Good Burger was probably my favorite movie as a kid. My parents always remind me how much I rented it. This isn't a great movie but I enjoyed it. It's filled with nostalgia but that's what is fun. I would watch a third.

"Good Burger 2" serves up a nostalgic trip, reuniting Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell for another adventure. However, the sequel treads too closely to the original, recycling plot points and gags that made the first film a classic. Kel Mitchell effortlessly slips back into the goofy charm of Ed, delivering laughs and embodying the spirit of the beloved character. Unfortunately, Kenan Thompson's return feels less genuine, as his character, Dexter, regresses into familiar money-driven antics, disregarding the growth seen in the previous film. The film's attempt to replicate the magic of the original is evident in its near-identical structure and recycled dance numbers. While some nods to the past are charming for fans, the absence of much of the original cast dampens the chemistry that made the first movie memorable. The script could have benefited from more creativity, considering the thirty-year gap between the films. Despite these drawbacks, "Good Burger 2" manages to deliver moments of lighthearted humor and captures the essence of the beloved characters. It's a fun watch for those seeking a dose of nostalgia, particularly for fans of the first film, but falls short of recapturing the magic that made the original a childhood favorite.

Amazing movie! I loved all the cameos except the one from horrible, spiteful, cruel, heartless, and severe cyberbully ChrissyTeigen.

Amazing as well but not as good as og but that might be nostalgia bias but still a fun watch

I grew up on All That and loved every second of it. I recall watching Good Burger at release and later re-watching it with my kids, but sharing the new movie with my boys and having them love it was truly just a cherry on top of my nostalgia. I hope Kel's end-credit "blooper" scene is correct, I wanna see that third movie idea ;)