There's Big Momma leading a bunch of little schoolgirls in booty-shaking cheerleading lessons. There she is in Bo Derek cornrows, bouncing down the beach. And, hey, we already mentioned the spa.
Big Momma's House 2 (2006)
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Reviews Counted:68
Fresh:4
Rotten:64
Average Rating:3.1/10
Consensus: Unfunny and unoriginal. In other words, a perfect piece of evidence for opponents of pointless movie sequels.
Rated: PG-13 [See Full Rating] for some sexual humor and a humorous drug reference
Runtime: 1 hr 39 mins
Genre: Comedies
Theatrical Release:2006
Box Office: $70,121,252
Synopsis: Martin Lawrence returns as cross-dressing undercover fed Malcolm Turner in this sequel to the 2000 comedy. This time, Malcolm is working a desk job because his wife (Nia Long) wants him safe. But... Martin Lawrence returns as cross-dressing undercover fed Malcolm Turner in this sequel to the 2000 comedy. This time, Malcolm is working a desk job because his wife (Nia Long) wants him safe. But when his old partner is killed, Malcolm just has to dust off the momma suit and take a nanny job with a family whose workaholic dad (Tom Fuller) is the chief suspect. The kids all have problems: Kevin (Zachary Levi) likes jumping off high places and eating sand; Carrie (Chloe Moretz) needs help with her cheerleading routine; the sullen 15-year old, Molly (Kat Dennings), is turning to punk rock to get the attention of an older boy; and the pet chihuahua is pining for his old love. Big Momma Malcolm is in a position to help all of them, as well as solve the case, but meanwhile his jealous (and very pregnant wife) is on the rampage, thinking her man is off with another woman. There's something wondrous about the sight of Lawrence dressed up as a big old wizened, sassy nanny punching out bad guys, zipping around on a jet ski, splashing mud on gorgeous models at a ritzy spa, or running in slow motion along the beach in an oversize bathing suit--he seems to be having a ball. John Whitesell directs with a sure hand, letting the comedy flow freely and easily without gross-out humor or cheap shots, making this film succeed as both raucous farce and genuinely heartwarming family comedy. [More]
Starring: Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Chloe Grace Moretz, Marisol Nichols
Starring: Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Chloe Grace Moretz, Marisol Nichols
Director: John Whitesell
Director: John Whitesell
Screenwriter: Don Rhymer
Producer: David T. Friendly, Michael Green
Studio: 20th Century Fox
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Release:
May 12, 2009
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- NTSC
- Keep Case
- Dual Side
Audio:
- Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
- Dolby Digital Surround - French, Spanish
- Subtitles - English, Spanish - Optional
Additional Release Material:
- Audio Commentary: John Whitesell - Director; David Friendly - Producer; Zachary Levi - Star
- Disc 1/Side A: BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE 2 - Full Frame Version
- Full Frame - 1.33
Additional Release Material:
- Deleted Scenes: (12; With Optional Director's Commentary)
- Trailers: Fox Family Trailers
- Disc 1/Side B: BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE 2 - Widescreen Version
- Widescreen - 1.85
Additional Release Material:
- Featurette: "Big Momma's Secrets"
- Bonus Footage: Public Service Announcement
Trailers:
- 1. Theatrical Trailer
- 2. Bonus Trailers
Reviews for Big Momma's House 2
It's a shame to once again witness Martin Lawrence squander his considerable comic talents under a fat suit and fake breasts in this shoddy sequel.
Martin Lawrence is a broad comic performer who sometimes hits the funny bone with a mallet -- and sometimes, well, goes wide of the mark by several yards.
Perhaps the greatest unnecessary sequel to grace theater screens since Underworld: Evolution.
The bulk of the film is comprised of unrelated, ridiculous set pieces.
You'd have more fun poking out your own eyes. Is there a petition we can sign to stop Lawrence making any more movies?
the audience can't help but feel the lack of effort and heart in this film
The mugging Lawrence steps out of character to promise that Big Momma will be back. Fine, but someone should hire writers next time.
Happiness is an actor in a fat suit, or at least that is what Hollywood thinks
If you find the idea of Martin Lawrence screeching "Ooooooh!" at the beginning of every sentence in order to sound feminine is a laugh riot, your movie of the year has arrived.
Nothing but all-Lawrence all the time, and there's not a lot more to the movie than the basic idea that Lawrence as an obese old lady is intrinsically funny.
Big Momma's House 2 lacks comedic momentum to sustain the ridiculousness of Lawrence as Big Momma, but it's a welcome break from the star's tough cop act and his abominable family film turn in Rebound.
Works about as well as the guys from "Queer Eye" remodeling the Neo-Nazi national headquarters.
Its idiocy is boundless, its senselessness without end, its unendurability beyond description...
Is it too much to hope that the sequel will be "Nanny McPhee vs. Big Momma"? Just asking...
A dreadful debacle made wors by Lawrence's promise/threat: 'Keep a lookout. You never know when Big Momma might be back.'
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