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Ted 2
A brassy, satirical buddy comedy drenched in foul-mouthed irreverence, balancing juvenile stoner antics against unexpected melancholy, like a rain-soaked childhood plush toy arguing constitutional personhood in a harsh, marble-columned courtroom.
Ted 2
Ted 2

"Thunder buddies for life."

25 June 2015 United States of America 115 min 6.3 (8,137)

Director: Seth MacFarlane

Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Seth MacFarlane, Amanda Seyfried, Jessica Barth, Giovanni Ribisi

Fantasy Comedy Civil Rights, Sentience & the Definition of Personhood Enduring Brotherhood & Codependency vs. Maturity The Commodification & Exploitation of the Individual Domestic Realism, Modern Marriage & Societal Expectations
Budget: $68,000,000
Box Office: $215,863,606

Ted 2 — Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

I think I wanna sleep on a bed made of your voice.
— Ted

Context

Spoken during Ted and John’s first meeting in New York with the esteemed attorney Patrick Meighan.

Meaning

A meta-joke breaking the tension of Morgan Freeman's notoriously soothing, authoritative baritone.

It's this new strain my dealer gave me called 'Help Me Get Home.'
— Samantha Leslie Jackson

Context

Sam introducing John and Ted to her potent cannabis stash in her law office.

Meaning

Establishes Samantha as a kindred stoner spirit to John and Ted, breaking legal stereotypes and sealing their friendship.

A perfect spiral!
— John Bennett

Context

John marveling as Ted tosses Tom Brady’s bedsheet to the floor during their botched attempt to acquire the quarterback’s semen.

Meaning

Highlights the film’s blend of parochial Boston sports idolatry and absurd, tasteless physical comedy.

We are often told that happily ever afters exist only in the pages of fairy tales, and in the naive minds of sheltered innocents. And yet on this bright sunny Boston afternoon, a talking teddy bear is about to marry his girlfriend. Proving two things: Happy endings can come true for anyone, and America doesn't give a sh*t about anything.
— Narrator (Patrick Stewart)

Context

The opening voiceover establishing Ted and Tami-Lynn's wedding ceremony.

Meaning

Sets the tone for MacFarlane’s satirical universe, contrasting classical fairytale romance with modern American apathy.

Is this cereal in fact exclusively for children?
— Liam Neeson

Context

Liam Neeson's intense, deadpan interrogation of Ted at the supermarket checkout counter regarding a box of Trix cereal.

Meaning

Widely regarded as the film's funniest cameo, satirizing Neeson's menacing action persona inside a mundane setting.

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