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Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj (Van Wilder 2) (2006)

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Van Wilder: The Rise of Taj (Van Wilder 2) (2006)

2006 | Comedy

97 mins

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Produced by MGM
Director Mort Nathan
Writer Brent Goldberg
Cast Kal Penn, Lauren Cohan, Daniel Percival, Dan Percival, Glen Barry, Anthony Cozens, Steven Rathman and Holly Davidson

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Dean (6927 KP) rated

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Not a bad follow up now set in England. Centres on Taj character from the first film and starring Lauren Cohan in an early role.
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It has been four years since audiences last met Taj Mahal Badalandabad(Kal Penn), as he interned under Van Wilder in the film of the same name.

In Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj, we catch up with a more seasoned and confident Taj as he embarks on a trip to England in order to earn his teaching Doctorate under an advisor program.

From a outrageous encounter on his flight to England to running afoul of the snobbish Pipp Everett (Daniel Percival), Taj soon finds himself watching over a house full of some of the most dysfunctional people he has ever seen.

Undaunted, Taj decides to mentor his charges in much the same way that Van Wilder helped him, and hopes to help them earn a sense of dignity and self respect.

When Taj encounters the lovely Charlotte (Charlie) Higginson (Lauren Cohan), he earns the wrath of Pipp who happens to be dating Charlotte and already has a strong dislike for Taj and his students.

What follows is a fun, if predictable romp, where Taj and company must battle Pipp and his minions and prevail.

While this version contains its share of gross out comedy, there are some genuine fun and light-hearted moments. While it will not be remembered as one of the great comedies, of the year, there are some enjoyable moments in the film, especially Kal Penn who carries the film as well as he can with the material he is given.

In many ways the film plays out as a by the numbers comedy, yet there are some fun moments here, and if you were a fan of the first film, you just might find this your cup of tea.