Dr. Dolittle 2

LOL HE CAN STILL TALK TO ANIMALS.

Yet another useless sequel.

Not much need for a review. Not good. The whole animal mafia thing was kind of cool, but who really cares. The rest of the characters were completely uninteresting and unfunny. And I really didn't understand where a lot of the conflict within the family was coming from. It didn't make much sense. Pointless sequel.

If you have to choose between watching this and getting gangbanged by a group of ex-cons, think carefully.

A few laughs, but nothing special.

2-3

Eddie Murphy slowly sliding down the sewage pipes of crappy Hollywood sequels like a wet turd.

No thanks.

High score for the cameo of my mate, Steve Irwin. God bless your heart, Irwin.

I watched it because I had to. I didn't enjoy it.

Along with "The Nutty Professor II: The Klumps," this was the beginning of the end for Eddie Murphy.

Might have jumped the shark with the bear.

Indeed. Dr. Do Very Little.

Kitsch movies have no place being remade, and certainly do not deserve a sequel. This is proof of such a notion.

An ok comedy that delivers a few chuckles in its' very family orientated humour. It at least is a decent enough story to make it all the way through.

This sequel was lame.

You know they say you should never watch a weak sequel - this is why.

Bad, worse, the worst...

I fell asleep...

I actually think I like this one better than the first. And The only thing I can think to attribute this to is Steve Zahn as "Archie the bear". I love Steve Zahn- I mean, even his *voice* is funny. Eddie Murphy was never really a big draw for me, but for those familiar with his work, he might entertain. Also, this may well be the last credible role Ms. Raven Simone can claim. Good family movie. Funny and uplifting- with appearances by Jeffrey Jones, Kevin Pollack and Andy Richter. And t

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kind of dumb & uber silly- I prefer the original

ok

Eddie Murphy when Rated PG-13. Low brow laughs, or rather low brow very mild laughs, are delivered. If you're a serious Eddie Murphy fan or find animals given human qualities hilarious then give it a shot. Clearly just riding on the success of the first film without adding anything to it. Although, to be fair, the part with Steve Irwin was funny.

I hated the first, and hated myself enough to watch the sequel - a great film for masochists!

I thought the bear, and the interactions between John and his daughter's boyfriend were pretty funny. Also digged the soundtrack. I guess this review should be humiliating based on the others. I'm surprised the movie didn't speak to you guys, since you're obviously a bunch of animals! But I kid

Not that the original was Kubrick or anything, but the sequel is bad enough to act as an argument in favour of retaining the death penalty.

Amusing

I used to think Eddie Murphy was funny...

I have a recurring nightmare. That Steve irwin the croc hunter was in a movie and I was forced to watch it... Oh wait

Fuck talking animals

The raccoon voiced by Isaac Hayes cracks me up.

They shouldn't have tried to make this one. Eddie Murphy needs to be in better films! :(

Exactly the first one, meaning there's no reason to watch this one.

bad movie

Goddamn you, Eddie Murphy.

Eddie really knows to entertain people, a really great comedy. i enjoyed it.

Meh, not really funny.

So, the problem I had with the first film was the fact that there's no real narrative story goal, but it had great comedy. It's the opposite here. There's a story goal now, but the comedy isn't as strong, and that probably has to do with the fact that the story goal in question is too much of a social commentary on protecting wildlife, and that's a serious issue...so in turn...it's not funny.

Funny movies.

harmless and slightly better than the first

Eddie Murphy lost the fun it does time.

I barely remember this, but apparently it has Steve Irwin. So that's a plus?

This movie didn't really need to be made. What's good: Kevin Pollak (always good, wasted here), Jeffrey Jones is always a treat (but he's done better too). What's bad: Eddie Murphy is just un-funny and Raven Symone is one of my least favorite actresses.

One of the very few films I walked out on (and I was only there because it was free and the only thing playing at the time). This movie would fit right in next to awful ABC Family shows like That's So Raven... or it would if it weren't so vulgar and boring, so it even misses those lofty heights.

The books are great and the movies awful.