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- Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 6 victoires et 14 nominations au total
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I appreciate the plethora of cast that returned for the sequel, but the humor fell flat for me. It was predictable and failed trying to recreate the humor of the first movie. The CGI left a lot to be desired as well.
I hated giving this low of a rating, but it is what it is. Perhaps others will like it more.
I hated giving this low of a rating, but it is what it is. Perhaps others will like it more.
Is this as funny or as good as the original? No, never was going to be either.
Is this as bad as the 1 star reviews? No it's not either!
It's entertaining & funny, with some good links to the original.
Apparently the story is weak, well yeah it's a comedy, it ain't written to get an Oscar or golden globe!!
It's written for laughs, to sit down, unwind, switch off the brain and smile.
It's a 5.7... and it's trying to be a tribute to the first film-which was epic-but not a good tribute. Some jokes are good, some characters are ok (e.g Wesley Snipes) but the story and the writing are so lazy and uninteresting that instead of a comedy, it's a sleep-athon.
I give it above 5 because I liked the music, the performances, the costumes and the fact that the original cast got together for this. And for some nice jokes here and there. But...why didn't they try a bit more? With the likes of Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall you can get a great comedy. However, these guys didn't seem to enjoy much being there. The pace is slow and the energy is low in about 80% of the film. Tracy Morgan is not adding anything new and Leslie Jones... was more annoying than funny. The plus points here are that it's indeed a feel good movie if you don't fall asleep... 5.7/10 They could have tried a bit more.
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- AnecdotesJames Earl Jones was 88 years old when he filmed his scenes. Although in reasonably good health for a man of his age, and happy to appear in this movie, James did not want to travel far to do so. His scenes were shot in one day on a rented TV soundstage nearer his home on the New York state/Connecticut border, without any of the other cast members present. It was to be Jones' final feature film role.
- GaffesThe Lion's whiskers are white. When Prince LaVelle cuts the whiskers, they are white and only a few are cut. The next scene, the whiskers are two-toned and are more than what was cut.
- Crédits fousBefore the closing credits are almost gone, Saul is interrupting them to tell a joke, like in the first movie. In this film, Saul is reciting "The Signifying Monkey" as made popular by Dolemite aka Rudy Ray Moore, the real-life person Eddie Murphy played in his previous film, Dolemite Is My Name (2019), also directed by Craig Brewer.
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- Budget
- 60 000 000 $US (estimé)
- Durée
- 1h 50min(110 min)
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 2.00 : 1
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