Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

ChicRawIdol A brilliant film that helped define a genre

AshUnow This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Lachlan Coulson This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

stevenmellier Some really good gags and ideas in the first 30 minutes, but the following Story didn't work well to me. It could have been a furious comedy

Michael Ledo In this film Ted attempts to gain citizenship or person hood. He marries Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth) and is represented by young attorney Sam L. Jackson (Amanda Seyfried) a person void of pop culture references.The film was laugh out loud funny with many people in the theater roaring with laughter. There was not a dry eye in the house. Yes the film is crude and contain many F-bombs. However, I feel different about this film than the first. In "Ted" they were crude for the sake of being crude with the humor being secondary. In this feature they were crude for a good laugh. They didn't cross the line in this feature, although they hugged it a few times.There were numerous appearances by celebrities, mostly playing themselves. I think the role of Morgan Freeman would have been funnier if Samuel L. Jackson had played the part. He could have worked in some of his famous lines. I am also disappointed that they did a comic-con convention and didn't have a funny cameo by Stan Lee. Liam Neeson, Tom Brady, and Jay Leno in funny cameos. Good one to watch with an adult crowd.Guide: Plenty of F-bombs. Crude talk. No sex. Nudity? (Kayla Delehant?)

lenegausland Too much dick and pot jokes. Not even funny. Dick this and dick that. Seth MacFarlane need to come out of the closet already. Enough said.

Y2K Loved Ted 1, expected Ted 2 to be OK but am sad to report its plain bad. Ted 1 did not have a strong plot, but it was consistently outrageous and laugh-out-loud funny. The gags in Ted 2 are not even loosely connected. The appearance of big name celebrities such as Jay Leno, Liam Neson, Morgan Freeman etc is mostly distracting. Not being American, I guess some references are lost on me. I found the Liam Neson cameo in Life's Too Short to be hilarious. Here, it's funny but forgettable. I'm glad to see Wallenberg and Kunis separated, but don't care for his new romance. The Giovanni Ribisi subplot was the low point of Ted 1. Why his character reappears in Ted 2 is beyond me (and how did Ribisi track the trio from Boston to NY?). The finale at comic con sucks. The nerd bashing by Patrick Warburton (who is otherwise good) is not entertaining. There are still a number of laughs. My favourite scenes were at the sperm bank and Ted driving. Memorable, funny, deeply uncomfortable. Watch them on YouTube, but skip the full length feature.