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There are a million positive reviews of this film and I'm not eloquent like them and have nothing else to add really other than this was just about a perfect film.

It was so simple. No special effects, no 3 hour run time, no convoluted plot. Just a simple 90 minute film about 12 guys exploring about every issue there is like racism, sexism, classism, ageism. It was all there and done so well.

This is a must watch. Why can't they make more movies like this?

We all know the story so I won't go into that so I'll talk about the film. Pretty well done! The tension was there throughout. The scenes were graphic but not too graphic. Just enough to make you uncomfortable.

The best was when that little girl saw that door open and for the first time you felt hope. When the neighbors rushed up and were all helping. That was awesome.

That a* got off easy.

I love the first one. And the second one was just as good. I like the first one it had that same humor that was just enough. It was not over the top and it was not annoying. It just fit great.

I do want to talk about the casting of the two dads. Will Ferrell's dad, John Lithgow, I thought was perfect. Perfect casting. Mel Gibson on the other hand I thought was terrible. He was just so out of place in his acting felt so forced in this one. I don't know who could've done it better but this was just not his best role.

Again, I enjoyed it and would definitely watch a third one if they ever made it.