We can't say that this movie is a great sequel to a not-so-spectacular first part. It insists on presenting an unusual divorced couple where the former couple love each other and the daughter has no conflict with the matter. Paul Rudd offers a hollow character, unsympathetic and who repeats the same gags over and over again. All the supporting characters lack brightness with the exception of Michael Peña who luckily has a couple of jokes and Randall Park who steals the movie with his character. Michael Douglas puts a little style and the rest almost nothing. A movie without villains is a waste of time. There is no drama, there is no moral, the jokes are repeated, there is hardly any freshness and the final half hour is appalling as there is too much cgi without substance or content.