House Party 2
Cast :Christopher Reid, Christopher Martin, Martin Lawrence
Director :Doug McHenry, George Jackson (III)
Studio :New Line Home Entertainment
Format :Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen
Released Date :October 23, 1991
DVD Released Date :February 03, 2004
Language :English (Dubbed), English (Original Language), English (Subtitled)
Audience Rating :R (Restricted)
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Customer Reviews
Rating
DateSeptember 08, 2004
SummaryIts the best.
Content
I rate the three house party's as follows. There is nothing to say other than KidnPlay is a dynasty. All movies are worth owning. Maybe not #4.

1. Classic awesome
2. Best one
3. Funny As hell.


Rating
DateMay 12, 2004
SummaryBoom,Shaka-laka-laka!!!
Content
This is one of the most funniest films that would really want to make you laugh harder and harder and completely HARDER!!!No other comedy film is as good as House Party 2!Peace,everybody!!!

Rating
DateJuly 26, 2003
SummaryTHIS SEQUEL IS A BIT TOO MORALISTIC AT TIMES
Content
IN THE 1ST SEQUEL, KID GOES TO COLLEGE BUT, REALIZES THAT HE LEFT HIS COLLEGE MONEY WITH PLAY WHO'S GIVEN THE MONEY AWAY TO A CON ARTIST CLAIMING TO BE A RECORD COMPANY EXECUTIVE. MOST OF THE FUNNIEST MOMENTS COME FROM MARTIN LAWRENCE, WHO RETURNS AS BILAL. THIS SEQUEL IS A LITTLE BIT MORALISTIC AT TIMES, WHICH IS NOT WHAT THE HOUSE PARTY TRADITION IS ABOUT. ESCAPES A TWO STAR RATING ONLY BECAUSE IT IS THAT MUCH BETTER THAN THE NEXT TWO HOUSE PARTIES THAT WOULD FOLLOW.

Rating
DateJanuary 24, 2003
SummaryAnother case of a disappointing sequel
Content
This movie was disappointing, although not a total washout. Martin Lawrence as Bilal still made me laugh, but some of the scenes had recycled jokes and even preachy tones. The scenes where Kamron (of Young Black Teenagers) as Jamal, a white kid who talks black, shows up were so gimmicky it was scary. But one funny scene was when the party was hopping from apartment to apartment while Boyz II Men's "Motownphilly" was playing in the background. Still, all of the best jokes were given away in the trailers, and they weren't even all that funny. The following two sequels are even worse, so just stick with the first House Party.

Rating
DateApril 15, 2001
SummaryJUST AS GOOD AS THE FIRST!!!
Content
House Party 2 proved to be just as good as the first. The characters were better and the dialouge and plot made more sense but the lack of his foul mouthed father really crippled it's rating.

This movie delivers a better message than the first but the lack of Robin Harris really sucks (he died shortly after the House Party movie) However Jamal can be funny yet utterly offensive (he is a white guy who thinks he is black).

Lots of messages and innuendos in this movie to convince the viewers to stay in school. Recoomended to troubled youths.

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