Final Destination 2 (2003) Il Male Perseguita I Sopravvissuti a Un Incidente Stradale

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Final Destination 2 (2003) Il male perseguita i sopravvissuti a un incidente stradale. Un film di David R. Ellis con A.J. Cook, Ali Larter, Michael Landes, Tony Todd, David Paetkau, James Kirk, Lynda Boyd, Keegan Connor Tracy, Jonathan Cherry, Terrence 'T.C.' Carson. Genere Horror durata 90 minuti. Produzione USA 2003. I sopravvissuti a un terribile incidente stradale cominciano a morire nei modi più fantasiosi. Dietro ai delitti c'è il serial killer più insolito e terribile di tutti: la morte stessa. Marco Cavalleri - www.mymovies.it Kimberly Corman sta partendo con gli amici per un weekend quando ha la premonizione di un terribile incidente. Il suo intervento riuscirà a salvare la vita di alcune persone. Ma quando i superstiti cominciano a morire nei modi più orribili la ragazza capisce di doversi rivolgere a Clear, unica sopravvissuta alla strage del volo 180 che ha scelto di vivere in un manicomio. Con qualche ragione, visto che l'autore degli omicidi è nientemeno che la morte stessa, contrariata dal mancato realizzarsi dei suoi piani e ben decisa a perseguirli... Per una volta un seguito migliore del capostipite. Intendiamoci, Final Destination 2 - non diversamente dal prototipo - è poco più di un teen-ager movie a valenza macabra. Ma almeno c'è molto ritmo, il gore è controbilanciato da una certa ironia e da un autentico black humour, e la regia padroneggia bene efferratezze che vanno dallo splatter più nero a una comicità paradossale non indegna dei cartoni animati targati Warner Bros. Certo,meglio non prender sul serio i presunti spunti di riflessione (la morte come il killer che raggiunge tutti, la pochezza delle umane forze contro il destino): Bergman non abita nella provincia americana. Ma per divertirsi ce n'è d'avanzo. copyright© 2000- 2021 MYmovies.it® - Mo-Net S.r.l. - [email protected].

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