Come on again~ Unnecessary money making sequel~~

Clark 2022-04-23 07:03:19

Putting parallel space-time and time loop together does not mean that it is very creative~

This film can be said to have no surprises, the suspense is equal to zero, at least everyone will be curious about who the murderer is in the previous work, and this time I have no intention to deduce the identity of the murderer in the narrative.

As for the scary part, the old terrier sound effects push to the end, even if you are scared, you don't feel anything.

Next is spoiler ㄅ

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Ah, even if the heroine is really killed, it's just a restart... nothing to lose. In order to be funny in the film, the heroine later ran to fancy suicide and shattered her whole body. Is this really better than being stabbed to death? What kind of person would kill themselves like this? This arrangement is too deliberately illogical.

The plot focuses on the heroine's choice between the two dimensions, and it's really boring. How will the heroine choose in the end, I think every audience knows well, ah friend can't be saved, won't it? ? Of course help! At the end, there is inevitably a sensational drama I love you, which is really boring.

In the end, the main thing I want to talk about in writing this article is... The heroine at the end of the film is really bad, even if you hate others, she is still a big contributor to helping you stop the time loop, you can't stand it yourself Pain, you still want to inflict on others? ? ? Even if you want to be funny, it's too much.

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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.