Maybe I'm being too generous but, in the mood for something funny, I thought it delivered. It does have a great cast that plays with their characters: Zach Effron as the Abercrombie & Fitch model just works, Seth Rogen being... Seth Rogen and even a gay Dave Franco is funny.
As usual, the beginning of the comedy with the set up gags and outrageous situations work far better than the end when they try to get to the happy ending etc. It does build on the first episode and adds the feminist angle. That angle doesn't really work and is the source of some of the more "ugh" moments of the movie... Easy enough to ignore them though.
It's not subtle, it's not high art... but it's not gross, sometimes vulgar and often funny.
As usual, the beginning of the comedy with the set up gags and outrageous situations work far better than the end when they try to get to the happy ending etc. It does build on the first episode and adds the feminist angle. That angle doesn't really work and is the source of some of the more "ugh" moments of the movie... Easy enough to ignore them though.
It's not subtle, it's not high art... but it's not gross, sometimes vulgar and often funny.