Sorria 2

Título original: Smile 2

2024
18
2 h 7 min

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About to embark on a world tour, global pop sensation Skye Riley begins experiencing increasingly terrifying and inexplicable events. Overwhelmed by the escalating horrors and the pressures of fame, Skye is forced to face her past.

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Prestes a embarcar em uma turnê mundial, a cantora pop Skye Riley começa a viver experiências aterrorizantes e inexplicáveis. Tomada pelo horror e pela pressão da fama, Skye é forçada a conf... Ler tudoPrestes a embarcar em uma turnê mundial, a cantora pop Skye Riley começa a viver experiências aterrorizantes e inexplicáveis. Tomada pelo horror e pela pressão da fama, Skye é forçada a confrontar seu passado.Prestes a embarcar em uma turnê mundial, a cantora pop Skye Riley começa a viver experiências aterrorizantes e inexplicáveis. Tomada pelo horror e pela pressão da fama, Skye é forçada a confrontar seu passado.

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Curiosidades
Ensuring "the sequel was different from its predecessor meant giving the film a unique look. Parker Finn wanted to depict a "glammy, shiny, very fun pop star's world," but also make it feel "very cold, frigid, threatening and almost alien." This meant avoiding the usual horror settings of cold creepy basements and shadowy attics. Finn said he wanted to find fear, dread and unease in an unexpected environment.

Erros de gravação
While the film takes place in New York City, when Skye and Gemma are driving out of the city to Staten Island, the very last part of the shot is with mountains in the background...clearly upstate NY where the movie was shot.

Citações
Paul Hudson: [Skye is looking at him] What?
Skye Riley: What?
Paul Hudson: What? Ah, Jesus Christ. Are you crying right now?
Skye Riley: I-I'm not crying. Are you crying? Hm? Huh? Hey-Hey I'm fucking talking to you!
[Paul turns on the music she turns it off]
Skye Riley: Are you fucking kidding me? What the fuck is wrong with you?
Paul Hudson: What the fuck is wrong with me? What the fuck is wrong with you, huh?
Skye Riley: I don't know. I don't know. I don't know Paul. Why don't you tell me since I can't do anything right.
Paul Hudson: Jesus Christ! I swear.. I swear to fucking God you are so..
Skye Riley: What, what, I'm so fucking what?.. Say it, say it, what am I? Tell me, I am so fucking...
Paul Hudson: You're a fucking psycho!
Skye Riley: Oh, yay!
Paul Hudson: Yeah.
Skye Riley: Psycho.
Paul Hudson: And scumbag. You're fucking crazy.
Skye Riley: I'll show you crazy
Paul Hudson: Oh yeah?
Skye Riley: You wanna fucking see crazy?
[She smacks and while he's driving]
Paul Hudson: Yeah, yeah, stop it
Skye Riley: Fucking crazy?
Paul Hudson: Stop it! What are you doing?
Skye Riley: Huh?
Paul Hudson: Stop, stop it!
Skye Riley: Huh? Is it crazy?
Paul Hudson: Yes, that is crazy! You fucking psycho! Jesus fucking Christ! I'm fucking driving!
Skye Riley: I fucking hate you!
Paul Hudson: Good! Good! Because I fucking hate you too! I fucking.. you crazy bitch!
[He starts laughing]
Paul Hudson: You psycho bitch!
[He starts to fake cry]
Paul Hudson: Aw, you gonna cry? Are you gonna cry now and oh God. Oh, you look so fucking ugly when you cry it's horrible, I can't..
[he pretends to vomit]
Paul Hudson: I can't..
[he pretends to cry and vomit again]
Paul Hudson: Help me God.
[She immediately proves him right by angrily grabbing the steering wheel from him]
Paul Hudson: What the fuck are you doing? What are you doing? Jesus!
[They swerve off the road]
Paul Hudson: OH MY GOD!

Conexões
Featured in The 7PM Project: Episode dated 17 October 2024 (2024)

Trilhas sonoras
Upstate
Written by Glenn Herweijer, Ben Sumner, Nicholas Michael Hill (as Nicholas Hill) & Stu Brootal
Courtesy of APM Music on behalf of Sony Music Publishing

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7/10

A visceral descent into madness

Smile 2 takes the foundation of its predecessor and runs with it, offering a premise that lends itself to endless possibilities. The filmmakers made a unique choice by centering the story around the descent into madness of a pop star, giving the psychological horror a fresh angle. This creative decision keeps the narrative compelling, especially with the main actor delivering an outstanding performance, fully capturing the unraveling of the character's mind on screen.

Visually, the film excels. It's well shot, with a stunning opening sequence that immediately sets an unsettling tone-a mood that persists throughout the entire movie. The tension never truly lets up, which keeps you on edge from start to finish. The gore is another highlight, unapologetically upfront, making sure those moments are as visceral and disturbing as they need to be for the story.

However, the supporting cast doesn't add much to the overall narrative. In fact, a late addition to the story introduces an eye-rolling amount of exposition, which feels unnecessary and jarringly pulls away from the madness that had been steadily building throughout the film. This shift undercuts the psychological intensity that the movie had worked so hard to establish. While the supporting characters may not be memorable, the film still manages to maintain its suspense thanks to its strong lead and striking visuals.