This is literally the same exact movie as the first. Move some the characters around and add jailbait I mean Hailee Stienfeld in the role of Becca in the first and it's the same fucking story arc. Add to this this movie is an hour and 55 minutes while the first was an hour in and a half. It got you in and out, now matter how cliche and route it was.

There's a lot of cameos in here from famous people to characters from the first.

This has a few funny moments but that's it. Elizabeth Banks proves herself as a competent director.

The sad thing is Mad Max: Fury Road proves itself to be a more female empowered movie in this (did Becca really need a love interest in the first film? This movie says no. Does jailbait I mean Hailee Stienfeld need a love interest? No) and that movie is gonna get buried by this.

To quote a character from the film "What is this white shit?".