1982 Directed by Patricia Birch
It's 1961, two years after the original Grease gang graduated, and there's a new crop of seniors and new members of the coolest cliques on campus, the Pink Ladies and T-Birds. Michael Carrington is the new kid in school - but he's been branded a brainiac. Can he fix up an old motorcycle, don a leather jacket, avoid a rumble with the leader of the T-Birds, and win the heart of Pink Lady Stephanie?
Maxwell Caulfield Michelle Pfeiffer Lorna Luft Maureen Teefy Alison Price Pamela Adlon Adrian Zmed Peter Frechette Christopher McDonald Leif Green Didi Conn Eve Arden Sid Caesar Dody Goodman Tab Hunter Dick Patterson Connie Stevens Eddie Deezen Matt Lattanzi Jean Sagal Liz Sagal Dennis Stewart Brad Jeffries Vernon Scott Steve M. Davison Richard Epper Pat Green Freddie Hice Steve Holladay Show All…
Pomádé 2., กรีส 2, Брилянтин 2, Pomáda 2, Vaselina 2, Brillantine 2, גריז 2, 그리스 2, Briliantinas 2, Grease 2: Os Tempos da Brilhantina Voltaram, Бриолин 2, Бріолін 2, 油脂2
AustraliaPG
USAPG
Germany12
UKPG
Netherlands6
FranceU
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when i was a kid i wanted to be a pink lady cause i thought they were cool and now i realise it's just because i'm gay
also happy belated birthday queen michelle i would fucking die for you
Stephanie Zinone: feminist icon, independent woman, didn't and wouldn't change for nobody, didn't take anybody's shit, wore pants
Sandy: Olsson
Ok yeah I know the original 'Grease' is technically a better movie and a legitimate classic...but I love 'Grease 2' more and I'll never apologize for it.
The songs are catchier, the dancing is better, the female empowerment is stronger, and Maxwell Caulfield is the goddamn hottest man alive in every frame of this movie.
Don't @ me.
Cool Rider > the entire Grease soundtrack
Reproduction > Summer Nights
Score Tonight > You’re the One That I Want
MICHELLE PFEIFFER'S STEPHANIE >>>>> Olivia Newton John's Sandy
In sum, Grease 2 > Grease.
Suck it nerds.
A movie for all the people who saw Grease and thought "if only this movie were worse."
“Grease 2” has absolutely no business whatsoever existing as a film. And for that… it is wonderful.
Sharing a mutual lack of utility or life direction with its ‘teenage’ subjects, “Grease 2” is more or less a series of dances slapped around the idea of what a movie should be.
But what did anyone involve expect, when they employed a pro choreographer as a first time director?
Patricia Birch created the memorable moves of the first “Grease,” and would go on to choreograph the iconic giant keyboard dance of “Big.” She never, though, would direct another full length film.
While structuring narrative around cohesive action is clearly not Birch’s forte, when she is in her element of busy, energetic dance…
this movie is just a gender swapped version of the first grease with hotter characters and catchier songs yall are just mean
