I'll have to admit that I was one of the movie lemmings that went to see the movie this weekend for a $40+ million opening. Save the $6-12, plus overpriced popcorn and wait for it to show up on cable . . . probably sooner than later . . . since the biggest laughs come from a swearing toddler.

Didn't like the first one, so figured this one would be worse.
Thanks for the warning

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Coincidentally, I just returned form seeing it. There were less than 20 people in there for a 10.30 showing,
Very dissapointing. It was not even 10% as funny as the 1st one.

Robert Diniro's role was really $hitty and lacking in humor.

Too predictable.

I won't even suggest buying the DVD

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This one was on my list of those not to see, just because barbara Streisand is in it. I figured it would be pretty lame, so thanks for confirming it for me. I did really enjoy Ocean's Twelve, although many people also said it was not as good as the first.

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I think it helps when the theater is a little fuller. Because it got plenty of laughs last night when I went to see it.

I would recommend to see it at the matinee price for sure. If you laugh easily then you can go to the higher priced evening show.

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