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This looks awesome, but I am somehow left with the impression that, between those two trailers, we've seen every funny moments in the movie. Hopefully not.
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Kovnik Obama wrote: This looks awesome, but I am somehow left with the impression that, between those two trailers, we've seen every funny moments in the movie. Hopefully not.
Isn't that how the trailers work for almost every comedy?
Well, frankly the first one was just a hair shy of being too much - so given the general rule on sequels (exaggerate the gak out of everything funny/good in the first one because that's what people want) this one ought to be comfortably into over-the-top land.
