What they were able to do in this movie is make a sequel that continues the story, makes sense, and is legitimately funny without over using or forcing the jokes that comedy sequel often do. And that makes this movie fantastic. They do bring back the greatest hits from Super Troops but they subvert the joke or tell it in a different context that still lets the joke land. And the chemistry between the guys is still there. Also stay for the credits. There is a extra scene that interrupts the credits so you don’t have wait long. Like Farva’s bus scene from Super Troopers.

So bad I feel asleep

Super Troopers 2 is a movie out of time and out of sync with comedy in 2018. It might have managed the success of its precursor, if only it had been released in 2002.

Marc Savlov

Austin Chronicle

The antics never out-and-out surprise, but they almost never fail to amuse.

Glenn Kenny

The New York Times

Super Troopers 2 is an aggressively lame and slobby comedy full of cardboard characters and in-your-face naughty jokes that feel about as dangerous as old vaudeville routines.

Owen Gleiberman

Variety