Ted 2

I thought that the first "Ted" movie was a decent comedy - far from a classic, but I did laugh enough that I was glad to have seen it. Despite this, I was a little wary about seeing this sequel, knowing how inferior sequels usually are as well as the fact that Seth MacFarlane's "A Million Ways To Die In The West" was mostly a misfire.

This movie is bad, there might be some funny jokes here and there, but barely as many as the first movie. I remember being really excited when i bought the movie and set my hopes a little, or a lot, higher then i should have.

I don't expect it to make sense, it's a comedy the real issue is why MacFarlane thought that the legality of identity would be funny, because it's... not.

(+) Ted 2 starts with an opening sequence with credits and logos done right. The annoying 1+ minutes of logos in movies before the action finally starts is not there thanks to Seth's amazing taste in musicals and big bands.

Ted (Seth MacFarlane) marries Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth) while John Bennett (Mark Wahlberg) is divorced from Lori Collins. A year later, Ted and Tami-Lynn are not getting along.

Ted marriage is annulled, he wants a baby so he has to prove he is a person. Really funny especially the scene when he get covered in jizz.

In its purest form, Ted 2 is a very Seth McFarlane comedy continuing the chronic chronicles of an unusual pair of Bostonian best friends.As you may recall from its predecessor, Ted 2 tells the story of John, played by Mark Wahlberg, and his talking teddy bear, voiced by Seth McFarlane, as they lackadaisically deal with life a few decades after Ted's coming to existence via a Christmas miracle in this episode, however, the duo encounters more problems, featuring Ted's obvious infertility, the nullification of his marriage, and his legal status regarding… human life?

This wasn't too bad a sequel to Ted. It doesn't offer anything in the surprise department-it uses lots of drug use and foul language, the same as in the original-but it does offer a different plot and new characters.