Atom User Reviews for Don't Breathe 2
10/10 I loved it and it got me so excited ! Definitely a must see .
Great twist to original storyline. Had me on the edge of my seat!
Don’t kill off my homie man!!!
Not really worth seeing
The movie was amazing must see again
A lot of action from the beginning I’ll give it 20stars
Absolutely loved this follow up!
The first half of the movie was very similar to the first. You’re holding your breath with the main character hoping they don’t hear you. If you enjoyed the first movie, you’re gonna like this one. The suspense is great and the kills are creative. Spoilers***** The…
it's not that great! but it's not extremely bad.
Loved it
Why did you kill him?!!!😶
The movie was amazing!!!! A lot better than the first one. I just wish they kept the old guy a live
Def had multiple twist every time you thought the story was over… great movie!
it was ok, I liked part 1 bettrt
Suspenseful
Better than the first one
Pretty good check it out
Amazing
Must watch!
Just as good as the first one go see it
It was honestly one of the best movies I’ve seen I rate it 100 plus!! If you haven’t seen it go see it!
Good asf no boring parts and has a lil twist to it.
A great sequel to the original. You won't be disappointed.
Great antihero film.
Great Movie
Better than the first one
movie was good...was hoping that man didn't die in the end.
I was on the edge of my seat. Good ASF!
One of the best movie I watched this year it’s a must see.
Very good movie! And suspenseful
Can’t wait for part 3!
Left with lots of questions.
May have a franchise here, the movie gets better with every new release.
Metacritic
We love charismatic murders and compelling monsters, but it’s always a little more comfortable to love them when they appear to be acting for good. The best thing about Don’t Breathe 2 is the way it constantly undermines that comfort, as though demanding we question the desire to assign hero and villain roles at all.
The increasingly ornate violence (much of it taking place in a newer if no less creaky location) fuels an effective thrill machine, and if that machine can’t match the unexpected sweetness of the T-800’s relationship with John Connor, well, maybe that’s for the best.
The film’s gore is just as likely to invoke fear as to serve as a killer punchline to one of Rodo Sayagues’s set pieces.
