The Nun II

Insipid, uninspired bunch of nothing. The nun barely shows up throughout the movie and she barely moves or does anything at all. These conjuring movies (besides the first two) are so safe, so devoid of any artistic merit. This is the best example of the year for neutral, committee made horror cinema; drab.

Mostly just spooky stuff going bump in the night but it seemed SOMEWHAT better than the first Nun to me? Much as I even remember that movie, five years ago seems like five million to me now. Credit to Taissa Farmiga’s genetics and skincare/workout routine she’s turning 30 next year but could still play a high schooler and you wouldn’t question it

I've liked most of this Conjuring franchise, but this was a major nose dive w/ only 1 exciting moment involving a goat. All of the other potential startles are directorially telegraphed. The actors are all above average & the characterization about as slim as most of the franchise, but nothing feels at stake until over half way in. It's a snooze until then w/ an attempt to draw suspense out of magazines. Feminist journals & Equity offices will have stuff to praise but that doesn't make it good

The Nun 2 is the best spin-off to come out of The Conjuring universe. I really liked that the atmosphere was created like a detective story based on religious legends and myths. The use of mystery, excitement and horror is well above the first film. I didn't expect it to be this enjoyable. It was actually quite surprising. (Cineverse Kanyon - 09/05/2023)

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The film is visually appealing but that's the only good thing about this completely generic and forgettable film.

not so good

Almost at the same level as the first one, though a bit more confusing at times (maybe because I didn't remember exactly what happened in the previous movie). Overall an adequate scary movie with extra cinematic shots.

Jonas Bloquet is hot and the shooting location is beautiful. I didn't get much more out of this experience. This could have worked better as a stand-alone. The connections to the first film felt random. I've seen the first part but the references rather confused me (I remember basically nothing from the first film) than served as well-deserved call-backs.

very disapointment waist of time

I like this series. This installment is well made and pretty creepy.

Loved the Conjuringverse connections and shit -- corridor shot with Valak, Irene as a direct relative of Saint Lucy, such as Lorraine Warren --, but this one suffers a lot from its over the top approach -- something The Pope's Exorcist manages to accomplish in a way better fashion, to mention another 2023 catholic horror flick -- and it's just not scary at all. But hey, it's a hell of an improvement over the first. Guess I wanted more of the demon goat.

Too much relying on tension building just for a jump scare.

Opinión personal: 4 Actores: 6 Guión: 4.5 Planos/técnicas: 6 BSO: 6 Otros:5 Iluminación:- FX:- Director:5 Humor:- Vestuario:- Metraje:5.5 Total: 53

The Nun has no fun, and neither will you.

I like Taissa Farmiga's work, but in this I just couldn't get emotionally invested to the story whatsoever. Perhaps was my mood, I'm not sure. Felt like a 1000 other generic horrors surrounding demonic possession and the church. This was to be expected, but it just felt so by the numbers. Had some good moments, overall I landed at a 5.3. Cant recommend, but if you're a fan of the franchise you likely know what you're in for.

A discombobulated mess of a movie.

Superior to the first, and the story was carefully devised. A worthy genre fix, probably more for the spiritually inclined.

Waste of time.

"The Nun II falls short of its potential, offering more of the same with cheap jump scares and a lackluster plot. While the character of The Nun remains visually creepy, the film fails to recapture the terror of its initial introduction in The Conjuring 2. Overall, it's a forgettable addition to the franchise.

While it's nice to see a horror flick not totally reliant on jump scares, this took forever to get interesting. Once it did, it was pretty damn good, but so much more they could have done with the build-up.

Definitely a one up over the first part. Better effects. Some of the scenes were fab.

Feels like the series in cruise control. The Conjuring is one of the most consistent horror franchises we have so while it feels like nothing spectacular it still has a solid amount of good working in its favour. Great use of the locations and some imagery that sticks with you. The burnt image of the nun in the ivy on the wall and the nun coming out of the magazine are haunting. Still wish it would take some risks like the first Nun film did (not an entirely successful film either, but fresh)

2023'de #IzlediğimFilmler ; 153. The Nun II (2023) İlk filmin çok ötesinde başarılı bir film olmuş. Gazete büfe sahnesi muazzam. Conjuring serisine de çok çok güzel bağlandı bence. Serinin bir sonraki halkasını büyük merakla bekliyorum. 7/10

I like the connection to the Conjuring franchise. There is the Vera Farmiga line and the sister Taissa Farmiga line. Now I am pointing Vera and Taissa being real life sisters, not sisters in the storyline. I also kind of liked the visiting monster in the story but there was nothing more. The story was boring and not successful at all.

Nun-Watchable

It tries to be at least three different movies. Between the stale jump scares, the goofy mystery investigation and the cliched drama, it doesn't do any of the three particularly well. Kudos to Farmiga and Bloquet, tho, they gave it their all.

The purest definition of "yeah this is there all right". It's there. It's fine for what it is. It's better than the first one, so maybe by the time "Nun IV: Even Nun-nier" comes out, these might be enjoyable. That would be a fun twist: the whole Conjuring universe turns into a bad Rob Schneider-style sketch comedy franchise. That might give Schneider something to do other than pretend to be a political independent while spewing hard-right garbage on Twitter. Sorry, what were we talking about?

This was surprising to decent actually? It won’t reinvent the genre, the title character has outstayed their welcome and the movie could have been at least 20 minute shorter, but I loved the atmosphere and was surprised the characters had actual inner conflict and a reason being where they all were. There was a decent attempt here for a sequel to a movie that was mildly amusing, and this is much better for it. Some decent tension and scares here there too. Nothing spectacular, but it’s alright!