50/22
The scar on Skye's knee is in shape of a smile
Story
About to embark on a world tour, global pop sensation Skye Riley begins experiencing increasingly terrifying and inexplicable events. Overwhelmed by the escalating horrors and the pressures of fame, Skye is forced to face her past.. In one scene Skye places a VOSS water bottle down on a stone/marble kitchen counter and a noise matching the sound of something plastic being placed down is heard.
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VOSS water bottles are glass, something that is actually specifically highlighted in the film, and so the audio doesn't match the action seen.. Skye Riley: [to the Smile Entity] You’re not in control, I am!. "Smile 2" is a good film that, without being a masterpiece, manages to tell a solid story of horror and suspense.
The makeup effects are realistic and gory
Its predecessor "Smile" is an overrated film, but this sequel improves in many aspects of the script. The cinematography is good, especially in those pop music atmosphere scenes. The performances are good, highlighting Naomi Scott and Kyle Gallner.
The soundtrack is gloomy and accentuates the suspense in several scenes
Director Parker Finn demonstrates maturity in his cinematographic style, obviously surpassing himself. It is worth mentioning that the scene of Sky's apartment being invaded by characters with devilish smiles will become an iconic scene in horror movies. "Smile 2" is one of those sequels that surpasses the first film.