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Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Morgan Freeman, Giovanni Ribisi

Director: Seth MacFarlane

What it's about: Foul-mouthed Ted returns; this time, when he tries to father a child, a court gets involved and deems him not a person. Setting out with fellow Thunder buddy John (Wahlberg) he tries to remedy the situation.

What you need to know: The amount of enjoyment you get from the longer, less charming sequel to Ted will be directly proportional to how high your tolerance for having your buttons pressed is.

The sequel to the most successful R-rated comedy was only ever going to go further down the depravity drain and mine its vulgar excesses as far as it could go - and it's fair to say that on that journey, the mischievous MacFarlane fires off his scatological gun, taking aim at just about everybody and trying to push the envelope for edgy humour, with varying degrees of success. Packing in celebrity cameos, a raft of crass one-liners that amuse and a sub-plot from the first film involving Hasbro and Donny (Ribisi), Ted 2 unfortunately feels in parts un-bear-able and bloa-ted.

Legal scenes pack the proceedings and try to inject a degree of seriousness where it's not welcome. But, it has to be argued that the bromance and banter between John and Ted (such a warm and earnest heart that it had in the first film) suffers the most in this sequel. The scenes where the pair bicker, harmonise over Law and Order's opening titles and generally bond with their puerile arrested adult humour are among the funniest and sweetest of the sequel, a reminder of what's missing from this and why the first film worked so well.

However, it's MacFarlane's edgy comedic sensibilities which punctuate the lower moments of Ted 2, giving you a feeling that you're not sure what's coming next in some of the shoe-horned in non-sequitur moments within.

Overlong, about as stuffed as Ted's insides, Ted 2 proves to be a mixed affair

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Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Morgan Freeman, Giovanni Ribisi Director: Seth MacFarlane What it's about: Foul-mouthed Ted returns; this time, when he tries to father a child, a court gets involved and deems him not a person. Setting out with fellow Thunder buddy John (Wahlberg) he tries to remedy the situation.

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Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Morgan Freeman, Giovanni Ribisi

Director: Seth MacFarlane

What it's about: Foul-mouthed Ted returns; this time, when he tries to father a child, a court gets involved and deems him not a person. Setting out with fellow Thunder buddy John (Wahlberg) he tries to remedy the situation.

What you need to know: The amount of enjoyment you get from the longer, less charming sequel to Ted will be directly proportional to how high your tolerance for having your buttons pressed is.

The sequel to the most successful R-rated comedy was only ever going to go further down the depravity drain and mine its vulgar excesses as far as it could go - and it's fair to say that on that journey, the mischievous MacFarlane fires off his scatological gun, taking aim at just about everybody and trying to push the envelope for edgy humour, with varying degrees of success. Packing in celebrity cameos, a raft of crass one-liners that amuse and a sub-plot from the first film involving Hasbro and Donny (Ribisi), Ted 2 unfortunately feels in parts un-bear-able and bloa-ted.

Legal scenes pack the proceedings and try to inject a degree of seriousness where it's not welcome. But, it has to be argued that the bromance and banter between John and Ted (such a warm and earnest heart that it had in the first film) suffers the most in this sequel. The scenes where the pair bicker, harmonise over Law and Order's opening titles and generally bond with their puerile arrested adult humour are among the funniest and sweetest of the sequel, a reminder of what's missing from this and why the first film worked so well.

However, it's MacFarlane's edgy comedic sensibilities which punctuate the lower moments of Ted 2, giving you a feeling that you're not sure what's coming next in some of the shoe-horned in non-sequitur moments within.

Overlong, about as stuffed as Ted's insides, Ted 2 proves to be a mixed affair

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Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Morgan Freeman, Giovanni Ribisi Director: Seth MacFarlane What it's about: Foul-mouthed Ted returns; this time, when he tries to father a child, a court gets involved and deems him not a person. Setting out with fellow Thunder buddy John (Wahlberg) he tries to remedy the situation.