Weekend at Bernie's II

If you didn't think playing with a corpse was hiliarious the first time around, boy will this film not change your opinion.

I watched this as a teenager, so I don't remember much besides steel drums and a split-second of boobs.

Next time give me the money and I'll make a movie that's better than this. It's easy - I'll just film my dog defecating.

Dude that plays Bernie is one talented bastard. Nobody can look as dead as he can when he walks around.

The definition of unnecessary.

Remember the first movie? This is all the same jokes but not as funny or interesting.

How long *is* this weekend anyways?

and I thought the first flick was crap... Haven't the producers heard of decoposition???

Very poor sequel.

That's right. One of THE worst sequels ever made.

this was hilarious once upon a time to me... not so much anymore

I did enoy the idea from the first movie, but this was just plain stupid. I know in some movies you really have to suspend velief, but this is quite ridiculous. A real waste of time with a laugh here and there.

I was sitting watching the credits roll when it struck me that I was watching the credits to Weekend at Bernie's 2 and suddenly I understood nihilism

Here's another movie that didn't need a sequel. Pass on this. If you loved the first film, like I did, don't ruin the experience by watching this piece of shit, where you have to stretch your believability beyond it's limits.

A guilty pleasure.

not good, but better than it should be

God, I didn't think the stupid plot from the first movie could get any worse. Oooooh boy, was I wrong!

Wow, for a dead guy, he's sure holding up well.

Not as thight as the first one but gives some laughs.

Oh boy. Obviously, the voodoo aspect is offensive, but the worst part is easily the two '70s urban black stereotypes in this movie from 1993. (And they turn out to be... enchanted donkeys? UM.) Makes less sense, with less sympathetic characters, than the first, and that's saying something. The only really fun part: Watching Terry Kiser as a reanimated corpse bopping to the beat of reggae music. One of the hardest-working actors in Hollywood, it seems.

It's one of those movies where you want to hate it but, in a way, can't help but have a fond nostalgic remembrance of it.

appropriately funny sequel