The sequel opens with Dennis Miller doing his typical comical similes, demonstrating he is more knowledgeable about bad hillbilly teeth than Monday Night Football. The film starts out with a good comical, if not slightly crude, birth scene. The film had better scenes, and is more enjoyable if one does not attempt to think about continuity. The movie is a Joe Dirt "It's a Wonderful Life" sort of but not exactly. The movie also spoofs other film scenes including the "Wizard of Oz", "Back to the Future:, and "Forrest Gump."

There were some comical moments, some scenes that didn't work, and a touch of genius, and a bit of crudeness. It is an enjoyable heart warming film for Hollywood versions of rednecks. End credits includes bloopers.

Guide: F-bomb. No sex, or nudity.

What to expect not only from a sequel, but from a movie that sells itself as Dirt? Not much I reckon. Except if you're a fan of this particular "style" of comedy. I have to admit, that I wasn't looking forward until I read that the woman from that Burger ad was in it (forgot her name). Should forget her role in this too if possible. While I commend her for going out there and be as un-sexy as she can be (it's possible),she's also part of one of the worst scenes captured on film. And it doesn't help that it is kind of self reflecting and aware of what it's doing. It's just bad and not funny at all.

Having said that, the movie itself tries to be clever (? I know, crazy right?) by confusing the audiences and making them believe there is a concept behind all this. Maybe Afroman was writing the script. Why you ask? Well you know the answer to that, if you know the song. If anything in that movie was funny enough to make that comparison smile worthy it would have been nice. I'm just saying: Don't blame me, if you think this is a waste of time ...

This movie just sucks its got that bad happy madison production vibe all over it