Manyeo: Part 2. The Other One

Good but confusing and hard to follow also why are all the males in this depicted as ideats and kind of fools most time come on.

And didn't say they was twins and one was a male also often said one escaped was male so wear was this male as seems was both and one shown hear as female so from just that made no sense and seems all over the place mean what's going on hear.?? (Who is who extra.)

This was OK was not as good as original too many new characters with too little background as too who they are and what there motives are left me just confusing and feeling just don't really care about them.

Was really looking forward to this as well after 1st one also too much smoking too in for my liking and english speaking bit match up with what subs said was saying subs was kinda better in my opinion.

Did enjoy action was fun not as well done as 1st one or as nice looking.

I saw this movie because of its prequel but this Part 2 is below the Part 1 in almost everything: the script, character building, pacing, acting and even fighting scenes. Somes may praise its visual but to me it's just another case of technique abuse. The only consolation is Ja Yoon's appearance and a few minutes with Kim Da Mi are worth more than the whole hour of the female character's dead blank face. So no Part 3 for me.

There are too many characters and no backstory. When the movie ended i was just as confused as when it started. The first one had more interesting twists and turns than this one.

I wasn't quite engaged through its convoluted new characters' stories but Park Hoon-jung didn't let us down with some cute/cringey moments and gruesome kills. At least superhuman concepts in convincing world building will live to see another day in Part 3.

THE WITCH: PART 2 - THE OTHER ONE is a huge letdown considering just how good the original movie was. This one feels like a weak rehash and the insanely complex plotting of the first half an hour is enough to put off even the most hardened viewers of Korean cinema. The story retreads the first film's in the tale of a new test subject who takes refuge at a remote farmhouse before the bad guys show up. At nearly two and a half hours in length, most of this feels like cheesy padding, with about three different sets of villains for no good reason. The CGI FX are embarrassing and although the ending is good it takes a long time to get there. I couldn't work out why the grating and annoying South African henchman gets more screen time and character development than the lead...