Hot Tub Time Machine 2

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Joel G @HellHammerThrash Dec 6 skip this one. period. avoid it like it's the plague. hollywood should be ashamed of itself for letting this toxic and raw sewage laced fire tornado of nonsense off the shelf and into theaters. if I could give it a negative stars review, I would. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Nov 12 Funny in 01 hour, 33 minutes, and 20 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated R for Drug Use, Crude Sexual Content, Graphic Nudity, Language Throughout and Some Violence!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dubbed and subtitled in worldwide studios!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Ed R @JustcallmeER Nov 9 A very huge falloff from the original. See more matthias s @Thescreenasvor May 12 **Hot Tub Time Machine 2** is like hopping into a lukewarm jacuzzi—it’s still fun, but it’s not the same thrill as the first soak. The cast is as likable as ever, and the premise holds potential, but this sequel feels more like a reboot in a slightly different outfit. New settings, recycled humor, and jokes that don’t hit quite as hard leave it struggling to recapture the original's magic. It’s not dull, and it does manage a few laughs, but it’s a far cry from the charm of its predecessor. Entertaining enough, but you’ll probably miss the bubbles from the first. See more Marco L @decatur555 Apr 9 (CASTELLANO) Jacuzzi al pasado 2 es el ejemplo perfecto de cómo estirar un chiste más allá de lo razonable. Si la primera entrega era una gamberrada con cierto encanto, esta secuela parece hecha por obligación, como si alguien hubiera apretado el botón de “repetir” sin pensar demasiado. Esta vez los protagonistas viajan al futuro en lugar de al pasado, y con eso ya se pierde gran parte de la gracia original. Y, lo peor, sin John Cusack a bordo. Adam Scott intenta llenar su hueco como el supuesto hijo del personaje de Cusack, pero el guion no le da mucho con lo que trabajar. Las situaciones son más absurdas que divertidas, y la mayoría de los chistes caen en lo vulgar sin la frescura de antes. Hay algún momento suelto que puede hacerte sonreír, pero la sensación general es de estar viendo una versión descafeinada y sin alma. Lo que más se echa en falta es esa mezcla de nostalgia y locura que funcionaba tan bien en la primera. Aquí, todo se reduce a gags forzados y situaciones que no avanzan nada. El humor pierde pegada y la historia va dando tumbos sin rumbo claro. No hay misterio, no hay emoción, y lo poco que hay de ciencia ficción se queda en anécdota. Al final, lo que podría haber sido una segunda vuelta divertida a una idea absurda, se convierte en una comedia floja que ni siquiera se molesta en disimular que no tiene nada nuevo que ofrecer. Si te gustó mucho la primera, quizás encuentres algo rescatable… pero si no, es mejor no meterse en esta bañera. (ENGLISH) Hot Tub Time Machine 2 is the perfect example of how to stretch a joke well past its breaking point. If the first film was a cheeky, goofy romp with a certain charm, this sequel feels like it was made out of obligation—like someone just hit the “repeat” button without thinking it through. This time, the gang travels to the future instead of the past, and with that shift, most of the original’s appeal is lost. And worst of all, John Cusack is nowhere to be found. Adam Scott steps in as Cusack’s supposed son, but the script doesn’t give him much to work with. The situations are more absurd than funny, and most of the jokes fall flat—lewd without the cleverness. There are a few scattered moments that might get a chuckle, but overall, it feels like you’re watching a watered-down, soulless version of what came before. What’s really missing is that mix of nostalgia and madness that made the original work. Here, everything boils down to forced gags and aimless scenes. The humor lacks bite, and the plot just meanders with no clear direction. There’s no mystery, no thrill, and what little sci-fi is left feels like an afterthought. In the end, what could’ve been a fun second dip into a ridiculous idea ends up as a weak comedy that doesn’t even try to pretend it has something new to offer. If you really loved the first one, maybe there’s something to salvage here… but otherwise, it’s best not to climb into this tub. See more Frans B @FransB Apr 7 For sure lukewarm sequel, seemingly lost the whole previous concept. Now even more confusing and everybody seems a little lost. Not the worst, but not worth a second glance. Cast still performs adequately, barely. Could have been so much more See more Read all reviews

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