Lyod 2

You will cry, laugh, and sing along. I loved every minute of it. It is a bit of a departure from the first installment, and that is a good thing. I am just a 23 year old from NY, and I think I watched it about 10 times throughout the self isolation period. Hell, I showed it to my grandparents who hate subtitles, and even they loved it! You will fish watching the movie with a gigantic smile and tears in your eyes. I wish they would give it an official release in the US, but until then, it is easy to find in unofficial ways.

Alexander Petrov is one of the best actors working today. But, the child in the film really steals the show in this one. Everyone does a wonderful performance. The cinematography in the film is great as well, you tell the large effort that was put in. I cannot wait for ICE 3!

I was crying....and crying........great movie. I watch it in Russia.

I let this movie go through me, felt everything I could feel. I won't reveal any details, you have to watch it. Predictability is present in the film, but I think it is unimportant for such a film.

I could talk for a long time about it and about my life, about separation from a loved one, from my daughter, about the feelings and emotions that arise during this period, this film was able to convey all those emotions. I felt it one more time. This film made me reconsider my life as well. You have to work on yourself. Everyone has a chance to make things right, even if the situation seems hopeless.

This is a strong film. The acting is great, especially the girl played her role very well. There are some musical bits and pieces but they are better than in the first part and show the drama of the situation without distorting it.

I highly recommend that you watch it.

The 1st one was an absolute masterpiece, its so sad that it's not available in French as the 1st one!

The first one was ok, if the story and premise weren't that original, it had solid acting and well-written dialogues, BUT that is not enough, especially when you kill off the lead role from the first movie, you don't show the main character struggles in life like being an orphan child who tries too hard to become a figure skater, just to kill her in the second movie, even if the actress was not as good as her partner in the cast, she is not by far Kristen Stewart to deserve being cut off, to give Sasha (Petrov); more room, even if he is the brightest star in the first film, it doesn't seem right even for a Russian movie.