Ron Burgandy: The Refusal to Go Away Continues

They should just made it rated R to begin with

I understand the desire for a PG-13 or less, and how that might take some of the humor out of it, but do this version with the DVD release, not another distribution.

And if they need to go blue to be funny, maybe they aren't really that funny.

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He was saying on Fallen that they basically shot two shots for each scene. The pg 13 and rated R. He also said it's pretty much a different movie. I didn't see the pg 13 so I'll watch the R one when it comes out on DVD/Demand

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I saw the movie when it first came out. It had its funny parts. Didn't really have what i would say memorable lines like the first one did. But they did have some funny scenes. Some though were just misses. Where everyone including myself would just sit there in silence. Overall i thought it was about on par as the first movie. But not really what i would say, a bunch of repeat viewings. Maybe i would catch the un edited version on dvd. But not something i would be like, oh i can't wait till it comes out. If that would make sense.

I don't see the problem with it. No one is forced to see it. If people want to see it, they will. If they don't, they won't. What's the harm? It'll push Pompeii out of theaters a week early?

But their projections were much higher, especially considering what they spent on marketing. And it didn't stick around for long. No, they don't consider this one a huge success.

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but the overall take was very impressive.

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Thanks to the first one. This would probably have the same trend the Hangover franchise had:

The Hangover: $467,483,912

The Hangover 2: $581,464,305

The Hangover 3: $362,000,072[

Apparently the first one didn't help out a ton, which would help explain the slow start.