Directed by:
Mort NathanScreenplay:
David Drew GallagherCinematography:
Hubert TaczanowskiComposer:
Robert FolkCast:
Kal Penn, Lauren Cohan, Holly Davidson, Bart Sidles, Daniel Percival, Adam Sinclair, Christopher Robbie, Roger Hammond, Rupert Frazer, Anthony Cozens (more)Plots(1)
Having learned the ways of women from his legendary mentor, Taj Badalandabad (Kal Penn) sets out to study abroad (or two) at England's prestigious Camford University. But he and his bottom-heavy bulldog, Balzac, are quickly rebuffed by the elitist members of Camford's top fraternity. So with the help of a few new friends and a bold new attitude Taj plans to teach the school snobs a lesson they'll never forget! (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (2)
Honestly, I hate this type of teenage humor and I expected that I wouldn't finish the movie. However, it pleasantly surprised me in the sense that it is predictably bad with impotent humor, sometimes with cringeworthy actors and awkward moments, but on the other hand, it is not as vulgar and dumb as I thought. There are worse films in the respective category. Overall impression: 20%.
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Well, why this is a sequel is probably clear from the title already, but here it doesn't make sense to talk about quality or coherence anymore. There's just the Taj character, who moves to Europe and tries to carry the whole film, which he really doesn't succeed at, except for a few entertaining scenes. But really only a few. It mostly rips off the teen comedy genre.
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