Pretty much what you'd expect from an uninspired sequel. All the gags and classic moments from the first movie are milked for all they're worth here. Plenty of entertainment in-jokes and star cameos. There are enjoyable moments to the movie, but don't expect too much. Most of the time is spent trying to play games with everybody's sexual orientation. At times, the movie veers uncomfortably close to tacky Category III movies, where everybody ends up with everybody else sooner or later. It's almost what you would expect from stars at the end of their careers. Only Leslie Cheung looks like he was interested in more than just collecting a paycheck. A real disappointment considering that the normally dependable James Yuen was one of the scriptwriters.