John (played by Mark Wahlberg) divorced Lori (the heroine of the first film), and Ted married his girlfriend Tami-Lynn (played by Jessica Barth). The Ted couple wanted to have their own children, but Ted, as a teddy bear, could not give birth. The more serious problem was that Ted was not recognized as a "human" by the government. As a result, Ted lost his job and even the marriage was considered invalid. John and Ted decided to take the government to court. They found Samantha (Amanda Seyfried), who had just obtained a lawyer's license, and worked together to regain Ted's "person" rights.
Ted 2 continues the style of the first movie, full of swear words, satire, grotesque, and cameo appearances by big-name celebrities, which can be described as shining stars. The story of the movie is not bad, a bit similar to the development of the first movie, except that the injured object has changed. Of course, the most attractive thing is still the friendship between Ted and John's thunder buddy for life. Friendship that transcends life is more precious than anything.
Although some of Ted 2's slots are too "advanced" to understand all of them, I am very happy to watch this movie overall, and I recommend it to everyone.
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