PlausibleDenial

A fantastic sequel to the original. The cinematography was fantastic, and Krasinski really shows a knack for ratcheting up the tension. He doesn't use the typical cheap and easy jump scares every few minutes. There are some, but they are much more effective because of the scarcity. The characters are easy to root for, and Blunt does another fantastic job. Probably a little better than the original. If you liked the first one, put this on your must-see list.

Not a huge fan of Jolie, but this movie definitely had enough going on to keep me invested. Don't expect a blockbuster, but it was definitely entertaining. Child actors can also really be hit or miss, but Little was easy to root for.

I'm surprised there aren't more mentions of the number of thefts Snyder takes liberty with in the movie. The prologue was straight out of Zombieland. If you've seen 30 Days of Night, you know the alpha zombies are basically a carbon copy of those vampires. Helicopter circling back around...Aliens. He stole from some great movies, but the fact is that he stole a ton of ideas. And the acting...This didn't feel like a B movie, it felt like a C movie. I'll grant them that the script was also horrendous, so they didn't have much to work with. Snyder fell way short in attempting to get the audience to bond and even give a crap about any of the characters. The only one I cared about at all was the coyote. Pretty sure that's not what he was going for. From someone who loves the zombie genre, this was very disappointing. I did even find myself dozing off a couple of times in the first hour. If you HAVE to watch every zombie movie that comes out, go ahead and waste the 150 minutes. Otherwise, I'd say skip it.