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The first one was slightly better than any given cop shop, this one is slightly worse. The genre clichés are painfully obvious.

Yet again we are presented with a serviceable, but on every level mediocre crime mystery, that suffers greatly from A) doing every thing in its power to deflate any ambiguity in the plot, that could create, you know, mystery. And B) having a protagonist, who is a slight change in background music away from being a full-on genre parody. The saving grace here, is the cast, who against all odds, actually give their cardboard cut-out characters some depths.

An engaging enough thriller but a slight step down from the first. I was missing the creepiness and intense ticking clock provided by the pressure chamber. The lead and supporting characters all left a bit to be desired by the end this time

I actually liked this one better than the first... As noticed in the first one too, it's clear that a lot of details are missing compared to the book.

dedektif, polisiye, ikili, cinayet, q birimi, seneler sonra çözülmesi beklenen, intihar, şahit, tecavüz, orman, (Carl ve Esat 20 yil önceki bir çifte cinayeti arastirmak durumunda kalirlar. Olaylar bir ögrenci yurdunun etrafinda cereyan etmektedir. Öldürülen ikiz kardeslerin katili yada katillerini bulmak için çalismaya başlarlar. Fakat işler içinde zengin ve güçlü insanlainda olduğu bir grup insani işaret eder. )

The plot is weak and the story even more so. Pretty much same recipe as the first one - the most is laid out on the table within the first 15 minutes or so, and you simply wait for it to come to an end. I am still completely against the Lie Kaas casting but whatever... The character development is minimal - probably because we have 2 or 3 more movies to come (deep sigh)... - Bad

Grim and solid entertainment.

So. The rich are sick, twisted people. Shocking! What else is new? (...) Oh, and even though the leading characters are interesting the story and plot are not. Everything is basically made crystal clear within the first 10 minutes and no particularly intriguing obstacles are brought to light before the boring ending takes us out of our misery.