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i thought this movie was pretty funny.
they didnt look young enough to be in school but if you overlook that fact its pretty good.
didnt like that they killed depp on his guest appearance as well but thats small things.
looking forward to the sequel.
Going to really push the boundaries of believability if they play pretend teens again! And yes, I know that was part of the joke the last time.
a sequel is never in doubt certainly but i do hope a cleverly written script would also transpire because as much as i like the film, i do not think it would be wise to do the same undercover formula again. they must bring something different to the table if they want to push another film afterwards.