Fubar II

2010
R
1h 25min

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As lifelong friends Dean (Paul Spence) and Terry (Dave Lawrence) celebrate DeanÂ’s five years of being nut-cancer free, the two headbangers realize that their partying ways are catching up with them. Will a job offer from their buddy Tron (Andrew Sparacino) turn them into respectable, hard-working dudes?

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Buddy Comedy Satire Slapstick Comedy

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTerry and Dean head north to make sweet cash in the oil patch.Terry and Dean head north to make sweet cash in the oil patch.Terry and Dean head north to make sweet cash in the oil patch.

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6,5/10

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Premios
- 7 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Like the previous film, the dialogue was entirely improvised with a plot outline.

Pifias
When they are first driving to Fort MacMurray you can see the camera man in the back seat of the car. When the semi trailer passes by them with the pipes on the back.

Citas
Tron: The Mac, she's a cruel mistress, and she will freeze you, if you don't love her, the way we all love her up here. We are the Mac... are you the Mac?

Versiones alternativas
The DVD is missing a scene of a topless stripper dancing in front of Tron which was shown in the theatrical release.

Conexiones
Follows Fubar (2002)

Banda sonora
Long Stick Goes Boom
Written by Mark Storace, Fernando Von Arb, and Chris von Rohr (as Chris Von Rohr)
Performed by Krokus
Courtesy of Arista Records LLC
By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc.

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6/10

While I'm glad I watched it, I was a bit disappointed

Being a big fan of the original FUBAR (2002), I was surprised to find out that there was a sequel released all the way back in 2010 that I hadn't heard of.

After watching this, I'm conflicted: I'm glad I watched it, and I', glad they were able to get it made and released, but it's a hell of a lot darker than I expected. Now, if you go and re-watch 2002's FUBAR (if you need to), you'll realize it may be darker at times, than you remembered, but this went a bit farther. Did that ruin it for me? No, not really, but I didn't enjoy it as much as I had expected to - but that's probably on me. I was glad to see Terry and Deaner back on the screen, for sure, and there were a few points that made me laugh out loud, as a well as a surprise or two.