#GROWN UPS 2 FULL MOVIE PUTLOCKERS MOVIE#
I know that is kind of the point, but at least the first movie had a plot to build this concept around, while bringing some cute morals to the table.
The result of this, a lack of any story or moral dilemma for the characters making them really just clumsy idiots who have yet to grow up. I've already admitted there is some well timed moment that will have you laughing, but Grown Ups 2 felt like a mash up of too much stupidity rolled into one package. Grown Ups 2 could have been just as cute and entertaining as the first movie had they not crammed so many people into such a small time frame. So what is my point of telling you comedy styles other than to fill up space? It is to make the point that bringing in lots of stars is not the best formula for a successful movie. This time however, they have a couple of cute scenes, awkward scenes, but for the most part just lack anything worth elaborating on. Last movie they provided the cute comedy, the naïve belief of everything their parents saying being true. The younger actors that play Sandler and crew's kids have been diluted in this role, now nothing more than tools used for the adult comedy. Other times characters by Tim Meadows, Taylor Lautner, and Cheri Oteri were either too stupid, too annoying, or did the same things over and over again to bore you to death. Sometimes extras like Steve Buscemi, Jon Lovitz, or Maya Rudolph would get a lot of laughs for the few things they did. As for the rest of the extras, they were kind of hit or miss for me. Shaquille O'Neal believe it or not wasn't that bad either, the former Kazaam star often getting a well timed joke about his size, or basketball weaknesses. Did it go a little too far sometimes? Yes, especially when it came to some sexual relationships and inappropriate dressing. Nick Swardson got the more extreme character that knew no limits, often got injured in ridiculous ways, and crossed the line often to make his character unpredictable. Instead the parts I laughed with had to do with the surrounding cast, who seemed to have gotten the better, often more extreme, humor situations. I'll admit I chuckled at some of these tired comedy shticks, but many of the jokes these guys threw at did little to amuse me. You've seen these roles plenty of times now to know if you want to see them again, where those who are tired or can't stand these actors wanting to avoid this movie like the plague. Finally David Spade plays the lazy bum with issues, in particular falling for the wrong women and now trying to deal with the illegitimate son (Alexander Ludwig). Chris Rock takes the comedy involving awkward approaches and fear of his daughter dating. Kevin James acts like an overgrown kid, who screams at the top of his lungs, while cracking jokes about his weight. Sandler's focus is spread between bathroom humor, exaggerated injury stunts, and throwing insults at the random people he meets. What kind of comedy? In truth, this movie has a quite a spectrum of comedic styles tagged with the various celebrities that fill this movie to the brim.
Comedy is the primary element in Grown Ups 2 that entertained me, as well as the audience, the most. Was Grown Ups 2 one of these movies or did it fail to impress? Read on to find out. Of course a star studded cast often fails in many ways, which seems to present a challenge to directors to try and defy the trend. Well this weekend we get one of his first sequels in the form of Grown Ups 2, which bragged about the cavalcade of comedians that were making an appearance. While this was funny in the beginning with Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, etc., many have grown tired of the linearity that has become his career. Let's face it Sandler's characters haven't changed much over the last two decades as he continues to bring child like mannerisms into various situations. This time we hit another comedy sequel starring one of the most famous big kids in the world (Adam Sandler) and his gang. Robbie K hitting you up with another movie review.
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