shrek !

This was such a sorry excuse for a sequel that I'd rather have spent my time performing surgery on myself without anesthesia. The first movie did a phenomenal job of distancing itself from the regular ghost story but this movie took a dive both in quality and predictability. Even the suspense was lacking, since a ten-year-old would have been able to guess the ending. It was so distanced from the first movie that if the names were changed, it would be standalone. Just say you think you would have written Chucky better and move on with your life, you don't have to make a movie disguised as a sequel for it.

I loved this movie! Compared to the book, it's not 100% accurate but it was fantastically adapted with exceptional casting and acting. I did miss the insanity of the boyfriend (whose name I cannot currently remember) and his van, but the movie was amazing nonetheless. The power this book holds was slightly diminished in the movie version and it wasn't quite the power struggle I'd expected but I loved it anyway.