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Jasen 2022-01-05 08:02:02
The first part looks at novelty, the second part looks at values
*Plot: At first I thought it would be a boy version of Ryan's death and resurrection story, but I didn't expect that the poor heroine (manual dog head) would continue to suffer, and it was not the murderer who chose to make countless cycles in the last egg The doctor felt a bit regretful. After...
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Johnnie 2022-04-19 09:02:30
A sequel to the previous work that is rigidly related, and the degree of completion is not bad
Happy Death Day, cost 4.8 million US dollars, global box office 114 million US dollars. Even in 2017, a year when horror films had a bumper harvest, this was still a solid achievement. So making a sequel is a sure thing.
But looking at the plot of the first part, the main creator does not seem to...
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[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]
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Tree Gelbman: When were you gonna tell me?
Carter Davis: Tell you what?
Tree Gelbman: About Danielle.
Carter Davis: [puzzled] What about Danielle?
Tree Gelbman: Apparently you guys are dating.
Carter Davis: Wait, I thought... I thought you knew that. I mean, you guys live in the same house.
Tree Gelbman: Uh, no, I definitely didn't know. But the bigger question is: does she know?
Carter Davis: Does she know what?
Tree Gelbman: One of her closest friends woke up in your bed this morning. You don't think that that's newsworthy?
Carter Davis: [scoffs] Nothing happened. I slept in Ryan's bed last night.
Tree Gelbman: So, why take me home?
Carter Davis: Because you were... you were wasted. I was afraid you were gonna fall or choke on your own vomit like Janis Joplin.
Tree Gelbman: [sighs, recalling that Carter told her the same thing in the original dimension] Okay. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. It's fine. This is how it's supposed to be. My mom's okay. Lori isn't trying to kill me. I mean, this is, like, the better version of my life, right?
Carter Davis: What are you...?
[Tree notices Dr. Gregory Butler and his wife Stephanie. They appear to be arguing]
Stephanie Butler: She's in a sorority, Gregory.
Gregory Butler: She's...
Carter Davis: Wait a minute. In this... in this other dimension, were we...?
Tree Gelbman: I... I can't do this right now.
[Tree walks away]