This movie has a space voyage and once again Stryker is back flying it with his woman now involved with a new man and he knows this new beau of hers is no good. The movie is a parody mostly of CONCORD: AIRPORT 79 although it doesn't say that on here.
This movie was short on laughs and the writers from part one claim to have never seen it and were extremely against it. It was a flop for good reason as it was short on laughs and it's best parts were actually a bunch of parodies from part 1, replicating them almost exact in many ways. It did have a few parodies of other films such as STAR WARS, STAR TREK, obviously the AIRPORT films, MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, THE LOVE BOAT (even having the great Jack Jones singing the theme), there is a funny poster of ROCKY 38, very obvious references to HAL from 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY and much more.
Ken Finkleman wrote and directed and he didn't do a great job at either. Acting wise we had Robert Hayes and Julie Hagarty back on lead. Llyoyd Bridges and Peter Graves reprised their roles and we had great new people on board like William Shatner (who was the best thing and funniest guy on the film), Sonny Bono, Rip Torn, Chuck Conners and Raymond Burr (as the judge). The film also had small roles for people like George Wendt, Joyce Dewitt (uncredited as a juror), Sam Anderson, Pat Seyjack and John Vernon. Stephen Strucker was back as the annoying gay guy and I hated his character on both.
The movie just wasn't that funny, it had some laughs but they were few and far between, it's hard to set through, every time I have watched it I found myself losing interest. 2/10 stars.
This movie was short on laughs and the writers from part one claim to have never seen it and were extremely against it. It was a flop for good reason as it was short on laughs and it's best parts were actually a bunch of parodies from part 1, replicating them almost exact in many ways. It did have a few parodies of other films such as STAR WARS, STAR TREK, obviously the AIRPORT films, MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE, THE LOVE BOAT (even having the great Jack Jones singing the theme), there is a funny poster of ROCKY 38, very obvious references to HAL from 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY and much more.
Ken Finkleman wrote and directed and he didn't do a great job at either. Acting wise we had Robert Hayes and Julie Hagarty back on lead. Llyoyd Bridges and Peter Graves reprised their roles and we had great new people on board like William Shatner (who was the best thing and funniest guy on the film), Sonny Bono, Rip Torn, Chuck Conners and Raymond Burr (as the judge). The film also had small roles for people like George Wendt, Joyce Dewitt (uncredited as a juror), Sam Anderson, Pat Seyjack and John Vernon. Stephen Strucker was back as the annoying gay guy and I hated his character on both.
The movie just wasn't that funny, it had some laughs but they were few and far between, it's hard to set through, every time I have watched it I found myself losing interest. 2/10 stars.
