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Ben WheelerCast:
Simon Bird, James Buckley, Blake Harrison, Joe Thomas, Lucy Cohu, David Schaal, Freddie Stroma, Emily Berrington, Leila Wong, Tamla Kari, Chelsea Li (more)VOD (2)
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The Inbetweeners 2 reunites Jay, Neil, Simon and Will for their latest critically acclaimed smash-hit comedy adventure. Having left school in the summer the boys have gone their separate ways, most noticeably Jay, who delights in telling the others via email that he is on a ‘mental gap year' in the ‘sex capital of the world' - Australia. Neil is desperate to see Jay, and Will and Simon are having such a miserable time at Uni they decide they might as well visit him to see what the fuss is about. Once in Oz, the boys discover Jay's tales of super-stardom in Sydney aren't quite true, but Will sees this as an opportunity to embark on a travelling experience, with cool people who are doing a gap year properly. What follows is an “hilarious” (The Sun) and “relentlessly funny” (The Times) romp through camp-fire singing, unintentional proposals, water-slide disgrace, dolphin feeding and a trip to the outback for some real travelling. Will they survive? (4DVD)
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Who would have guessed that 2014 would be such a strong year for comedy! I can't remember ever giving out as many five-star ratings in a year as I did last year. The Inbetweeners 2 has stepped up a gear and this is the most devious, flippant and downright hilarious comedy of the decade. This movie will give you either conjunctivitis from uncontrollable crying from laughing or serious stomach problems. How many times I cried so much that I missed the next three, well just an incredibly written set of impeccable lines and incredible situations that you will remember the film in a very good way! This film beats 22 Jump Street and maybe even Dumb and Dumber To. Awesime, I look forward to the next screening.
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Yeah, those guys are assholes, but they did catch my attention in the first film, and the same is true here. I should probably give the series a try sometime because it seems to be worth it, at least according to the reviews. This is sometimes gross, sometimes genuinely funny, sometimes about nothing at all, and on top of that, we also get to see Australia. And of course, the girls with whom things are never simple.
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