Jenn Sheridan

I love this movie and have watched it so many times. My only issue with it is Emilia Clarkes ability to move her eyebrows like 2 caterpillars trying to escape a flock of hungry birds. It takes away from the intensity, especially at the wedding when she is so close to his face and says "Go on, say yes Will". If she maintained more control over those crazy face framers it would be a 5 star perfect review.

I so badly wanted to love this movie. Unfortunately the best part of it is the trailer. No new material for Daniel and instead references to every creepy thought from the first movie in one conversation and the caller ID of "dirty dirty girl" was ridiculous. The whole younger love interest was completely unbelievable. Bridget and her silly trotting walk from No2 is a scruffy 53 years old with what appears to be a very restricted field of vision, completely incapable of controlling her chaotic daughter and we're supposed to believe a 29 year old baby faced man finds her instantly irresistible? Does the woman even own a hairbrush?? Miranda hasn't grown at all as a character and appears to be wearing a very bad wig, Emma Thompson alone is her usual perfect self for all of 3 minutes but it would seem the rest of the cast (minus any mention of their families from No 3) have all aged like a forgotten banana in a school backpack. I had to buy this as I was unable to rent it and now I want a refund. The writers need to find a different career as well. Such a shame.

All these critical reviews of plot vs female strength against men etc. I found the one criticising Riley going after "only people of colour" particularly hilarious considering her target was a MEXICAN drug cartel. I'll break it down real quick for all the over-analytical tossers. This movie is a visual representation of what every decent mother feels when someone hurts or destroys her family, especially when little innocent kids are victims. It's that simple.