Plot
Set back in the 80s when Harry met Lloyd in high school where they cross paths with a mean principal and a bunch of other outcasts much like themselves.

Release Year: 2003

Rating: 3.2/10 (18,581 voted)

Critic's Score: 19/100

Director: Troy Miller

Stars: Derek Richardson, Eric Christian Olsen, Eugene Levy

Storyline
Set in 1986 when best friends Harry and Lloyd were teenagers, this is the madcap comic tale of their attempt to get out of the "special needs" department and into regular high school life.

Writers: Peter Farrelly, Bennett Yellin

Cast:
Timothy Stack - Doctor
Mimi Rogers - Mrs. Dunne
Wayne Federman - Officer Dave
Lucas Gregory - 8-year-old Harry
Derek Richardson - Harry Dunne
Eric Christian Olsen - Lloyd Christmas
Luis Guzmán - Ray
Rachel Nichols - Jessica
Elden Henson - Turk
Eugene Levy - Principal Collins
Cheri Oteri - Ms. Heller
Holly Towne - Preppy Student
Josh Braaten - Toby
Vahe Manoukian - Security Guard
William Lee Scott - Carl

Taglines: Before the first movie, there was high school. They missed the bus.

Official Website: Metro Films [France] | New Line |

Release Date: 13 June 2003

Filming Locations: Atlanta International School - 2890 N. Fulton Drive, Buckhead, Georgia, USA

Box Office Details

Budget: $19,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend: $10,845,064 (USA) (15 June 2003) (2609 Screens)

Gross: $26,214,846 (USA) (10 August 2003)

Runtime: USA: 85 min

Trivia:
The truck that pulls in front of Jessica as she is chasing the short school bus is hauling "Turbo Lax", the same laxative Lloyd gives Harry in the original movie.

Goofs:
Revealing mistakes: When Lloyd is driving the floor waxer on the sidewalk, wheels are visible on the bottom of people's shoes as they fall behind him.

Quotes:
Doctor: Come on out, you little bastard.

Ugh

Rating: 1/10

I saw this movie with my cousin at a nine o'clock showing on the first day it was released. We expected nothing of it, and we were not disappointed. The best part was Bob Sagat screaming "there's sh*t everywhere", at the time I commented how prophetic that line was. I just don't understand how they could make this movie and throw feces all over the memory of the first one. The only thing the movie had going for it was that the two guys who played Lloyd and Harry looked like Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels if you kinda squinted and turned your head at the right angle. Oh yea, and when we left that movie so brain damaged us we forgot where we parked and spent 5 minutes looking for his car.

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