Director: Seth MacFarlane
Running Time: 121 mins
Certificate: 15
Release Date: November 23rd 2015 (UK)
Even the makers of 2012’s Ted are unlikely to have expected it to gross $550 million around the world. It ensured Universal was keen to make a sequel, although it has to be said this follow-up wasn’t half as successful, taking $212 million around the world. Not a bad number but nothing like the first.
This time around Mila Kunis is nowhere to be seen, as she and Mark Wahlberg’s John Bennett have gotten a divorce, leaving him completely lacking on confidence around women. Ted meanwhile seems to be having better luck, as he’s marrying the bold and brassy Tami-Lynn (Jessica Barth).
Things come unstuck though when the talking teddy and his wife decide to adopt a child, as it suddenly make the government consider his status, and they decide that legally they don’t consider him a person, so not only won’t he be getting a baby, his marriage is invalid, he can’t keep his job and he’s now classed as property. [Read more…]
Are you ready for more Ted? I certainly am, and from the evidence of this new trailer it’s going to be another crazy journey into a world of talking teddies and a doofus Mark Wahlberg.
This summer the foul-mouthed talking bear Ted is returning to cinemas and it looks like he’s going to be as rude as ever, if this new red band trailer is anything to go by.
Everyone, even Universal Studios, was surprised when Ted grossed $550 million, an extraordinary amount for an ‘R’ Rated comedy, especially when only weeks before its release some where already getting out the knives for Seth MacFarlane and expecting a flop.
