whatever

Adolfo 2022-04-22 07:01:41

It's fun to watch, like making a film that you can make yourself happy with. The film itself is not very ambitious, nor is it intended to deepen the theme. The characters in the plot delve into a lot of grooves, but fortunately, they are smooth, with cool text settings, and there is no attempt to make a swollen face and make a fat man. It fits the mood of recreation. What's more interesting is the part where the heroine pretends to die, jumping in a bikini and jumping in a helicopter and then dying in front of the hero and his new girlfriend is really funny. If it were to be a little more refined, it would feel better to rationalize the behavior of some people in it. Like the dean-like guy, Gregory, and finally looped onto Danielle. The choice of family and friendship, I think, it's good to stop like this. The part of blowing the candles is so warm. Anyway, I just want to watch a "horror" movie casually as a pastime without increasing the burden on my heart. This movie is a good choice.

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  • Mercedes 2022-03-24 09:02:43

    Obviously for 2 and 2, the fresh and stunning feeling of the first part is gone

  • Madisyn 2022-01-05 08:02:02

    Forced sequel, kind of boring. There is no thriller style at all, the timeline and logic are chaotic, and the soft science fiction + warmth drama is very boring.

Happy Death Day 2U quotes

  • [mid-credit scene: Tree and her friends are cleaning the college yard, as a punishment for the mess Ryan made]

    Andrea 'Dre' Morgan: Just doesn't make any sense.

    Ryan Phan: Yes, it does. It acted like a slingshot. When she jumped back into this dimension, the vacuum created by the centripetal force closed the loop.

    [Samar notices a partly-eaten churro on the ground]

    Samar Ghosh: Who throws away a perfectly good churro?

    Andrea 'Dre' Morgan: Oh, no, don't.

    [Samar eats the churro. Suddenly, several black cars stop near them. People who look like FBI agents exit the cars and approach them]

    Samar Ghosh: Uh-oh. This looks bad.

    Dr. Parker: Ryan Phan?

    Ryan Phan: Uh, maybe.

    Dr. Parker: I'm Dr. Isaac Parker. I'm here on behalf of DARPA. We'd appreciate it if you'd come with us to answer some questions. All of you.

    Tree Gelbman: Are we in trouble?

    Dr. Parker: Please, right this way.

    [Tree and her friends are brought to DARPA laboratory, where Sissy has been moved for further experimentation]

    Ryan Phan: [gasps] Holy shit. Sissy!

    Dr. Parker: Hope you don't mind us borrowing her. What you've created here is truly remarkable.

    [Tree and her friends smile]

    Samar Ghosh: Suck it, Dean Bronson.

    Dr. Parker: We've been having some difficulties understanding how the device operates. We figured you could help.

    Ryan Phan: There's so many different algorithms. It'll be tough to find the right one to make it work.

    Tree Gelbman: I might be able to help with that.

    [everyone looks strangely at Tree, who has memorized the correct algorithm in the second dimension]

    Dr. Parker: Great. So, we just need to find a test subject.

    Carter Davis: [smiles] Wait, you... you want to trap somebody in a time loop? That's messed up. Unless they deserve it.

    [Tree has an idea]

    Tree Gelbman: I think I have the perfect recruit...

    [last scene: in her bedroom, Danielle wakes up screaming in horror, as she is now trapped in a time loop of her own]

  • [first lines]

    Ryan Phan: [tries to pet a dog] Aw.

    [the dog barks at him]

    Old Lady: Watch it. Watch it. Frank, no.