Wow.
That was my first reaction upon seeing the 7.4 out of 10 rating for "Most Welcome 2" on IMDb. The only conclusion that can be drawn from this is that the previous reviewers and raters were either paid to leave a positive response or maybe they just have no idea of what a good film is meant to look like (hence the 1/10 to balance out the foolishness).
Basically - Most Welcome 2 was the worst film I have ever seen in my life and if you watch it, I assure you it will be your worst too.
Ananta Jalil's films are known for their "so bad it's good" unintentional comedy however the line between comedy and absolutely terrible cinema is a very thin line and one which Most Welcome 2 oversteps (and it definitely wasn't comedy). Now I'm not saying the film is all bad, just 99% bad. The other 1% is the very few "so bad it's hilarious" laughs you may get during the first half of the film if you watch it with a group of friends...no...you NEED to watch it with a group of friends as watching it alone may cause you to rip out your eyeballs (you've read my warning so heed it). The over-over-over- dramatic fight scenes are a bit funny and Ananta's serious one-liners will cause a giggle but other then that there is nothing else to enjoy in this film.
Now that I have covered the brief glimpse of enjoyment you may experience, it is time to move onto the pain and trauma of that horrifying 99%.
Dialogue. Is. So. Bad. Every single conversation feels like it lasts about 10 years due to the terrible pacing, terrible scripting and terrible acting. Let me give you an example (no spoilers), a brother and sister (both adults) are at home and this is what they sound like: (wait at least 3 seconds at every space between words because that's how slow it is) Brother: Oh won't you come downstairs my patriotic sister? Sister: Okay let's go my sweet brother
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Like, what, who even uses the word PATRIOTIC like that? "Oh hello my patriotic mother, I shall now go to my patriotic school for my patriotic education, goodbye and have a patriotic day!"
Next up, the special effects...hahahahahahahahahahaha. Let me tell you the only thing special about these effects is how bad they are. The effects look like they were created by a 10-year-old in 1990 with no education. Apparently all bullets are explosive and bullet-holes can disappear off surfaces within 5 seconds. Aside from action, most of the songs look like Ananta and Barsha are dancing in front of Google images...actually no it looked worse than that. Also you'll notice random bits of video throughout the film...that's STRAIGHT FROM YOUTUBE. They may as well have not even been given a budget because you'd think this film was a primary school class project.
Finally, Ananta Ananta Ananta! The whole film is basically a promotional video for Ananta: - His character has posters of himself along the wall - Girls will look at him and instantly fall in love - Ananta never forgets to give a speech on being honest and kind every few minutes - Ananta likes to pick up homeless children and beat up guys in his free time - Ananta is the perfect human being - ALL HAIL ANANTA!
So so so so so bad.
As an Ananta fan, I approached this film with a neutral perspective despite numerous negative reviews and horror stories from everyone I knew. Well, the stories were true, this film is garbage, you couldn't pay me to watch it again and I'd advise you to watch it...never.
Thank you and most welcome
