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Critique of "Paranormal Activity 2" ("Paranormal Activity 2" USA 2010)

Synopsis: After experimenting, they believe, a series of intrusions to your home, a family decides to put up security cameras to identify the thief, but will find a series of sinister events taking place during the night at his home.
After the year 2007, the Israeli director Oren Peli revolutionized the North American box office with his downright good production "Paranormal Activity", many believed (Now I realize how wrong they were, not from the point of view, but from the narrative point of view) we were in the presence of a new franchise in the supernatural horror film. "Paranormal Activity" was a film that drank filmic style too imposed at the time the (for me) great film called "The Blair Witch Project", taking for himself the aesthetic narrative derived from the known fake documentary.

However, Oren Peli tape had, in my view, a very fluid narration to keep the audience aware of a history screen showing only the drama of the main characters during the 90 minutes of footage that this film had.

Thus, little by little, the story was providing data that we did move the film scene by scene without too many problems to reach a correct outcome, with which one may or may not agree, but that really does not detract in any point of view the overall result of "Paranormal Activity".

was really evident, moreover, that this final section (which grasped the great Steven Spielberg) had strictly to do with being able to continue with what today remains a spectacular franchise monetary level, but unfortunately (and fortunately I weigh, and I expected something else) sinks grandly in the most unfortunate aspect of the narrative inconsistencies I had a chance to see recently in the film industry.

The story of "Paranormal Activity 2" we chronologically placed some time before the events of the original tape. At first, we are introduced to the family of the sister of the character of the original film (starring in the first film by Katie Featherston) who are enjoying the arrival of their first child. Everything will be fine at first, but slowly things will complicate, with events difficult to explain rationally and they apparently have Katie's sister as an end.

is not too difficult to explain what the main problem that has the script for "Paranormal Activity 2." In fact, it is very easy to decipher and very palpable for any viewer who enjoy This regular tape. His story is extremely weak during the first hour of footage. Yes, that simple. There's absolutely nothing.

Everything good in this regard had the original tape, which every five minutes we gave some interesting element to be putting the viewer into the story told, has almost completely lost in this poor sequel. I say almost entirely, because the script has some pros that I will elaborate below.

is quite laudable, the fact that the film works perfectly as a prequel and a sequel early on its final stretch, as the story told here is very well built in that sense, so this second part engages perfectly with the story told in the original tape.

addition, the latest installment of "Paranormal Activity 2" is fairly good, with lots of tension and scenes that show a very good suspense, but ultimately make their appearance in a way too late, almost when the viewer cares little about the fate that may hold for each of the main characters of the film.

In fact, to be honest, when the tape starts to become really interesting things start to happen so quickly and abruptly, the film ends in a blink of an eye frankly unreliable. It is not a technical problem, since the tape in this regard is completely flawless, with a couple of scenes that by themselves pay the viewing of the film almost exclusively.

is, in short, a purely narrative problem, and that's where Tod Williams's film fails in almost all the first part, which obviously affects (a lot) in the final outcome of the film.

Ultimately, "Paranormal Activity 2" is a loose continuation of a good film that in no view can be exploited too much by stretching a franchise that does not provide for much more. There is no narrative thread to grip, no surprise that tie the viewer in his armchair. And all was seen, and all were counted. I doubt the producers realize this (the profit is all that matters), but at least I keep the memory of the most original film that is right for this franchise.

Movie Rating: Average.

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