Toula (Nia Vardalos) and Ian (John Corbett) are still married 17 years later. They now have a semi-surly teenage daughter who’s humiliated by her heritage, while their own relationship is losing a bit of focus. True to the title, there’s another wedding that brings the family together, after much comic mayhem. All of the fussy relatives are back, including a few new ones and there’s plenty of mildly entertaining “Greek comedy.” There’s nothing subtle or surprising in this sequel and the writing (also by Vardalos) is somewhat bland. Still, audiences who prefer broad, obvious, family-style humor may find it sweetly appealing.
(3 / 5)