A Portokalos family secret brings the beloved characters back together for an even bigger and Greeker wedding.A Portokalos family secret brings the beloved characters back together for an even bigger and Greeker wedding.A Portokalos family secret brings the beloved characters back together for an even bigger and Greeker wedding.
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- TriviaNia Vardalos' husband in real life at the time of filming, Ian Gomez was also in this film as Mike. They later divorced.
- GoofsIan's hair appears to be different lengths in out of sequence scenes, indicating either the original filming schedule or that some scenes required pickups.
- Crazy creditsBeginning and end credits resemble Greek lettering.
- SoundtracksGreek School
Written by Chris Wilson & Alexander Janko
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a few years have gone since the last film. and a few things have changed...
Weirdly found this film OK. The reviews aren't great so I thought I'll tell exactly what's in it. Multiple love stories at once all tied together with a family upset and something to do with passing knowledge on to different generations.
We have seen this format so many times and by now we should be getting bored. Surely? But no, look it wasn't the most amazing film. The cinematography was average so was the script and the plot. But it knows what it is. And more importantly it wasn't trying to be something it's not. So it's that feel good family love story. And it does make you feel good and it is surprisingly funny. The only one thing that annoyed me was that they used a certain character for comic purposes at nearly the end of every sequence. But apart from that it's all good.
If you like these types of film then you will love it. Even if this isn't your favorite genre but your feeling down then give it a try it's almost certain to cheer you up. And if you hate this genre then I don't even know why your reading this or on this page. You probably decided you were not seeing it when you saw the trailer.
Tom
We have seen this format so many times and by now we should be getting bored. Surely? But no, look it wasn't the most amazing film. The cinematography was average so was the script and the plot. But it knows what it is. And more importantly it wasn't trying to be something it's not. So it's that feel good family love story. And it does make you feel good and it is surprisingly funny. The only one thing that annoyed me was that they used a certain character for comic purposes at nearly the end of every sequence. But apart from that it's all good.
If you like these types of film then you will love it. Even if this isn't your favorite genre but your feeling down then give it a try it's almost certain to cheer you up. And if you hate this genre then I don't even know why your reading this or on this page. You probably decided you were not seeing it when you saw the trailer.
Tom
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- thomas-97765
- Mar 26, 2016
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- Đám Cưới Tại Hy Lạp 2
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- Budget
- $18,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $59,689,605
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $17,861,950
- Mar 27, 2016
- Gross worldwide
- $90,632,641
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