An average movie

Even though I really loved 'Ted', I thought that 'A Million Ways to Die in the West' turned out to be terribly disappointing, even if it actually had some potential. A year later, Seth MacFarlane tried to recover the damage done by releasing a sequel for his successful directing debut which didn't really sound like a bad idea but, unfortunately, the whole thing was again rather underwhelming, I'm afraid. I mean, the concept of having Ted fighting for his rights was actually not a bad idea but it never really worked. As Ted himself would say, 'that's some deep shit, dude' and I'm afraid the makers never really managed to handle this material properly. I mean, basically, they tried to tackle the actual meaning of life and what make us human but how are you going to achieve this with a teddy bear who swears, drinks and does drugs all the time? As a result, the whole thing felt like watching a rather dumb movie who tries to deal with some really deep subject but it was never really funny or entertaining. To conclude, even though it was slightly better than 'A Million Ways to Die in the West', it was still pretty weak and I don't think it is really worth a look, even if you really enjoyed the previous installment. 

5/10