TRR: In 2012's Ted, the foul-mouthed yet affable talking teddy (voiced by co-writer/director Seth MacFarlane) fell in love with fellow grocery store clerk Tami-Lynn McCafferty (Jessica Barth). But when the pair decide to tie the knot and adopt a baby in Ted 2, things don't go as smoothly. Instead, Ted finds himself stripped of his legal personhood, leading him to do what any self-respecting toy bear would do: sue the government for his civil rights. With his best pal, man-child John Bennett (Mark Wahlberg), and pot-smoking newbie lawyer Samantha L. Jackson (Amanda Seyfried) in tow, the result is about as un-pc as a movie can get. But beneath all the ridiculous celebrity cameos, absurd pop culture references and jokes about male genitalia, Ted 2 actually offers a surprisingly heartfelt and sincere lesson in equality. Of course, this sequel's very specific brand of humor won't be for everyone. But for audiences who enjoy their crassness with a side of compassion, it's more than bearable.
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