Review by Candice Lee Catullo
In 2002, the original MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING scored more than $241 million at the box offices – and is regarded as one of the most successful romantic comedies of all time. With success 14 years ago, and plenty of loyal fans, they decided to make a sequel with MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 2. At least, I’m assuming it was just for the fans – because I don’t think it was because they had another great story idea.
In 2002, the original MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING scored more than $241 million at the box offices – and is regarded as one of the most successful romantic comedies of all time. With success 14 years ago, and plenty of loyal fans, they decided to make a sequel with MY BIG FAT GREEK WEDDING 2. At least, I’m assuming it was just for the fans – because I don’t think it was because they had another great story idea.
This time, after a zany and harebrained discovery that
Toula’s parents are not officially married, the story is about her parents
renewing their own wedding vows after Toula’s dad (played by Michael
Constantine) finds a missing signature on his own wedding certificate.
