According to most of the previous sequel laws, the sequel often does not surpass the previous one. I thought this was the same before watching it, but after watching it, I felt that it was quite good. Although a few more main characters were added, not only did it not affect the plot Development, but because of the unique personalities and funny jokes of those few people became the finishing touch. What I didn't expect was that Dwayne Johnson was serious and funny, and it was quite cute.
And the sequel has added more elements, such as water that can interchange bodies, and language skills that can read animals, adding a lot to the movie. Coupled with the random distribution of characters, the game characters of the protagonist in the previous episode may not be still them in this episode, which adds uncertainty to the whole plot without being rigid. Compared with the previous jungle adventure, the scenes of this one are also diverse, and the switching between jungles, deserts, plateaus, and snow-capped mountains is very smooth. The whole movie has more accidents, more intensive laughs, and interspersed with life insights. I didn't feel procrastination at all in two hours, and I didn't feel bored after watching it in one breath. Although such a theme will not be very deep, but as a commercial film of sci-fi adventure, I personally think it is still good.
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