway, from comedies that came out in 2015, which I have seen, this still cracks top 15 or top 10 at least (at least from the ones that were hyped in Hollywood).

Surprisingly, Ted 2 is better than the first one. The characters are more likable this time around, and it was consistently funnier. It is a pretty silly storyline, but with a movie with a talking teddy bear, that is what I expect.

If you've seen the first Ted a lot, then you know what's going to pop up in the sequel. If Seth McFarlane can make Family Guy work out so well, then this Ted movie could need a lot of work to build up.

This film was very fun to watch. It built upon the question I had about the first film, "How can a teddy bear get married?" Usually, I don't like films like these. Movies with sex, drugs and swearing don't appeal to me a great deal. Borat, for example, absolutely disgusted me. I did, however, like the first film. I found it original and hilarious. This film has improved it in every way. Aside from a few... odd scenes every now and then, Ted 2 was a very, very good film. As a fairly innocent minded person, occasionally I struggled to figure out what was going on, but towards the end of the film - the humour softened a little from lots of sex things to actual genuine hilarity. The second part of the film is easily better than the first. Ted 2 is a must-watch for fans of the first film.

Not as good as the first one in my Opinion but Ted 2 has enough hilarious Moments to keep you interested. This Movie is about a talking Teddybear, who wants a Baby, and nothing will stop him, to get it.

Pretty much funny but i guess seth Shouldve used the Unrated version better cause i'd laughed hader in the unrated version better same with A Million Ways to Die In The West I'd Enjoyed the Unrated version also.

Ted 2 is a continuation of the first Ted movie and is fairly similar to the first with It's consistent use of Fart and Weed jokes. The movie is funny most of the time but a few of the movies jokes fall flat quite badly. But at the same time the movie has some great cameos and really funny movie spoofs. The story this time around is that Ted is forced to prove he's not a toy and that also makes it so he can't adopt a kid and is forced to be divorced...yeah this movie is all over the place. The story isn't anything special but the humor makes up for most of it. If you have seen the first Ted movie and you enjoyed it Ted 2 will be just the same for you, It doesn't do anything new and inventive but plays it safe when it comes to a combine of this level.

The return wasn't as exciting as the previous one. No surprise why this film failed to excite me, but a few people thinks its a passable sequel. The original movie was atypical, so the success followed it. In my perspective better that should have left as a one-off movie. But as a low budget product, they knew it was going grab back twice, thrice they spent because of the star value and indeed the first film's influence. There is no story, simply based on the usual Hollywood road adventure like the flicks 'Fanboys', 'Dumb and Dumber To', 'Not Suitable for Children' et cetera, except the character Ted which makes this theme a special. A couple of good jokes and that's it, the rest were ineffective, sometime keep repeating the same ones. The 2 hours in a too plain concept, is way too long to sit and watch/focus. The cameos were weak, or maybe worthless/meaningless, especially Liam Neeson's. The best things were the production quality, acting and like I mentioned before, the character Ted. For the one time watch, I think kind of manageable, but definitely not suitable for repeat viewing or to recommend it to the others. But overall, a little disappointed with the outcome. They have got one more chance to end this franchise on a high note as a decent trilogy if the next film gets a better storyline. 6/10

I love the first Ted, i love Family Guy, I love Seth Macfarlane's talent. He is a very talented individual and this movie shows for it. Very few comedy sequels end up being any good, and this is by far one of the best. The trailers concerned me because they didn't look that funny. But, the film saved the best jokes for the film and it was worth it!

Ted 2 was a hilarious movie , a little more coarse than the first, but the plot is ridiculous , as it is happening Ted father a child , it is a teddy bear, respond with a demon !, but the rest is great. ****

Watching Ted 2 shows that it way beyond the point of no return in becoming a film that makes any sense, is that a bad thing? Absolutely not, besides that's what makes it different. But Ted 2, Directed by Seth MacFarlane, Starring Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Giovanni Ribisi, and Morgan Freeman. In my opinion, what makes this film great is the performances of the cast, the unbelievably random ass humor, and the fact that it is a worthy sequel to the first film. Now, I could not stop laughing while watching Ted 2, there would always be a joke hiding somewhere, and when you least expect it, that joke comes out and it is so random that it would trigger another joke, and then another joke, and so on and so forth. The film also had a very good running joke that I didn't even expect the first time, it was when any of the characters would use their phone or a computer to search something up it would show, "Did you mean Black ****?", and every time that happened I burst into laughter. The performances of the cast was great, even the cameos were random, I mean we got Liam Neeson buying a box of Trix and asking Ted if it was weird that he was buying cereal meant for kids, David Hasselhoff crying on stage while talking about Knight Rider, Tom Brady freaking out after Johnny and Ted were in his house to jack him off for is sperm, Jay Leno being a gay guy who has sex in a bathroom in bar when everyone finds out that he had been doing just that, and so many others. The structure of the film was no different to the first film but it did improve. I am definitely looking forward to what Seth Macfarlane has in store for television, and movie goers next, cause Ted 2 will be pretty hard to beat because it is one of the best comedy films in 2015.

Burzowi kumple powinni już dać sobie spokój. Ciężko jest mi pozytywnie ocenić ten film. Wiem, że kręcił ją Seth MacFarlane, ale to nie robi dla mnie żadnej różnicy. Żarty w większości są nie śmieszne, a sytuacje w jakich znajdują się bohaterowie po prostu żałosne. Ted 2 to marna komedia i nie polecam jej nikomu (oprócz osobom, którym pierwsza część się podobała).

Anyone who says this movie is terrible is a real stupid beach. Let me tell you, people hate this movie for one reason and one reason only; it has somehow become considered socially cool to hate on seth macfarlane. I mean, it's not like most people go walking into Ted 2, unaware of the first film, or expecting something different. I pray to Satan, please let lighting come and strike down the haters.

This movie has no limits with its jokes. Its jokes are nasty, sexists, misogynistic, imposingly gay friendly but yet makes you laugh without offending these category of people. I could not stop laughing since the movie started and I kept laughing even after the movie finished.

Ted 2 Is Good Sequel Love 1st Ted But This Film Is Rated R But Same Create Of Family Guy Actor Is Make Laugh Song Is Funny But Donny Return Sequel Ted Is Funny

I almost listened to the critics and skipped this one. I'm glad I didn't. I found myself laughing out loud more in this one than the first. I guess McFarland's humor is an acquired taste. Consider me hooked. I like everything he does.

The movie should be called Ted 2: Weed and **** but besides those two things its a typical McFarlane movie with hit and miss comedy, badly paced scenes, cameo's left and right, heartless characters and an agenda pushing story. I will admit that certain scenes are very funny and made me laugh harder than any movie this year.

"Ted 2" is overly plotted, weirdly offensive and not nearly as charming as the first film. But it's ultimate sin is that it is so incredibly, painfully unfunny.

Much funnier and more interesting than the first one. The story itself, focused on Ted, is quite well developed and discuss important topics for the audience. Sefried coming to replace Kunis was a very good trade because her character is more loveable and nicer and she has great chemistry with Ted and John. Besides, jokes keep being incredibly hilarious and amusing. The opening scene can be ridiculous just like some sequences through the movie but, in general, we have a good sequel to the 2012's hit. I had a lot of fun with it!

I live in the sweet spot for this movie's pop culture references and therefore had a great time watching Ted 2. For general audiences (not obsessed with 80s-90s movie, television and music) I imagine TED2 will seem completely stupid and lacking any real entertainment value. I found it goofy, irreverent, disrespectful and disgusting. My face hurt from smiling when it was over.

if you have seen the first one that should be enough, the first one was much better and this one couldn't seem to go in a new direction basically almost copied the original, i would recommend wait until it is released or wait for it on tv