funny! i like it!

I always liked the acting of Rowan Atkinson and expected this movie to be similar to the first part. Unfortunately this movie didnt turn out to be a good spoof as the first one was. Not a great entertainer either.

Crap

I thought it was brilliant stuff. Certainly the charisma of Rowan Atkinson played a huge deal. Look, some of the stuff he does is just plain dumb (like the scene with the chair) but it just made me laugh my ass off. The scenes with mistaken identities was hilarious because I didn't for a moment think they would be so irreverent towards old ladies. The killer lady is definitely a memorable character. A few cheesy parts made me wince, but thoroughly and shamelessly entertaining.

I really wanted to like this because I like Rowan Atkinson so much, but I couldn't get into this at all.

It starts off surprisingly well -- much better than the original -- but by the halfway point it has descended into exactly the same brand of slapstick mush that made the first film so irritating.

Best scene in the movie: the chair scene. LOL

The first film was OK but for some reason this one had me laughing out loud for most of the film. The scene with he chair had me in hysterics.

Funny film, but it doesn't hold a candle to the original.(My favorite comedy ever) There are some outstandingly hilarious scenes in the sequel, especially the ones with the Asian cleaning lady, as well as Johnny's "wise" chase after the criminal. However, it doesn't have quite as many funny jokes, and is a little too serious for its own good, especially near the end. Also, it's too much of a standard Bond parody, right down to the plot, while the original took things in a more unique direction.

very funny 10 out of 10

I love a stupid movie and kind of hoped this would fill a Leslie Nielsen void. Instead I got a zero-calorie, aspertane filled Austin Powers (including some of THE SAME JOKES). It definitely did have some good moments, but they were separated by total monotony, a dismal array of characters, and shameful product placement.

From one of the writers of 'Mr. Bean's Holiday'. Ominous, indeed. Being a fan of Mr. Bean, I - naturally - approached this quite the sceptic and the humour is, it must be said, rather lowbrow. Fair enough. Worse are the scenes with English repeatedly attacking old ladies; that's the sort of thing which has been done to death. On the plus side, though, are Atkinson's comedic talent, Pike's ability to sell their "relationship" sweetly and the fact that this is rather well produced. It gets a pass.

There were full-grown adults, with children of their own, laughing hysterically throughout. Who allowed these people to have children?

I was never really a fan of R. Atkinson, but he can make me laugh and I certainly laughed a lot in this film. The scenes are so cheesy and beefed up as I have rarely seen before, but our Mr. Bean still makes you laugh at them in the end. A funny 2 hour ride that nobody pretends it's more than that. Cliche alert!

As to be expected, this film wont make you think or challenge in any way but if you want PG rated entertainment that all the family will enjoy and laugh at. This will do the job.

I liked it, but then again, I like Rowan Atkinson and Mr. Bean, so I'm ever so slightly biased.

If you make parody on Bond movies, do make it as whole not just fighting scenes as here. Also I liked R.Pike way better in Die Another Day. Otherwise usual R.Atkinson's/Mr.Bean's style.

Not as good as the first, not very clever, yadda yadda... Rosamund Pike was genuinely charming and everything else was probably the kind of thing I would've loved if I was 12 years old watching this. Unfortunately, I'm not, so I didn't. Laughed a few times, and I am an Atkinson fan, but... meh.

Once again, Rowan Atkinson's comedic genius saves a bad movie.

"Despite many groins being pelted throughout, Johnny English Reborn barely functions on the lone level of juvenile absurdity." - Rob Humanick

Not tremendous but definitely fun for the family. We enjoyed it.

Rosamund Pike was nice, though definitely not her best part.

Admittedly there were some funny moments, but ultimately Johnny English Reborn is a pointless cash-in sequel

Had it's moments but it's mostly boring and there are many clichès to be observed. Atkinson should have stopped after Black Adder ;)

While I admire Rowan Atkinson and his comical skills greatly, I generally dislike Mr.Bean's films. Unfortunately, J.E. reborn has more of the latter and lacks the wits of its predecessor, leaving the audience with a bunch of clichés, Atkinson's occasional genius shining through, and of course: the weapon of parody. Disappointing, but still so much better than the best 'real' Bond film.

I don't think it was as good as the first but it was still rather entertaining but mostly thanks to the likeable actor that Rowan Atkinson is. It's a similar storyline and similar comedy also but being 10 years later the technology has updated itself now ;) Some of the jokes weren't that funny but the ones that were seemed to hit the right spots. Those that enjoy Austin Powers will also enjoy this like I did, but overall it's only a good sequel when it could have been much better.