Clown back to soul 2

Charlotte 2022-04-22 07:01:07

Very disappointed, there are too many special effects, and you will not remember the content when you walk out of the cinema, there is no memory at all. Anyway, I only have a deep impression on the carnival part. Too many memory parts, why do children show up so much, isn't it better to focus on them when they grow up? I was even more disappointed because I had high expectations. Is it just a movie theater here? In the restaurant scene, there was absolutely no sound when the monster ran out of the fortune cookie, and it made me go out to find a job. Staff, it is really a pity to completely pass this clip.

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  • Verlie 2022-03-21 09:01:39

    Bev you are kind of funny, Ben you are kind of rich RE you bit miserable

  • George 2022-04-24 07:01:05

    The production is more luxurious, and the special effects scenes are obviously on a higher level. But after the protagonist was replaced by an adult, the illusion of "innocence" in the previous work was immediately shattered. The sequel has changed from the positive sequence to the interlude, but the time-space transition of showing off skills does not render a sense of fate, but instead allows the Hollywood blockbuster-style "reasonable" to be conveyed through the mouths of adults, becoming blunt and bitter, originally cute humorous paragraphs It also seems out of place under the excessive refinement. Horror, preaching, nostalgia and sentimentality have become three separate parts. The amazing scary passages in the trailer are difficult to form a whole. There are only various stacked scary wonders that pull the film in different directions. The three-hour "total score" structure (Essentially a repetition of the previous work) In the epic space, it completely exposed the pompous but uncontrolled chronic illness of such "theme park movies" in Scorsese's mouth.

It Chapter Two quotes

  • Beverly Marsh: January embers.

    Ben Hanscom: My heart burns there, too.

    Beverly Marsh: It was you.

  • Richie Tozier: Thanks for showing up, Stan.