Good morning, it's time to watch "Coming 2 America" online, the sequel to the 1988 film "Coming to America," in which Eddie Murphy returns to antics with Prince Akeem of Zamunda, the current king.

In "Coming 2 America," the newly crowned King Akeem and his longtime advisor Semi (Arsenio Hall) are once again on an adventure in Queens, New York. This time, they search for his long-lost son and heir, Lavelle Jungson (Jermaine Fowler), whom Akeem had after an affair with Mary (Leslie Jones).

This is a bit of a retcon, as "Coming to America" focused on Akeem's search for his wife and his single-minded pursuit of Lisa (Shari Headley). In the sequel, not only does Akeem visit Queens again, but Ravel and Mary return with him to Zamunda, so when and where did Akeem meet Mary

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Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Coming 2 America online right now. Plus, check out the trailer below:

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Coming 2 America is currently available for streaming! It premiered on Amazon Prime Video worldwide on Friday, March 5.

The cast of Coming 2 America is led by Eddie Murphy, who plays King Akeem Joffer of Zamunda. Murphy also stars as soul singer Randy Watson, Mr. Clarence the barber, and Saul the barber's customer.

Arsenio Hall reprises his role in Coming to America as Semi, Achim's best friend and confidant. Hall also plays Levelland Brown, Morris the Barber, and Baba the Wizard.

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Reviews of "Coming 2 America" were mixed, with some calling it "funny" and others calling it "underwhelming." Here is a summary of the film critics' comments:

Kristen Baldwin, Entertainment Weekly: "There are plenty of deep-cut callbacks and surprise appearances from the original, and fan-favorite characters get at least one showing.

Sean O'Connell, Cinema Blend: "It's hard to find a film as entertaining as the original 'Coming to America,' and it's twice as hard for a sequel to fill the holes left by its predecessor. Successor director Craig Brewer chose to recycle quite a few of the same jokes as the original, but watered them down by sticking to a PG-13 rating."[27

Shannon Miller of the AV Club: "For a film that ironically has a plot about Akeem's son learning to find his own unique path to greatness, 'Coming 2 America' seems too ready to rely on nostalgia, with endless callbacks and easter eggs. It looks like it."

Frank Scheck, The Hollywood Reporter: "From the lavish palace setting (actually rapper Rick Ross' Georgia mansion) to the gorgeous, eye-popping costumes by Oscar winner Ruth E. Carter ("Black Panther"), the elaborate choreographed dance numbers, there is no shortage of visual delights. However, "Coming 2 America" was more fun to make than to watch, as evidenced by the predictable inclusion of an NG clip in the end credits.