Ted 2

| 2015

Directed by: Seth MacFarlane

Main Plot

In Ted 2, the story picks up with the beloved talking teddy bear, Ted, who is now married to Tami-Lynn. However, their happiness is short-lived as they face a significant challenge when Ted's legal status as a person is called into question. After a series of events, Ted is deemed a property rather than a human being, leading him to fight for his rights in court. To reclaim his status, Ted enlists the help of his best friend John and a young lawyer named Samantha. Together, they navigate a series of comedic and outrageous obstacles, including courtroom drama and encounters with various characters, all while exploring themes of friendship, love, and identity. The film blends humor with social commentary as Ted and his friends strive to prove that he deserves the same rights as any other person.

Characters

  • Mark Wahlberg plays John Bennett, who helps his sentient teddy bear, Ted, fight for legal recognition as a person to qualify for parenthood.
  • Seth MacFarlane voices Ted, a teddy bear fighting for legal recognition as a person to qualify for parenthood.
  • Amanda Seyfried plays Samantha Leslie Jackson, a lawyer who helps Ted, a talking teddy bear, in his legal battle to be recognized as a person.

Ending Explained

In the ending of Ted 2, the main conflict centers around Ted's fight for legal recognition as a person with rights, following his marriage to Tami-Lynn. After a series of setbacks in court, Ted and his friends, including John, devise a plan to prove Ted's humanity. They seek the help of a lawyer, who ultimately helps them present a compelling case that highlights Ted's emotional depth and capacity for love. During the climactic courtroom scene, Ted's character is put on display, showcasing his intelligence and the bond he shares with John. The jury is moved by the evidence presented, leading to a pivotal moment where they rule in favor of Ted, granting him personhood. This resolution not only validates Ted's existence but also reinforces the theme of friendship and acceptance. The film concludes with Ted and Tami-Lynn planning their future together, celebrating their victory and solidifying their love. The narrative wraps up on a positive note, emphasizing the importance of love and loyalty, regardless of societal norms. The ending serves as a humorous yet poignant commentary on the nature of identity and the lengths one will go to for those they care about.

Seth MacFarlane Comedy Mark Wahlberg Seth MacFarlane Amanda Seyfried