A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

European gigolos are being murdered. In Malibu, Deuce Bigalow (Rob Schneider) is still hounded by his man-whoring reputation. Kate was eaten by sharks and he's left only with her artificial leg. T.J. Hicks (Eddie Griffin) invites him to Amsterdam. When T.J. is caught in a comprising position, he is suspected as the gay killer. Deuce has to go into the European gigolo world to clear T.J.'s name.I didn't mind the original Deuce Bigalow. It's silly but surprisingly, it has a bit of heart. Deuce is a rather likable goof but his character reflected in Kate's eyes is what gives him real heart. This one is missing Kate. Maybe Arija Bareikis didn't want to reprise her role although she has a small scene. Also it's not like she's that busy. This one has him falling for another troubled beauty. It's cute but it's also repeating the first movie. He has a whole new series of weird dates which is also repeating the first movie. It's not as hateful as one might expect but this is not good either.

After an incident with dolphins and elders on a beach, fish tank cleaner and former gigolo Deuce Bigalow is invited by his ex pimp T.J. to travel to Amsterdam where he is living. But soon after he arrives, T.J. is wrongfully accused as the Man-Whore serial killer. Bigalow joins the gigolo's association trying to find the true identity of the murderer and clear T.J. On his journey he meets Eva, and falls for her.But he soon suspects that she may be the wanted killer....Its a Happy Madison production, so you are either in one camp or the other. And thankfully I am in the camp that loves Sandler's productions, because they are just so over the top and immature, that they begged to be seen. Either so people can hate on them, or so they can lighten up and get away from the real world for a while and just laugh at all the absurdity.We don't care about the story, or the narrative, we want to see the next set piece that will have an old man use really offensive profanity or to see a woman with a phallic nose, or to see the vertically challenged person get thrown in the canal with the funniest splash ever committed to film.Schneider is as good as he will ever be, and Sandler gave this man his own vehicle, and a lot of success in the early noughties, so it was inevitable that they would both go back to film that made Schneider a bit of a star.If you look I to it too much, you can tell it was all thrown together in a boozy night, but hey, it must have been one hell of a night, because the result is blooming bonkers.One for Sandler and Schneider fans only.And there's lots of us.....

What a waste of time to me this movie took an amusing little movie and made a sequel which basically was a mishmash of ideas and reusing the same jokes from the first. The acting was bad, the premise was absurd and basically it took a five minute sketch and stretched it out for 90 minutes yecch. Basically Deuce has to get back to man whoring to save his old pimp Tj in Amsterdam of all places. This movie used old stereotypes plays on the supposive ignorance of Americans abroad and basically reaches for something funny. All the characters are shallow and silly and it was a wreck...Rob Schneider can be good in small roles but he can not carry a film the new actress who's name i cannot remember basically is your new blonde goddess who falls for Deuce..talk about not happening in real life.

DEUCE BIGALOW (or "Deuce Not So Big Below" as he was called in this film! Lol!) is back, this time to be a "man-whore" in Europe! This sequel of DEUCE BIGALOW: MALE GIGOLO is pretty funny too, but even so, I think the first one was a bit more hilarious. But this one is very comical either.I especially appreciated the part when they explain how to do a "Portuguese breakfast"!... I'm Portuguese and I've never heard of that (because it's just a joke, of course!). Maybe I should try it someday! Lol! It was also nice the portrait of Amsterdam done in this movie, because it's too exaggerated, but it really must be what Americans think of Amsterdam I suppose! The scene where the cop is lightning TJ's joint, at the coffee-shop, or the scene where this guy says that the truck full of Marijuana that he's driving is to his daughter's birthday party, which is going to make 13, are hilarious and are hyperboles that clearly prove that exaggeration I mentioned.Once again Rob Schneider does a great job in this funny and entertaining movie.