dakidbanks
Superstar
I saw it Tuesday at an advanced screening... it was dope... felt like a movie straight out the 80s with today's cameras
I just got out of it and give a 7.5 it’s a very good horror movie but as a nitpick and hopefully not a spoiler I don’t really really see why they had to throw out Halloween 2 for them to tell this storyI really enjoyed it. It wasn't perfect, but it brought the tension, especially towards the end. There were a few dumb things that I think didn't make sense likebut other than that, I really thought it was well done. Some of the shots in this movie are iconic. I'm thinking ofwhy would someone who spent 40 years preparing for a monster to return have a door with breakable glass in it. Or shoot at someone you were hiding out from and give away your positionThere were some twists that I found unexpected, but plausible like thethat little boy who got out of the car with the shotgun. That whole sequence was really cool, IMO, and I like that he was a kid and Michael gave no fukks. Which by the way made him not killing the baby very baffling. I just knew that baby was dead, but he skipped him. So it does leave me to wonder what makes him tick. Apparently he's not 100% evil.. I do think there was a missed opportunity here with the granddaughter. It really should have beenthe doctor who'd probably spent a little too much time with him and wanted to see what it felt like to kill. Sad for the Sheriff. I think that's how Michael got free, so that was a good add-ina grandson, who ended up stabbing Michael and gripping the knife at the end. I think it would have made that ending shot much more powerful and ironic. I also thought that as intense as the final scene was, having Michael just standing there watching them while he burned was very anticlimactic. It was like all of the build up just puttered out. I think they could have ended that part a bit better. I love the idea of the basement being a trap, but I would have liked to have seen Michael fighting a little harder to escape or flailing while he burned. But maybe I'm just sick like that.
I loved the little bits of comedy. I think it was a good balance for a movie like this, and that little black boy stole all of his scenes. I hope if they do a sequel, they bring him back.
Overall, it's not touching the first one, but it's a worthy sequel, IMO.
I'd give it a 8.5.
I really enjoyed it. It wasn't perfect, but it brought the tension, especially towards the end. There were a few dumb things that I think didn't make sense likebut other than that, I really thought it was well done. Some of the shots in this movie are iconic. I'm thinking ofwhy would someone who spent 40 years preparing for a monster to return have a door with breakable glass in it. Or shoot at someone you were hiding out from and give away your positionThere were some twists that I found unexpected, but plausible like thethat little boy who got out of the car with the shotgun. That whole sequence was really cool, IMO, and I like that he was a kid and Michael gave no fukks. Which by the way made him not killing the baby very baffling. I just knew that baby was dead, but he skipped him. So it does leave me to wonder what makes him tick. Apparently he's not 100% evil.. I do think there was a missed opportunity here with the granddaughter. It really should have beenthe doctor who'd probably spent a little too much time with him and wanted to see what it felt like to kill. Sad for the Sheriff. I think that's how Michael got free, so that was a good add-ina grandson, who ended up stabbing Michael and gripping the knife at the end. I think it would have made that ending shot much more powerful and ironic. I also thought that as intense as the final scene was, having Michael just standing there watching them while he burned was very anticlimactic. It was like all of the build up just puttered out. I think they could have ended that part a bit better. I love the idea of the basement being a trap, but I would have liked to have seen Michael fighting a little harder to escape or flailing while he burned. But maybe I'm just sick like that.
I loved the little bits of comedy. I think it was a good balance for a movie like this, and that little black boy stole all of his scenes. I hope if they do a sequel, they bring him back.
Overall, it's not touching the first one, but it's a worthy sequel, IMO.
I'd give it a 8.5.
I really enjoyed it. It wasn't perfect, but it brought the tension, especially towards the end. There were a few dumb things that I think didn't make sense likebut other than that, I really thought it was well done. Some of the shots in this movie are iconic. I'm thinking ofwhy would someone who spent 40 years preparing for a monster to return have a door with breakable glass in it. Or shoot at someone you were hiding out from and give away your positionThere were some twists that I found unexpected, but plausible like thethat little boy who got out of the car with the shotgun. That whole sequence was really cool, IMO, and I like that he was a kid and Michael gave no fukks. Which by the way made him not killing the baby very baffling. I just knew that baby was dead, but he skipped him. So it does leave me to wonder what makes him tick. Apparently he's not 100% evil.. I do think there was a missed opportunity here with the granddaughter. It really should have beenthe doctor who'd probably spent a little too much time with him and wanted to see what it felt like to kill. Sad for the Sheriff. I think that's how Michael got free, so that was a good add-ina grandson, who ended up stabbing Michael and gripping the knife at the end. I think it would have made that ending shot much more powerful and ironic. I also thought that as intense as the final scene was, having Michael just standing there watching them while he burned was very anticlimactic. It was like all of the build up just puttered out. I think they could have ended that part a bit better. I love the idea of the basement being a trap, but I would have liked to have seen Michael fighting a little harder to escape or flailing while he burned. But maybe I'm just sick like that.
I loved the little bits of comedy. I think it was a good balance for a movie like this, and that little black boy stole all of his scenes. I hope if they do a sequel, they bring him back.
Overall, it's not touching the first one, but it's a worthy sequel, IMO.
I'd give it a 8.5.
He killed the kid because he had a gun and perceived him as a threat. I think he let the baby live not because he’s not all evil, but because it’s no threat to him whatsoever. All the other kids trick or treating were safe for the same reason. Even the black kid (funniest shyt in the whole movie) he just used him to get the babysitter upstairs but wouldn’t have killed him either
From my perspective, I think Michael simply accepted his fate when they trapped him. Laurie basically baited him into coming for her. She was willing to sacrifice herself if her plan went sideways, she was confident her daughter was prepared enough to finish it. Her acting like a damsel in distress was genius IMO. It brought him down there to be trapped.
Good to see I wasn't alone with that.Props to that little black boy. He acted like a real niguh would.
I lol whenthat crazy doctor said dont shoot me and he blasted that nihuh.
Please tell me it was an after credit scene. Otherwise that ending was weak. Now the actual show down was dope.. Especially with camera angles,darkness, the suspense. Just wish it was more suspense on the 1st half. Overall it good. Especially compared to other horror films I've seen lately.
Someone in my theater was like "Aww there ya go" when Michael got finished with the hammer and picked up the knife for the first time.3 star movie. 5 star fun and theater experience. Haven't had a theater this rowdy and engages in 15+ years.
Bumps it to a 7/10 for me.
Had thay throwback feel