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Why so much hype?

Brilliant and touching

The joyful confection is coated in a sparkly gloss, bright enough to gleam from the darkest, most cynical corners.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

I've never understood the hate for Grease 2-The actors were gorgeous and talented, the music was fun and creative, the costumes/sets were awesome, and finally...MICHAEL!!! OMG, I had an instant crush on him the minute I saw this as a girl. (I'm 41 now.) Maxwell Caulfield, British accent, great body, and those eyes-sigh! lol I'm probably biased considering that my name is Stephanie. :-) I think this gets way too much hate. Lighten up people! Enjoy the great music, the sexy cast (I'll include Adrian Zmed and Michelle Pfeiffer in the sexy category), and just have fun! I'll take this movie's lead actors over John "Scientology" Travolta ANY time! Lastly...MICHAEL!!! hehe Regards from Pittsburgh, PA!

this reminded me of high school musical. everything is corny and cheap and I'm not getting my 2 hours of life back. this movie got rid of my will to live. for everyone who says they liked the movie deserves to dig a hole in the ground and shoot themselves in the head whilst in the pre-dug hole with their copy of grease 2 so they can be buried forever with it. this movie was garbage, not because I'm comparing it to the original, but because it was just so cringy and internally damaging.

Following in the footsteps of the box office success that was 'Grease', this less ostentatious sequel was almost destined to open to negative reviews. Some of the criticisms are admittedly on the mark. In particular, Didi Conn reprising her role as a post-graduation Frenchy never quite works; the attempt to link to the first 'Grease' film by making the male protagonist Sandy's cousin is also forced. 'Grease 2' is, however, a better film than one might expect from its reputation, and its reversal of the original movie's formula makes for a more engaging story. Whereas the first film was about an out-of-place teenage girl giving in to peer pressure and conforming to impress a guy, here it is the guy who has to conform to impress the girl. In both films, the message offered (conformity is good) is hard to swallow, however, as the transformation this time is more gradual (not all of a sudden at the end), it is easier to get under the skin of the protagonist here and feel for his mixed emotions. A refined Maxwell Caulfield also makes for a more appealing lead actor than John Travolta, who acted pretty smug throughout the whole of the first film, and while Michelle Pfeiffer is no better than Olivia Newton-John, she is certainly no worse on the acting front; singing is another matter. That said, the film has some pretty decent songs, even if they are nowhere near as iconic as the original's tunes; "Turn Back the Hands of Time" is a particularly beautiful tune. The film is surprisingly funny too with the school's kooky administration team given twice as much screen time here.

This movie was on Netflix so I decided to watch it. I hadn't seen Grease in years so that was the last thing on my mind while watching it. I enjoyed it. It wasn't necessarily bad just boring. The things I did like about it was the song Cool Rider and the character of Michael was generally likable. One complaint I do have is during one of his songs it is so obvious he doesn't sing it. If I didn't watch Grease right after this what have gotten 6 stars. However I did. I was laughing all through the movie and singing along and that is a movie that holds up over years. Grease 2 just didn't capture the spirit of the first Grease. Grease 2 was raunchy and not in a good way. In Grease the dirty jokes were clever and they were just kind of there in Grease 2. The characters in Grease 2 weren't memorable either. All in all, don't bother with Grease 2 if you can watch Grease.