F/X2

I'm one of the few who thought a sequel was necessary, because not that many people saw the original. I loved it, and I love this movie, even though I know it's completely unworthy of such a high score.

An Aussie (not Trenchard-Smith) directs a love letter to the special-effects crew, a kind of 'these are the real heroes' but now they actually get to be the main character and kick ass. It starts to feel like Home Alone for bigger kids, utilising the SFX industry's repertoire to create 'real' effects. Some of the gags are funny, but the writing is awful, and the way the story pushes forward often exasperatingly stupid.

Based on distant memory, I think this was redundant.

THE HARDEST PG-13. This movie and the first one really have it out for homeless people.

Fast-paced, enjoyable, and never believable for a minute.

Not great.

Like the first one, but even better, because it has animatronics and Kevin J. O'Connor.

Not close to FX, but this is an entertaining movie filled with moments of ingenuity and suspense. Good to watch with my niece and nephew who are in the 8-12 age group.

The sequel makes this story look even more like a TV series. I like it anyway

Passes the time.