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That other part of why The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel works – that the cast is full of absolute charmers – is still an important one. This sequel’s very existence is a reminder that life goes on – and stays sexy, silly, dramatic and fun – long after everyone else tells you that the best times are over. So the fact that The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel is just a little bit more story, a few more slices of this thing called life, is exactly what this particular sequel called for. The Best Exotic Marigold hotel is about how there is always more to be done, and more to experience. In a social system that seems unfairly designed to ostracize and belittle everyone over the age of 55, the opportunity for a fresh new beginning was just too good for the characters to pass up.īut that story about fresh new beginnings had to end, and endings aren’t what The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was about.
The first Best Exotic Marigold Hotel was a perfectly decent, wholly likable piece of fluff, about a group of elderly Brits who travel to India because A) the cost of living is too high at home, B) it’s just plain nice there, and most importantly C) they want to feel alive again. For once, the fact that there are more adventures to be had at all is the whole point, in and of itself. You might think that it gets away with this because the cast is full of absolute charmers, and you’d be partly right, but only partly. I beg of you.Īnd yet The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel escapes the clutches of inconsequence by doing that very same thing: just getting the gang back together, and just to do more stuff. For example, take The Hangover Part II and The Hangover Part III. Because usually, these are the sequels that are have no point whatsoever except to make money. When you think about the worst kinds of sequels – the lazy ones, the ones that just get the gang back together to do more “stuff,” never mind what that “stuff” actually is – I think it is perfectly normal to wince.
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