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1956 – France. A priest is murdered. An evil is spreading. The sequel to the worldwide smash hit The Nun follows Sister Irene as she once again comes face to face with the demonic force Valak—The Demon Nun. The Nun II: Demon in Paradise Handcrafted Nightmares Review: A good horror flick! - I owned The Nun and wanted to see this. And it was worth buying. Definitely worth seeing of you liked The Nun. Review: Great movie - I love the Conjuring series and this one is just as good as the others mastering the jump scare.





| Contributor | Anna Popplewell, Dave Neustadter, Gary Dauberman, James Wan, Jonas Bloquet, Judson Scott, Michael Chaves, Michael Clear, Michael Polaire, Peter Safran, Richard Brener, Storm Reid, Taissa Farmiga, Victoria Palmeri Contributor Anna Popplewell, Dave Neustadter, Gary Dauberman, James Wan, Jonas Bloquet, Judson Scott, Michael Chaves, Michael Clear, Michael Polaire, Peter Safran, Richard Brener, Storm Reid, Taissa Farmiga, Victoria Palmeri See more |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 8,342 Reviews |
| Format | 4K |
| Genre | Horror, Mystery & Suspense, Mystery & Suspense/Thrillers |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 50 minutes |
L**Y
A good horror flick!
I owned The Nun and wanted to see this. And it was worth buying. Definitely worth seeing of you liked The Nun.
C**0
Great movie
I love the Conjuring series and this one is just as good as the others mastering the jump scare.
N**N
Okay movie
Okay movies, could of been better
G**E
Good and spooky
Spooky and interesting...took one star off because the plot was somewhat predictable but entertaining nonetheless.
E**L
Better
Better movie
A**Y
Junk Food Horror or a Religious Marvel Movie?
-Mild Spoilers- Do you hate having to choose between watching horror, romance, or Marvel movies? Well, look no further than 'The Nun II.' Christian propaganda so commercialized, it'll make being a christian *cool* again. Putting the only black woman in chains was definitely a choice. Making Irene some Christian superhero with blood ties to some other martyred Christian superhero was also a choice. The concept of demons mimicking your own fears was novel enough in the first movie; however, in this iteration, it comes off as mostly cheap jump scares and convenient racism. The beginning was promising with some visuals in the movie being impressively shot and paced, such as the magazine wall and the alter boy scenes; however, the pacing quickly diminished alongside the story quality. Towards the end, I found myself wondering if the Catholic church had commissioned Marvel to direct the movie. It's not a bad movie if you need something on to waste time on, but it's not something I would dedicate my full attention to.
J**E
not as scary expected
The Nun 2" proves to be a compelling follow-up to its predecessor, expanding on the eerie atmosphere and suspense that made the original so captivating. Here’s my review: Atmospheric Thrills "The Nun 2" maintains the chilling atmosphere established in the first film, with haunting visuals and an immersive sound design that keeps viewers on edge throughout. The cinematography effectively builds tension, enhancing the supernatural elements and creating a sense of unease. Character Development The sequel delves deeper into the backstory of the mysterious nun, providing more insight into her origins and motivations. This added depth to the character adds layers to the narrative, making her both a formidable antagonist and a figure shrouded in mystery. Pacing and Suspense The pacing in "The Nun 2" is well-executed, balancing moments of intense horror with quieter, suspenseful scenes that allow for character development and plot progression. The scares are effectively timed, keeping the audience engaged and anticipating the next frightful encounter. Visuals and Cinematography Visually, "The Nun 2" is striking, with impressive set designs and atmospheric locations that enhance the horror experience. The use of lighting and shadow adds to the ominous tone, creating a visually arresting film that captures the essence of Gothic horror. Conclusion In conclusion, "The Nun 2" successfully builds upon the strengths of its predecessor, delivering a compelling horror experience with atmospheric thrills, intriguing character development, and effective scares. Fans of supernatural horror will appreciate this continuation of the story, which expands the lore of the nun character while delivering a satisfying blend of suspense and terror.
M**S
The Nun 2
Good scary movie.
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