The special effects are still at the level of the first part, but the plot is indeed a combination of stubbornness + tearing + embarrassment.
The whole plot can be summed up as follows: a bird lover felt that the mobile phone signal radiation had wiped out the bird and persuaded the operator to commit suicide after the failure of the construction of the base station. The soul after his death summoned all the souls of the birds to control the mobile phones in the city, attempting to kill the operator boss and all mobile phone users, but was defeated by the resurrected and upgraded (1.0 to 3.0) robot.
The purpose of the story itself is good, probably to express the meaning of protecting the ecology. But the mobile phone that finally revealed the revenge was controlled by the "fifth" power, and then it talked about people who have auras, positive energy for the living, negative energy for the dead, and great auras for the saints. The other words are serious in describing the revenge of the soul. The thing, it feels like anti-science, reminds me of the yin and yang in previous ghost movies.
Also, on the one hand, the movie emphasizes that this evil force is very powerful and cannot be resisted by the army. On the other hand, this evil force is murderous and very inefficient. It has a sense of ritual. A person is either possessed by a certain person and stabbed on the road. At best, he is mentally ill with a knife, not knowing whether he is strong or weak. It is embarrassing.
In addition, the decent characters in this movie always make strange laughs, don't feel like good people at all, and look awkward.
Hey, there are too many bugs, a properly bad movie
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