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Metascore
5 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com
- 60The IndependentClarisse LoughreyThe IndependentClarisse LoughreySumotherhood is, at times, so overstuffed that it starts to wear on the nerves. Yet, Deacon has also found a wholesome, and funny, heart to his film, circling back to the awkwardly desperate performance of masculinity that drove its prequel, and simply doubling it up.
- 60EmpireJohn NugentEmpireJohn NugentA very silly, sporadically serious hood spoof, with some surprisingly frank discussions of mental health — and a welcome redemptive arc for the multi-talented Adam Deacon.
- 40The Observer (UK)Wendy IdeThe Observer (UK)Wendy IdeIt’s a wildly uneven mess.
- 20The GuardianRyan GilbeyThe GuardianRyan GilbeyAny stabs at thematic seriousness have an incongruous feel. It’s admirable that Deacon, who has been vocal about his own mental health issues, has made his character bipolar, but the subject isn’t explored so much as mentioned repeatedly.