Bring on more "dad movies" like this, I feel like I need a more frequent fix of this kind of cinema.
The idea to sequel something so iconic that was, if not perhaps outright loved by all, at the very least so steeped in a distinct type of 80s bravado and stylized in its imagery to gain a real cult following, is insane enough on paper but to execute it and execute it so well feels like catching lightning in…