One of Matthau and Lemmon's last films and still very funny
Jack Lemmon,
Walter Matthau,
Christine Baranski,
Barnard Hughes,
Jonathan Silverman
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Howard Deutch directed this sequel to the The Odd Couple (1968), originally adapted from the 1965 Broadway comedy by Neil Simon. Thirty years later, Felix Ungar (Jack Lemmon) and retired sportswriter ... read more
DVD Release Date: October 20, 1998
Stats: 266 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (266)
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July 8, 2008
Thirty years have passed since the original flick based on the Simon play, and Lemmon and Matthaw unite again, but something clearly is amiss in this tired story.
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June 23, 2008
They are good actors together and they are always funny in the movies. Funny movie. Something to watch.
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December 11, 2007
Of course you can't go wrong with the team of Lemmon and Matthau. I didn't think this one ws quite as good as the original Odd Couple, but still full of laughs and worth a watch.
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August 7, 2007
A definite step-up from the last movie. It had a much better plot, more happenings and more excitement than the last one. Also it has more of the Grumpy Old Men humor, which was a God-send of its time.
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June 5, 2007
If I took my clothes off, I could give this movie a 21!!!!! They did not mellow in their later years. They only refined their belly aching humourous antics as they jabbed each other back and forth. These guys only got better with age!! It was so heartbreaking they never got t... read more
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March 13, 2007
Some parts are intensely hilarious because you can't go wrong with Lemmon and Matthua. Other parts tend to fall flat. Still extremely funny, though.
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May 10, 2006
The guys from the TV show already made a tv movie exactly like this one. Funny to see Lemon and Matthau together, but this isn't as good as Grumpy Old Men or others. Watch the original and you can forget about this one.
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A big letdown. They waited 30 years to follow-up a classic comedy with this? Sadly, the final film Lemmon and Matthau did together is also the pair's weakest.
AKA Return of the Living Dead 4
Unfortunately--no offense, now--this is mainly a case of the Old Couple, given the mediocre direction of Howard Deutch and, mostly, the surprisingly bland script by Neil Simon. Full Review
The audience shares vicariously in their silly little episodes. Full Review
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