Ternet Ninja 2

Big fan of the first film...this one dosent come close.. not as funny, and not as charming, me and the kids was kinda bored and dissapointed. Otherwise a big fan of Anders Matthesen. Need to step it Up a boy.

The sequel is still a masterpiece.

And as with the previous one, it's not a children movie or aimed at children.

It contain grim humor with dark and scary moments, sexual references.

So if you start watching the movie with your children, thinking it's innocent and for kids, you will be in for a surprise.

If you loved the first one you will love this one as well.

A simple, but a funny movie, as expected. I think Checkered Ninja (2018) has a better story, which makes it slightly better than Checkered Ninja 2 (2021), but otherwise, Checkered Ninja 2 is a respectable sequel. Recommending for those who like the first one, but still, as I thought of Checkered Ninja, I think Checkered Ninja 2 also should have 16 years as the minimum age because of its rough language.

I watched the first movie about 13 times (and I wish I was exaggurating) because it was so good, this movie however.. I have no plan to rewatch it, it's got the same characters for the most part except they feel a lot "safer" in the humor, something which disappointed me. If you loved the first movie, definitely watch this one, but keep your expectations a bit lower. And (in the norwegian dub) I'm disappointed that they didnt have the same actor from the last film voice all the characters, it gave it a lot more charm. There's also not really any super interesting plot points like in the first movie.. it just doesn't have any super memorable points, the only parts I can remember is that the main character is in thailand and one scene where the tourist guide is in a room with gas canisters for whatever reason and the rest is pretty much all gone from my mind.

Mattesen, the writer of "Ternet Ninja" the first book is back with a film based on his second book "Ternet Ninja 2". Mattesen continues down the same path with the main characters from the first. The humor is intact, and has that truly Mattesen sharpness to it, that Danes absolutely adore, there is no filter and the underlying humor is drippleing in this one with sexual references in abundance in that subtle way that Mattesen does (that the movie takes place mostly in Thailand, helps it a lot in that regard). If you liked the first one youll love the second one, though its not for the youngest audiences just like his first animation movie - "Terkel i knibe" had is really dark and scary moments. The characters progress nicely and evolves and even Sune gets a chance to redeem himself. A classic movie is born, and I can't imagine he wont continue with a third book and movie.