The movie was dated before it was even released.

The film is tonally inconsistent and fails as a sequel, but in its own right, it's better for me personally. You have to properly empathize with Emily Blunt's character's moral crisis to enjoy the first, which I don't. The sequel is a less cohesive, more "testosterone-driven" film, which I am completely alright with.

Vader182 wrote: ↑

January 28th, 2019, 9:19 pm

worse probably than the fact this is barely a movie is that it stokes a lot of non-existent far-right wing border / terrorism fears in highly problematic ways


-Vader

Sounds right up Skyab’s alley!

This film seems to hate Mexicans and I got no time for that.