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That was Matt Damon's line, though. "I'm yet another resource-consuming kid in an overpopulated planet raised to an alarming extent by Hollywood and Madison Avenue, poised with my cynical and alienated peers to take over the world when you're old and weak!" - Calvin, "Calvin & Hobbes" | |||
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OK so I'm not crazy. Twenty minutes in I turned to my wife and said "he kinda dialed up the 'tism for this one I think" and she looked at me like my 'tism was showing. I enjoyed it. Had elements of the first and expanded on them a bit. The characters have changed a bit as they would eight years later. I didn't have the surprise "oh that's awesome" vibe I got from the first one but it's a sequel after all. I'll watch the third installment when it comes out. ---------------------------------------- Death smiles at us all. Be sure you smile back. | |||
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I enjoyed the movie overall and would go see another sequel, but the inexplicable changes in autism characterizations bothered me. In the first movie, Christian came off as someone introverted & unsociable. In the second, he acts as if he's channeling Rain Man. The change in his speech pattern alone is disconcerting. There's also a very quick throwaway line about how he didn't need to do self-therapy w/ the loud music & bone-hardening anymore. In the first, Christian was a sharp dresser. In the second he dresses like 75 y/o midwestern granddad. I liked that Justine got a lot more screen time; however, the Justine in 2 acts nothing like she does in 1. In the first one, she's heavy on the stimming. In 2, she doesn't display any signs of autism other than being mute. | |||
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