Manyeo 2

Original title: Manyeo: Part 2. The Other One

2022
2h 17m

IMDb RATING

6.3/10

7.9K

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A girl wakes up in a gigantic secret laboratory. As the girl escapes from laboratory, she stumbles upon Kyung Hee, who is trying to protect her house from criminal gangs. When the girl comes face to face with a criminal organization approaching Kyung Hee's house, the girl overpowers them with overwhelming power, and in the meantime they start chasing her in the secret laboratory. Who is this mysterious girl and why is she being chased?

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After escaping from a secluded laboratory, a young girl with overwhelming power finds herself on the run from several mysterious organizations, seeking refuge with a woman and her younger br... Read allAfter escaping from a secluded laboratory, a young girl with overwhelming power finds herself on the run from several mysterious organizations, seeking refuge with a woman and her younger brother.After escaping from a secluded laboratory, a young girl with overwhelming power finds herself on the run from several mysterious organizations, seeking refuge with a woman and her younger brother.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

7.9K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 6 nominations total

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Trivia
South Africa actor Justin John Harvey who plays Tom came to Korea at age 24 and taught himself Korean. He actually speaks the language fluently and currently lives in Korea.

Connections
Follows Manyeo (2018)

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Featured review

5/10

What a letdown!

THE WITCH: PART 2 - THE OTHER ONE is a huge letdown considering just how good the original movie was. This one feels like a weak rehash and the insanely complex plotting of the first half an hour is enough to put off even the most hardened viewers of Korean cinema. The story retreads the first film's in the tale of a new test subject who takes refuge at a remote farmhouse before the bad guys show up. At nearly two and a half hours in length, most of this feels like cheesy padding, with about three different sets of villains for no good reason. The CGI FX are embarrassing and although the ending is good it takes a long time to get there. I couldn't work out why the grating and annoying South African henchman gets more screen time and character development than the lead...