Using same ingredients, with few spices, is a nice film. So nice than, like for the first part, it is easy to ignore the great mistakes ( Avaton is the most obvious ) and to enjoy it. A comedy, familiar in each details for the admirers of the first My Big Fat Wedding, it works in reasonable measure and it has the virtue to propose a delicate- realistic portrait of parenthood for Toula and John.
Review of My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
