The first one is just a popcorn movie to help our tired urban beauties enter a state of mindless relaxation. The second one actually minimizes the horror and funny clips and forces a parallel space-time concept... and it seems that this posture is to create it by yourself The constant proliferation of new stories in the concept of the universe shows his ambition and courage. After all, who would have thought that there would be a second when watching the first one...
Closer to home, the viewing experience is still very smooth, but there are inevitably some small bugs.
For example, why does the other Ryan have to use killing instead of explaining to solve the space-time problem? After the heroine travels through, where is the other heroine in that time and space? It was the roommate who was killed and the heroine who was in the cycle. If the heroine didn't go to the hospital to die, how would she cycle? In the end, the heroine returned to the original time and space. Has everything in the time and space not changed?
There is also a bug in the film, where the instrument was confiscated. The 15 minutes seemed to be added for the sake of adding, deliberately creating contradictions for the characters and promoting the plot. In essence, it was just a farce that had nothing to do with the theme.
Of course, we can regard the breakthrough of Death Day 2 as a whim and a brave attempt by the director and screenwriter. I think this is an imperfect attempt. To be honest, I was really surprised to see such a sequel, and I unconsciously had a good impression of it. The bugs in the second part were caused by poor thinking or inexperience, and they can be fully recovered in the third part and make it more mature. However, considering their intention to make it an ip, it's repulsive. So probably won't watch the third one.
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