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The first film is better than this
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Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars
01/15/23
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The Brits can do lad comedies too! If you love The Hangover, you'll love this. Very very rude indeed!
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01/26/23
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Horrible. Not funny. Silly. A waste of time
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
02/06/23
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Horrible acting and really bad story line, we pushed it to watch until 15 minutes and couldn't bare to watch any more
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02/20/23
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Hands down not only the funniest but one of the best Australian films I have seen since Two Hands.
A perfect blend between Aussie and British humor. I laughed from beginning to end. Every Actor brought something unique to their characters and they blended it together perfectly. Dean Craig has done an incredible job in balancing out the humor with some deep and pure moments. Not an easy feat. I'll be watching this film again and again.
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01/20/23
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A decent enough sequel
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars
01/18/23
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David Stratton
The Australian
Though lavishly produced, the film is a pale shadow of its predecessor.
Rated: 2/5
Mar 10, 2017
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Paul Byrnes
Sydney Morning Herald
This is recycled comedy for a generation raised on much-raunchier R-rated American fare from Seth McFarlane and Judd Apatow -- and nowhere near as sharp.
Rated: 2/5
Mar 9, 2017
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Luke Buckmaster
Guardian
Craig's screenplay ... underlines the you're-supposed-to-laugh-here bits up to and including delivery, imbuing the film with an almost procedural quality: more about ticking boxes than tickling the funny bone.
Rated: 2/5
Mar 8, 2017
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Nick Dent
Time Out Sydney
Watching this gives new meaning the phrase 'cultural cringe'.
Rated: 1/5
Sep 27, 2017
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Craig Mathieson
The Sunday Age
New director Mark Lamprell (Goddess) does a decent job stringing out obvious jokes and keeping the cast in comic motion, but the film is episodic and increasingly predictable.
Rated: 2/5
Mar 20, 2017
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CJ Johnson
Film Mafia
A Few Best Men (2012), a woefully unfunny Australian / British co-pro farce, didn't need a sequel, and A Few Less Men rises to the occasion by being completely and utterly redundant.
Rated: 1.5/5
Mar 16, 2017
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