This time around, the hopeless trio hatch a kidnapping scheme that quickly spirals out of control when their victim wants in on the job. What's interesting is to see how much the chemistry of three lead's chaotic banter seems to play more like co-star Charlie Day's TV show It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, which makes for a delightful surprise not seen in the first film. Sure the jokes are rudely moronic, outrageously offensive and questionably tasteless but with the right timing they're perfect. If you're a fan of the first then you're almost guaranteed to enjoy this one just as much if not more.
3 permanent markers out of 5
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