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Both Killjoy 1 and Killjoy 2 stunk, but the first was better. The special effects in this movie were not special at all. Even though the killings were better in this installment, they were not anything to brag about. One thing that was worse in part 2 were the characters. They changed emotions suddenly, and some of their lines were just dumb. For instance one character quoted, " You better have some R.E.S.P.E.C.T. or you'll find out what is means to me." Once I heard that line I figured it was of the worst I've ever heard. Another thing that I hated about this movie was the fact it was too short. A successful movie has to go more than one hour and twenty minutes, like Killjoy 2. If Full Moon makes part 3 of Killjoy, that would be stooping to the lowest level they can possibly go. Overall, 1 of 10.

I know that many people may not like this movie, but I thought it was very good. The plot was very simple and unique, the characters performed well, and the movie itself was very entertaining. There were some funny and memorable parts, including the famous oodles of noodles scene. In my opinion the funniest character in Blue Streak was Sulley. All of his parts were funny, and I feel he expressed his part very well. I recommend that you see this movie before Blue Streak 2 comes out in 2002. Overall, 8 of 10.

The only reason why I actually rented this movie was because I was with three other friends and we all wanted a good laugh. Even though we got a good laugh, the actual movie and acting was just pathetic. For instance, one of the characters got shot but on his body there were no bullet wounds, just flashes of red. Also, two of the actors screwed up on their lines but for some reason they were not corrected. The whole movie, especially the ending, made no sense at all. I am not going to say the ending here because some people actually want to rent it. However, I recommend that you don't because first, it's made from Full Moon(the worst company out there), and second, the entire movie made no sense. The only time I would ever recommend "Killjoy" is when somebody just wants to laugh at a really pathetic film. Overall, 1 of 10.