First, the rhythm is messy. It can be clearly felt that the second part is supplementing the first part and trying harder to find a way out. Since this has happened before, people gather a lot faster, which saves a lot of unnecessary explanations to each other (except Eugene), but also reduces the buffer time for people. What's worse is that there are too few reasonable things to fill in. Especially at the end, death becomes dense and boring, without any comfort of design, boring and tasteless.
Secondly, the ambiguity of the plot and the appearance of logical loopholes are unbearable in this type of film, except for the death of the lottery eldest brother and the eldest brother who saved the dead boy at the end of the film, which makes people feel comparable to the first film , other people's deaths are somewhat far-fetched, more like murder, and the explanation of redemption is not rationalized. If this is all right, then Eugene can't kill himself when he shoots. Isn't it the same as falling to the bottom of the lake? , it should not be suicide before it's your turn, but the heroine did try to fall into the lake to be reborn, emmm
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