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Kenyatta 2021-12-03 08:01:42

Sequels that are so down-to-earth and do not forget their original intentions are really becoming rarer. As an extremely pragmatic technology stream, Karasinski did not rush into the so-called innovative setting in the sequel to this essentially monster film, but expanded the dramatic conflict and space exploration under the premise of "silent"—- The excellent scheduling level gives this low-cost thriller B-level film a rare emotional thickness, and the neat parallel editing brings the explosion tension accumulated between the paragraphs, which perfectly covers the loopholes in the setting and the confusing behavior of the Virgin . And the outstanding sound production was able to once again. Without kidnapping the movie, in the post-epidemic era, the audience had a rare, pilgrimage-like, sweaty palm viewing experience in the domestic selection process, and used children’s at the end. Growth bursts out the most sincere call for "hope and courage". One can't help but sigh, the reason why cinema was born and the significance of its existence today is that the breath-holding audio-visual stimulation provides a full feast of escapism, and then inadvertently responds to reality in the entertainment room, bravo!

Winfield 2022-03-26 09:01:05

That's it? That's it? That's it? Except for the last half of the small fashion, most of the time in this film is extremely long, and even the jump scares are pitiful. In the last half hour, there will be a lot of people blowing up a two-line narrative. Isn't this the most common way of expressing it? The whole movie can be played in the last half hour. The first hour is slow and procrastinated. What are they talking about? It’s the second film, and the director is still obsessed with creating concepts. After a movie, the plot advancement is about zero. Why don’t you come to China to make a TV series, you need talents like you most for water injection and money laundering. And finally, the movie's 7.0 rating is really the biggest insult to a horror movie