39/18
The wound on Skye’s knee is in the shape of a smile
Chronology
As she prepares to embark on a world tour, global pop sensation Skye Riley begins to experience increasingly terrifying and inexplicable events. With mounting horrors and the pressures of fame, Skye is forced to confront her past. In one scene, Skye places a VOSS water bottle on a rock.
Skye Riley: [to Smile Entity] You’re not in control, I’m in control!
/a marble kitchen counter and a noise similar to the sound of putting down something plastic can be heard. The VOSS water bottles are glass, which the film specifically emphasizes, and thus the sound does not match the actions seen. .
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"Smile 2" a good film that manages to tell a solid story of horror and suspense without being a masterpiece. Its predecessor "Smile" an overrated film, but this sequel improves many aspects of the script. The cinematography is good, especially in those pop music mood scenes.
The makeup effects are realistic and gory
The performances are good, with highlights from Naomi Scott and Kyle Gallner. Director Parker Finn shows maturity in his cinematography, clearly outdoing himself. The soundtrack is somber and heightens the tension in several scenes.
"Smile 2" one of those sequels that surpasses the first movie
It is worth mentioning that the scene when Sky’s apartment is overrun by characters with devilish smiles will become an iconic scene in horror movies.