"Happy Death Day 2" is a sci-fi warm drama that sells feelings?

Cleve 2022-04-20 09:02:07

Happy Death Day is classified as a horror movie. Since the first movie, I have been wanting to complain a little bit, dare I ask how scary it is? In the second part, it was even more amazing, which directly changed from a horror film to a science fiction film. It turned out that everything was because of the science project of the Korean boy, which produced the chaos of the multi-dimensional universe. But there is no detailed explanation of this aspect in the whole film, it is just a brushstroke, which is inexplicable. . I originally thought that the protagonist of this episode was replaced by a Korean boy, but it turned out to be the heroine of the first episode, and I felt that she was in a bad state and a little disabled in this episode. Originally, I was a little surprised to see the appearance of the Korean boy No. 2. I once thought that there would be the second female lead, but the stalk disappeared, hey. . In the end, it changed from a horror sci-fi film to a knowledge of cherishing, love, friendship, and family through these experiences. Is this a warm and inspirational movie? The only thing I find funny is the multiple ways of dying of the heroine, which is quite funny.

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Happy Death Day 2U quotes

  • [Tree, Ryan and Carter sit at the cafeteria. Tree explains to them everything that happened in the first dimension]

    Ryan Phan: There were two of me?

    Tree Gelbman: [impatiently] Yes! That is how this whole thing happened.

    Carter Davis: [smiles] You know, this kind of reminds me of "Back to the Future II".

    Ryan Phan: Totally. Mm-hmm.

    Carter Davis: Right?

    [Tree stares at them cluelessly]

    Carter Davis: You know, with Marty McFly?

    Ryan Phan: Doc?

    Carter Davis: The DeLorean?

    Tree Gelbman: Sorry.

    Carter Davis: [stunned] Are you serious? You've never seen "Back to the Future"?

    Tree Gelbman: No, I... how do you... wait. Oh, my God. Does this mean that...

    [Tree looks around fearfully, expecting to see another Tree]

    Tree Gelbman: ...does this mean that there are two of me?

    Ryan Phan: I highly doubt it. It's almost impossible to create a holographic universe. You're probably stuck in a quantum cyclic dimension.

    [Tree stares at Ryan cluelessly]

    Tree Gelbman: [impatiently] There's only one of you here, because the other you got knocked into a parallel dimension somewhere in the multiverse.

    Tree Gelbman: [sarcastically] Okay, Ryan. Thanks for clearing that up. That was super helpful.

    Ryan Phan: You never heard the multiverse theory?

    Tree Gelbman: Do I look like someone who knows what a multiverse is?

    Ryan Phan: Okay, look.

    [Ryan takes a napkin]

    Ryan Phan: This is our universe. Okay? Now, look.

    [Ryan folds the napkin several times]

    Ryan Phan: In theory, the universe has six dimensions. Now, if what you're saying is true...

    [Ryan drives his pen through the napkin]

    Ryan Phan: ...then maybe you woke up on the same day...

    [Ryan unfolds the napkin]

    Ryan Phan: ...but not in the same dimension. That would explain the anomalies.

    Tree Gelbman: So, how different are we talking here?

    Ryan Phan: Well, it depends...

    [Tree notices that Danielle approaches them]

    Tree Gelbman: Oh, shit. I forgot our house meeting. Danielle, I'm sorry. I just...

    Danielle Bouseman: [approaches Carter] Hey, babe.

    Carter Davis: You doing all right?

    [Tree gapes in disbelief and jealousy: Danielle and Carter kiss for a long moment]

    Danielle Bouseman: [smiles at Ryan] Hi, Ry.

    Ryan Phan: [smiles shyly] Hey, Danielle.

    [Tree is even more puzzled: in the original dimension, Danielle is snobbish and obnoxious, and wouldn't even look at people like Carter and Ryan. Tree concludes it is one of the differences between the dimensions: in the current dimension, Danielle is nice and friendly]

  • [Tree meets her father at the restaurant, to celebrate her birthday]

    Tree Gelbman: Hey, Dad.

    David Gelbman: Hey.

    Tree Gelbman: [hugs her father] Sorry I'm late.

    David Gelbman: It's okay, sweetie.

    Tree Gelbman: [sits at the table] It's just been a weird day.

    David Gelbman: Everything okay?

    Tree Gelbman: Uh, yeah. It's just... stuff, you know.

    David Gelbman: How's school?

    Tree Gelbman: Um, it's fine, Dad.

    [a waitress approaches]

    Waitress: Are you ready to order?

    David Gelbman: Not yet. We're still waiting on one more.

    Tree Gelbman: [puzzled] One more? I...

    Waitress: Okay. I'll be right back.

    [Tree cannot believe her eyes: her beloved mother Julie, who died three years ago in the original dimension, stands at the door, alive. She smiles lovingly at Tree]

    Tree Gelbman: Mom... oh, mom!

    [overwhelmed with joy, Tree rushes to her mother and hugs her lovingly, so strongly that Julie nearly falls backward]

    Julie Gelbman: [chuckles] Whoa! Hi...

    Tree Gelbman: [her eyes are filled with tears of joy] You're here. Are you really here?

    Julie Gelbman: [puzzled] Well, of course I'm here. It's our day.

    [Tree hugs her mother again. Julie and David are puzzled at Tree's strange behavior]

    Julie Gelbman: Are you okay?

    Tree Gelbman: Yeah. Yeah. Oh, God, I'm fine. I'm just... it's good to see you.

    [they chuckle. Tree hugs her mother again]