The first "Happy Death Day" gave a full surprise with a small budget, telling a suspenseful story with both lighthearted humor and more rigorousness. And under the complete narrative structure of the first part of Happy Death Day, it actually came out with the second part.
"Happy Death Day 2" adds the concept of a parallel universe on the basis of reincarnation. At the beginning of Ryan's reincarnation, I thought it was a story developed from his perspective, but it wasn't. It was just using Ryan to introduce the concept of a parallel universe. By mistake, Tweety returned to her birthday and began to be killed again. Reincarnation, but this time she came to another parallel universe, where Carter is with her best friend, and her mother who was dead is still alive.
In this way, Tweety is faced with a choice, whether to go back to the time and space with Carter or stay in this time and space with her mother.
I saw a lot of people saying that Tweety would rather have a boyfriend than a mother, and then sneered. In fact, this is not just a question like "your mother and her boyfriend fell into the water at the same time, who are you going to save?" At first, Cui Er did not hesitate to choose this time and space with her mother. However, she looked at the photos on her phone that had no memory at all, and chatted with her mother about the time when she had no memory of her last birthday. She slowly realized that this place did not belong to her, and finally she gained the final relief from the conversation with her mother. Whether it is the time span of these episodes or the reasons given, I think there are enough reasons for Tweety to choose to go back.
I also saw someone complain that the time-dimension shuttle is simple. Isn't the telephone microwave oven next door to Destiny Stone Gate even more primitive, but it does not hinder the wonderfulness of Destiny Stone Gate at all.
At the beginning of the film, what two Ryans, what parallel universes cannot have two selves, blah blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Set for setting.
But I thought 2 explained why there was a power outage in 1, and explained the reason for Tweety's reincarnation. I heard that there would be a third film, and I felt that things were not that simple. Looking back, I found that there was a difference in the performance of "juvenile pi" before and after. I flipped through the comments, and sure enough, some bosses have pointed this out.
This will never be the character details that the director ignores. Such opposite character habits must be a foreshadowing for 3.
"Happy Death Day 2" continues the lighthearted humor of the previous part. I also really like the pair of cp of the bitch heroine and the honest and gentle hero. However, the previous settings and foreshadowings were not recovered well at the end, which greatly affected the viewing experience. It's not great, but it's also fun.
If "Happy Death Day 3" can recover these foreshadowings and give an interesting ending, then this series is worth 4 stars in my heart, and I am very looking forward to it.
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