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Movie review: The Inbetweeners 2

By Craig Nicholson
Hawkes Bay Today·
3 Sep, 2014 01:40 AM2 mins to read

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The Inbetweeners 2
(R16), 110 minutes

Forget Mr Bean, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Life of Brian, the most successful British comedy of all-time was The Inbetweeners Movie.

It's hard to believe the youthful antics of Will, Jay, Neil and Simon had that sort of pulling power in 2011 but its success meant a sequel was a must.

Last time around the boys (from the British TV series of the same name) were causing chaos in Malia, Crete. This time they have headed Downunder.

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Will (Simon Bird), Jay (James Buckley), Neil (Blake Harrison) and Simon (Joe Thomas) were all doing their own things until they heard from Jay, who painted the brightest of pictures about his holiday in Australia.

To break away from their mediocre lives, the three other boys decide to pay him a visit and enjoy the high life he is enjoying.

When they arrive and realise Jay is doing little more than spinning a very large yarn, they decide to make the best of their holiday and have an Aussie adventure.

But there is one thing you can be very sure of with these boys - they are not very clever and they are bound to end up in the mother of all trouble.

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Heading north from Sydney to the hippie town of Byron Bay, Will tries to impress a girl while Jay desperately attempts to find his ex-girlfriend.

Their day out at Splash Planet is not to be missed unless you're a little squeamish.

Still in search of Jay's girl, the Outback beckons and the team heads to Birdsville and near death in the desert.

But at every step of the way you can be very sure of one thing - if there's a hard way to do things, if there are mistakes to be made, these boys will make them.

There is nothing too intellectual about their antics. Much of the humour is quite crass.

If that is what tickles your fancy, then The Inbetweeners 2 is certainly going to experience a lot of box-office success.

Watch the trailer for The Inbetweeners 2 below:

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