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5.3 out of 10

Mixed or average reviews- based on 18 Ratings

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  1. D.X.
    Jun 20, 2004
    10
    This was awesome, best movie ever scary... wooooooooooo, i actually get it instead of in "the ring" when i have no clue what the heck happened.
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  2. Krissyk.
    Dec 16, 2005
    1
    This book was horrible.
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  3. MoT.
    Feb 24, 2007
    10
    I enjoyed this sequel. First off, Brandy was in it and I like her, but that's beside the point. Though we obviously know who the killer is, the movie makes up for that with the intriguing plot twists and action scenes. My favorite scene is when a certain somebody jumps over the balcony onto a glass-roofed greenhouse, missing the swinging hook by an inch. Karla was my fav new character and Tyrell added much comic relief and he ribbed Will constantly about being so geeky, and Will shines in the end also. Unlike the first which took place in some rainy, dinky crab-smelling port area(which was GREAT for the original, don't get me wrong), I actually felt at home with these four teens at the Bahamas Hotel. The movie set was secluded and simple with it's lack of excessive characters, not only giving the viewer the opportunity to focus only on the main four and a few small others but also giving Ben Willis more chance to hide and keep his cover, run around, and murder at ease without intrusion, save for a rescue team, but he'll take care of that. People, if you are expecting this to be like Scream which killer's costume allows room for multiple murderers and sequels, don't watch this. This is just good ol' Ben Willis again, but with a new setting, major plot twists that are quite original and don't suck off of the original, and with such interesting main characters, who needs supporting. And the murders...oooh, don't get me started. They beat part one by a mile. The first murder REALLY SUCKS and I mean that in a good way...and a literal one. You totally have to see it.… Expand
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  4. IslamB.
    Nov 9, 2005
    8
    It was very good. It starteled me alot it had a good plot and it was enjoyable to watch after the first part its 2005 and I'am still waiting for part 3.I'll never forget what you did last summer.this movie launched freddies and jeneefier's careers.
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  5. TheQuietGamer
    Oct 28, 2011
    6
    Not scary and at times very stupid, if you were a fan of the first movie or just like teen slasher flicks you might get some enjoyment out of this, others will find this very mediocre, I still got some enjoyment out of this, but it's far from horror excellence.
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21 out of 100

Generally unfavorable - based on 19 Critics

Critic score distribution:
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  2. Mixed: 4 out of 19
  3. Negative: 15 out of 19
  1. Chicago Reader
    Reviewed by: Lisa Alspector
    20
    This 1998 sequel seems almost deliberately designed to disappoint--our enjoyment is supposed to lie in making fun of the obvious red herrings, contrived opportunities to show cleavage, melodramatic dialogue, gullible characters, and inevitable to-be-continued ending.
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  2. Entertainment Weekly
    Reviewed by: Owen Gleiberman
    50
    Lacks even the good, guilty setup of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" -- the sense that the heroes are fleeing the consequences of their own crime.
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  3. The Globe and Mail (Toronto)
    Reviewed by: Liam Lacey
    38
    A lazy, hasty effort that offers little beyond a few jack-in-the-box startles and a high body count, including Hewitt's bouncing about in a shirt half-unbuttoned over a bikini top.
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