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Paranormal Activity 2

  • 2010
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  • 1h 31min
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5,7/10
113 k
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William Juan Prieto in Paranormal Activity 2 (2010)
Paranormal Activity 2 -- Fan Trailer
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Après avoir vécu ce qu'ils pensent être une série « de cambriolages», une famille installe des caméras de sécurité autour de leur maison, pour se rendre compte que les événements qui se déro... Tout lireAprès avoir vécu ce qu'ils pensent être une série « de cambriolages», une famille installe des caméras de sécurité autour de leur maison, pour se rendre compte que les événements qui se déroulent devant eux sont plus sinistres qu'il n'y paraît.Après avoir vécu ce qu'ils pensent être une série « de cambriolages», une famille installe des caméras de sécurité autour de leur maison, pour se rendre compte que les événements qui se déroulent devant eux sont plus sinistres qu'il n'y paraît.

  • Réalisation
    • Tod Williams
  • Scénario
    • Michael R. Perry
    • Christopher Landon
    • Tom Pabst
  • Casting principal
    • Katie Featherston
    • Micah Sloat
    • Molly Ephraim
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • NOTE IMDb
    5,7/10
    113 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Tod Williams
    • Scénario
      • Michael R. Perry
      • Christopher Landon
      • Tom Pabst
    • Casting principal
      • Katie Featherston
      • Micah Sloat
      • Molly Ephraim
    • 426avis d'utilisateurs
    • 212avis des critiques
    • 53Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 1 victoire et 2 nominations au total

    Vidéos3

    Paranormal Activity 2 -- Fan Trailer
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    Paranormal Activity 2: Trailer #1
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    Paranormal Activity 2: Trailer #1
    "Where's Micah?"
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    "Where's Micah?"

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    Katie Featherston
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    • Katie
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    • Micah
    Molly Ephraim
    Molly Ephraim
    • Ali Rey
    David Bierend
    • Surveillance Camera Expert
    Brian Boland
    Brian Boland
    • Daniel Rey
    Seth Ginsberg
    Seth Ginsberg
    • Brad
    Sprague Grayden
    Sprague Grayden
    • Kristi Rey
    William Juan Prieto
    William Juan Prieto
    • Hunter Rey
    Jackson Xenia Prieto
    • Hunter Rey
    Vivis Colombetti
    • Martine
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      • Tod Williams
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    amesmonde

    Sequel prequel with more paranormal exposition.

    A couple become increasingly disturbed by Paranormal Activity in their home that maybe linked to their an infant son. His teenage half-sister against their father wish tries to uncover the truth.

    This sequel /prequel contains some quality direction by Tod Williams who takes over the reigns for this instalment. With the usage of static security camera's and some thought out camera work it gives P2 a slight edged and a grander film quality over it's predecessor. However, the jump out sound moments aside the sound effects and design appear less creepy this time around.

    The whole cast are fantastic. The acting is plausible and natural by the leads, notably Molly Ephraim who plays the inquisitive everyday daughter and Vivis Cortez as the 'help'. Those with young children and pets will be left a little more disturbed by this follow up and fans of the first will be pleased by Katie and Micah's return.

    Sadly, for the most part its purpose is to build up to a big scare at the end. Again it's simply another story told through the eyes of a camera lenses and the writers inject some unnecessary connections and exposition to the goings on which takes away some of the mysteries random edge.

    It's nearly 15 years since the 'The Blair Witch Project' used the camera point of view and while Paranormal Activity 2 looks better than the first it goes over the same old formula.

    If you enjoyed and were scared by 1st you'll be blown away by Paranormal Activity 2. Yet, old school haunted house fans maybe left less chilled and thrilled.
    JenniferBaxter

    Great scary fun

    The audience jumped, and begged for it to be less scary. A really fun night out that must be seen in a cinema, otherwise you're just a big scaredy-cat.

    I purposely avoided trailers for this because I didn't want any of the story spoiled and I can safely say I wasn't disappointed. Top notch acting, especially the younger sister - I hope we see more of her on the big screen in future.

    The original is better but this is a class act too and some very spooky moments.

    One scare in particular is worth the ticket price alone.

    Go see it!
    8fmc3

    Scary and creepy enough. Worth seeing.

    If you liked the original Paranormal Activity, you'll like this one. Myself, I was not really that impressed with the original, and I liked this one quite a bit better. The mood and creepiness was pretty intense at times.

    It is NOT just a remake of the original movie, as some would have you think. Yes, it uses that format, and follows it pretty closely, but does it better and takes it a few steps farther. Just because it uses the same format doesn't mean it is the same movie. That is like saying all 'Cop' movies or all 'Buddy Pictures' are the same, just because they also follow the same format.

    If you saw the first movie, you will recognize everything that is happening here, but that doesn't decrease the sense of dread and hair-raising-on-the-back-of-your-neck scariness. Instead, I think it will increase your enjoyment as you watch things develop. Talk about things that go 'bump in the night!' And sometimes in the daytime, too! I thought this movie was more intense than the original, and it helps to put the original into a context, and makes more sense out of it all.

    Is it a perfect movie? No, but show me a perfect movie. They all could be better in SOME way, and this is no exception, but I think it is a pretty darn good movie, and worth the time.

    Oh, I should also tell you kind of "Where I'm coming from." I LOVE a good horror movie. I LIKE to be scared. But I hate slasher, torture, vicious movies or movies that get too overt about hurting people. Give us something we can feel, something we are afraid of, but don't make us sick. I think Paranormal Activity 2 is just my kind of horror movie.
    tkip19

    Paranormal Activity 2 , Close but not quite enough.

    Saw the movie today. Only a handful of people in the theatre but it was a 2:30 show.

    Here goes......... I had some mixed feelings about PA2. I would sum it up as not quite good enough.

    It's a decent flick but can't measure up to the original with the scares or the ending. Actually for me, the ending felt somewhat rushed and just wasn't that scary. Disturbing, yes. Scary? No. And the pace was a tad slow at times.

    The film does in my opinion, an excellent job actually, at establishing the introduction of the characters and very nicely ties in the events of this film with PA though there are some unanswered questions.

    Why if Katie's sister is having problems with things going all "paranormal" doesn't Katie then mention this while talking about it to Micah when filming during their paranormal events. And how did that burnt pic get into their attic? But I digress.

    I had mixed reactions to the explaining as it were, of the demon's intent and motives outlined by the one of the character that actually uses their brain in this movie and does some investigative work.

    I thought it an interesting twist that nicely tied the events of both movies through the obviously frustrated demon and ultimately using Katie to get the job done though it had some help from one character that ultimately involves betrayal. People should be talking about this.

    One major nitpick?

    The slow buildup up in tension never comes close to delivering anything to what PA did and I really let down with the general lack of overall good scare moments and just how few and far between the great ones there were.

    I was hugely disappointed with this. My biggest nitpick of the movie.

    The best ones take place in the kitchen and with the daughter on the couch. That entire sequence in the basement where the mother takes the baby, was annoying and fell flat. Not going to lie to you, that second kitchen scare got me though.

    One of the few truly, good scare moments.

    Also, the the scene with the daughter sleeping on the couch is another. Why, oh why, couldn't they have had more scenes like this? What she experienced was genuinely creepy. I just wished they had more of these types of scares throughout the movie.

    It would have been brilliant. And what was the deal with the demon and the basement?

    Unlike others, I found the acting was just fine in my books. I saw nothing that indicated lousy, unconvincing acting for the most part. Just a couple of parts that felt forced.

    But for all the hype, I still walked away thinking that despite a great job of tying in the events and the overlap between both movies, that it felt like they struggled to come up with something fresh to scare us with this time.

    And how can they possibly do a third PA with what happened at the end and the fate of several of the characters? Who gets haunted next?

    The movie is going to be successful and I did enjoy most of it despite my nitpicks but still...... They dropped the ball somewhat.
    7DICK STEEL

    A Nutshell Review: Paranormal Activity 2

    One profitable turn deserves another. I believe almost everyone will have balked at the return of investment for the first Paranormal Activity (PA) film, which continues to build upon the recent trend of films seen from the first person perspective by way of a video camera. So confident about the prospects of this film being able to spawn an ongoing franchise (hey, Saw managed 7) that Paranormal Activity 2 was announced shortly after the first film was released into cinemas.

    So let's cut to the chase and get to the point - is this film any good? I continue to state that films like this one are an acquired taste. If you do not appreciate films from the first perspective, or are constantly annoyed at plot loopholes that stem from the use of a camera, then this film is not for you, as with any other film of any genre employing the same storytelling technique. Otherwise this is a film that requires you to have watched the first in order to maximize your enjoyment because it makes references to, and ties in intricately with the first, without which you'll be questioning who's who, and the significance of things that can be innocuous if seen by itself.

    Writer-director Oren Peli who created the original film takes a backseat here as producer, handing over the directing reins to Tod Williams and writing responsibility to Michael R. Perry. While the first film focused on only one camera with most things happening when the audience is fixated as bedroom voyeurs, here we have more cameras thanks to the introduction of a baby and a series of house break-ins, which give reason for more vantage points to be set up by way of strategically located CCTV and nanny cams, and thus a larger stage set up with various situations to spook, but not quite. Filmmakers can attest to difficulties when it comes to handling either animals or children in films, but Williams prove that both can share the same frame together, and I suspect a lot must have gone into coaxing what the end result was, perhaps with a little help from the CG department.

    Michael R. Perry's story though sums up this prequel-sequel (sprequel?) nicely, building upon and expanding the world of PA. The first film posed a number of questions, some of which get addressed here, but in turn builds upon what's known thus far to create more unknowns through the narrative, which is more "talky" since there are a handful of scenes involving a HD camera bought by the family to document baby Hunter's growth, now used to document the strange apparitions that happen more frequently as the story wore on. Some scenes involve switching the camera on during a conversation (yeah, perhaps the social-media aware teenager of today will require everything to be made available and put online), and the constant refusal of the father figure to look at evidence will stretch believability just a tad bit

    The spook factor gets considerably dumbed down from the first film, though making the same impact as the filmmakers went all out to shock you out of complacency as you think by darting your eyes around the screen trying to pick up clues or signs would mean you can keep a step ahead. Some tactics like the moving door get repeated, but only so because as I mentioned, there's an intricate link between the two films. Here we follow the Dey family of four - Dad Daniel, Mum Kristi who is the sister of the first film's Katie, and kids Ali the teenager and Hunter the toddler, where Perry's story provides the backstory, some opening doors for another prequel, while providing closure from PA.

    Will there be another Paranormal Activity film? I don't see why not, since the seeds already got sown with more fruits to be harvested by future filmmakers who may want to come on board and stem their mark in providing a fresh perspective to the now mature storytelling technique. If the basis of the film continues to be that of putting oneself into the shoes of an investigator (as how I will approach this) sieving through tons of archived material just to piece together and reverse engineer the source of all that have happened, PA will grow its own fanbase (if not already) and probably develop into a franchise to be reckoned with.

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    • Anecdotes
      Upon release, this broke the record for the biggest midnight gross of an R-rated movie with $6.3 million, and the biggest opening for a horror movie of all time, earning a total of $41,500,000 in its opening weekend.
    • Gaffes
      During the first 17 nights or so, you can see two things that never change/move. A white cup in the kitchen in front of the fruit plate and the pillow arrangement on the sofa. Clearly a lot of different night scenes were shot in the same night.
    • Citations

      [last lines]

      Kristi Rey: Daniel, is that you? Katie?

    • Crédits fous
      Sound effects from the film play over the end credits.
    • Versions alternatives
      An Unrated Director's Cut on Blu-ray/DVD Combo with six extra minutes.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Paranormal Activity: The Chronology (2012)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 20 octobre 2010 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Sites officiels
      • Official Blog (South Korea)
      • Official Facebook
    • Langues
      • Anglais
      • Espagnol
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Actividad paranormal 2
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, Californie, États-Unis
    • Sociétés de production
      • Paramount Pictures
      • Blumhouse Productions
      • Solana Films
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    • Budget
      • 3 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 84 752 907 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 40 678 424 $US
      • 24 oct. 2010
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 177 512 032 $US
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    • Durée
      • 1h 31min(91 min)
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      • Dolby Digital
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      • Dolby Surround 7.1
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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