Irishchatter I mean, i didn't think the first was the greatest either but it was good. However this movie was just so boring, the scenes were dragging on and it was always the same with Wayne & Garth. Their jokes were getting more cruder and stupid, it just disappointed me.I think it would've been better if Wayne's World didn't have a sequel at all because this movie is just rubbish. I don't find anything funny but the only thing that was funny, when they were dancing to 'YMCA' accidentally. The rest is awful. They shouldn't have added in Christopher Walken even if he is a legend, this film didn't really suit him. Its just disappointing, I would just leave at the first movie, thats all!

Wuchak "Wayne's World 2" came out a year after 1992's "Wayne's World" with Mike Myers as Wayne Campbell and Dana Carvey as Garth Algar, who run a silly cable show rooted in rock/metal culture. In this sequel, Wayne receives word in a vision from none-other-than Jim Morrison to put on a concert in Aurora, Illinois. He dubs it Waynestock. If he "builds it" will they come? I saw this film before the first one in a motel with my wife circa 1994-95 and, by the end, I was crying I was laughing so hard. The scene that put me over the edge was when a certain classic actor appears as a gas station attendant.Memorable moments abound: The encounter with the albino-eyed city official, Wayne's martial arts fight with Cassandra's father, Wayne's visions with Morrison and the half-naked Indian, and many more.The original film is actually a let-down compared to this one. Don't get me wrong, it's a solid comedy and consistently amusing if you're in the mood for goofy humor rooted in 70s-90s rock/metal, but there are a number of flat areas. This sequel flows better and is way funnier. It helps if you're up on the rock/metal scene and cinema though, otherwise you won't get half the jokes.I gauge comedies by how funny they are (naturally), as well as how compelling, and "Wayne's World 2" delivers exceptionally on both fronts. It's one of my all-time favorite comedies along with "Coming to America" and the original "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective." The film runs 95 minutes and was shot in Chicago and Southern California.GRADE: A

Electrified_Voltage Back when the two "Wayne's World" movies ("Saturday Night Live" adaptations) were made in the early nineties, I was still in the first decade of my life, so I was too young to be into them. It wasn't until 2005 when I saw both of them in their entirety for the first time. After my first viewings, I definitely preferred this sequel, but since then, I've seen both of them again, and now I'm not so sure. Judging by the ratings here, it looks like the first one is more popular, but I don't know which one I think is the stronger of the two. Right now, I don't think either of them are classics, but still think they're both reasonable comedies, despite how silly they are.A year has gone by, and Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar are still doing their show, but Wayne wishes to get farther in life, and doesn't know how he would do it. One night, in his dream, he meets the spirit of Doors frontman Jim Morrison, who tells him that he is to organize a rock concert, and that if he books bands, they will come! Immediately after Wayne wakes up, he tells Garth about his dream, and they soon begin their planning for a music festival called "Waynestock". Following Jim Morrison's instructions, they recruit Del Preston, the world's greatest roadie, to help them. Trying to organize the show turns out to be difficult, and for Wayne, it doesn't help that he is once again having trouble with his rock star girlfriend, Cassandra Wong. Her manager, Bobby Cahn, is trying to lure her away from Wayne, so she will leave Aurora and move to L.A.! One thing I like about this "Wayne's World" sequel is the concert premise, since I find big rock concerts fascinating. Like I said, this is a silly comedy, but that doesn't necessarily make it a bad one. The second time I watched this 1993 comedy, I wasn't sure if it would be above average at first, but it improved. Neither movie is consistently hilarious, but both of them certainly have their moments. In "Wayne's World 2", highlights I've found include the dubbed fight sequence between Wayne and Cassandra's father (can't seem to remember that from my first viewing, but it was a highlight of my second), and the Village People impersonation in the gay bar (which stood out for me during both viewings). Scenes with Garth and his new love interest can also be good for laughs, and there's definitely more (no need to mention it all).Sequels tend to be less popular than their predecessors. There are exceptions, but this is not one of them. On the other hand, it seems some people do like this one better than the original, and like said, I used to be one of them, but now I'm not sure. I might prefer this one to a very small degree, due to the premise, but the first time, I thought it was funnier than Wayne and Garth's first full-length adventure, but that didn't quite seem to be the case the second time. Nonetheless, 1 & 2 are both reasonable "Saturday Night Live" adaptations, better than "Coneheads". Basically, "Wayne's World 2" shows Wayne and Garth's usual antics once again, which are silly and obviously hated by some viewers, but if you're a fan of the two famous SNL characters, both films should make you laugh, at least in some parts, though you MIGHT prefer the characters in smaller doses.

tvw07 Wayne's world is about more than the theme song they sing, the fight scene with Mr.Wong and the weird naked Indian. Its about two guys Wayne and Garth who just want to do what every teenage metal head dreams of.The thing that sells me so much on this movie more so than the original is a lot of Wayne's reference to pop culture. Little things that you don't really pick up until you watch it for the 10th time. Things like waynes John Hughes reference, or Del talking about hanging out with Jeff Beck.I have nothing but praise and respect for this movie, and I fail to see why Mike Myers hates that he made it. So until next time, party on.