The film’s starring role was changed from the original Kim Carrey to the comedian Steve Carell in films such as "40-year-old Virgin". Although his comedic interpretation is no less than Kim Carrey to some extent, Kim Carey’s acting style has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the film itself has many flaws, making this film considered by film critics as "the story is very idiotic and unreasonable." ()
Frankly speaking, Steve Carell’s comedic talent is indeed outstanding. Even though he is covered with heavy white hair all over his body, he still has the ability to make the audience laugh. However, the content of the story itself seems to be too extreme and conceptual, which greatly offsets the entertainment of the film. ()
This sequel film lacks the humorous creativity of the first episode. Although the piety of director Tom Shadiak can still be felt, it is a pity that it cannot conceal its stupidity. ()
The film seems to be a post-modern comic version of the story of "Noah's Ark", taking the new theme of the story of God's start. From once maintaining the operation of the world and experiencing the feeling of being a god, it has become the construction of Noah's Ark to save the world. Such a story constitutes a logical one. And the male TV anchor Steve Carlisle, who was made to talk nonsense by Kim Kelly in "Fake God", is now also very popular, and his momentum is no less than Adam Sandler and Ben Stie. Le and Will Farrell are the new kings of American comedy today, and they are not weak when it comes to spoofing. Moreover, under the leadership of Tom Sodiak, the "inertial guide" of such films, and Morgan Freeman, the competent "black god" of the machine, although the task of planning the world to succeed the predecessor is very difficult, the film has become more and more difficult. The soaring laughter definitely drew the audience to constantly challenge the limits of their laughter nerves. ()
