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"Nun 2" falls short of expectations, leaving audiences disappointed and feeling like they've wasted both their time and money. Despite the potential for a thrilling sequel to the 2018 horror hit, this film fails to deliver on multiple fronts.

One of the most significant letdowns is the lackluster plot. It lacks the depth and intrigue of its predecessor, offering a clichéd storyline that feels recycled and uninspired. The scares, which were a highlight of the first film, are disappointingly predictable in "Nun 2," relying on jump scares that no longer have the same impact.

The characters also suffer from underdevelopment, making it difficult for viewers to connect or empathize with them. The talented cast, including Taissa Farmiga and Bonnie Aarons, is largely wasted on one-dimensional roles that offer little room for growth or complexity.

Moreover, the pacing feels uneven, with long stretches of the film feeling tedious and slow, only to be interrupted by moments of chaotic and confusing action. This inconsistency in pacing disrupts any potential tension or suspense that the movie could have built.

While the cinematography and production design maintain a certain level of visual flair, they cannot compensate for the fundamental flaws in the storytelling and character development. It's evident that "Nun 2" attempts to capitalize on the success of its predecessor without delivering the substance that made the original so compelling.

In the end, "Nun 2" is a disappointment that squanders its potential. It's a lackluster sequel that fails to capture the essence of what made the first film memorable. Save your time and money and skip this one.

I guess the best name for this movie is "Unnecessary super slow motion" rather than Pakalum Pathiravum. I guess the director recently heard about 240/480fps slow motion and tried all over the movie unnecessarily.

This movie only has a short film content. And I believe director thought he can make a 120 minute lengthy movie with super slow motions. To be honest, I am not sure how people watched this movie in theatres. Lots of unnecessary scenes were an addition which made the movie more boring.

I am not sure how Kunchako Boban, Rajeesha Vijayan and Gokulam Gopalam convinced with the story limit. Most fo the artists in this movie are experienced but director were unable to utilise them. Overall one of the worst movie.