Escape Room: Tournament of Champions

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this is a very bad movie no exciting part the pacing is even nothing to write home about a solid 2/10

~~~~~~~WARNING SPOILERS~~~~~~~~ In comparance to the first movie, this is a whole waste of time just to steal money from the fans. 1. We make no progress whatsoever in the story. The first one ends with them planning to get on a plane, the second one ends with them finally boarding the plane. 2. We receive new characters with no context at all. The whole movie is about a whole new escape rooms with survivors from previous escape rooms and we don't know their story at all and they kill them off almost instantly. 3. The New Characters. The first movie surrounds characters that were the only survivors of events where everyone died. So the game works as a "no one will care about them" "we can fake their deaths easily" situation. It's like finishing the job. Plus! Each of the escape rooms is based on their trauma. With our new characters we get an Influencer, a priest, a girl with a weird decease and a nobody (because they kill him off without even telling us his name). And they kill them all off in what feels like 15 minutes. 4. The Escape Rooms. In the ending they try to explain the stupidity of all the rooms with the simple explanation of "it was on purpose". Each room was very easy to solve specially because they were LITERALLY giving them all the answers to every room on their faces. So if this was on purpose, this alone is enough to tell us this was all a waste of time. 5. The Logic. A. The Electric Train The towel could protect them. They never used it. Zoey used her phone (electronic) to record; she should've died by just taking it out. There's a moment when a character tosses keys to another character and they get electrocuted yet just by giving the keys, they're safe.... I'm pretty sure it's still the same situation, isn't it? B. The Lighthouse. If Zoey found an entrance for the employes.... why did the ladder start disappearing? C. Amanda In the first movie there's a news report about her dead body somewhere else. This movie makes no justice to the first one. The acting wasn't even believable in comparance and all the twists were predictable. Personally I loved the first one and was excited to see the sequel and it let me down completely. Maybe the third will be good.

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When the original film only cost $9m to make but raked in over $150m naturally Columbia Pictures created a sequel. Rarely is a sequel as good if not marginally better than the first incarnation, but this one is. You have 88 minutes to find a an exit from Escape Room: Tournament of Champions. If only more movie makers could tell their story in under 2 hours like Director Adam Robitel...the man behind both films. The sequel is set in New York, but actually filmed in Cape Town & Western Cape, South Africa. In this version of the story (which I feel is part of a trilogy) the six chosen players have all survived their own game against a faceless corporation...hence tournament of champions. Clearly the producers have a much bigger budget to work with than the original movie and aren't afraid to spend it on lavish Art Deco Banks with frickin' laser beams, Beach landscapes with dangerous sands, New York street scapes with acid rain and Underground Railways with shocking journeys. Little known stars Taylor Russell and Logan Miller are back as Zoey and Ben trying to expose the corporate monsters behind these lavish games. In fact, these movies doesn't rely on any marquee names to make them work...its more about the puzzles as they and the cinema audience try to solve them before time runs out. Despite the implied violence this action, adventure, horror fest is only M rated. Don't expect "Saw" type on screen torture, this is more Hitchcock inspired horror in your own mind. This movie will do for Escape Rooms what "Final Destination" did for Flying and Highway Road Trips. Just be prepared to suspend belief that these convoluted Rooms were made by some powerful rich people who get more than just their kicks on Route 66. Be prepared for another instalment in this series, judging by the open ending to Escape Room 2.