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Special Features
Disc 1:
Unrated Feature The Other Side: Making Mirrors 2 Keeping it Real: The Visual and Special Effects of Mirrors 2 Watch Mirrors 2 with the Woman in the Mirror Into the Mirror Deleted Scenes Into the Mirror
Disc 2: DVD Feature
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
While not a direct follow-up to the 2008 shocker Mirrors, Mirrors 2 does indeed boast its share of evil, murderous mirrors. The kind that, when you stare into them, show you an image of yourself doing bloody deeds like chewing broken glass or committing a ritual disemboweling. Not pleasant, especially when the damage manifests itself for real. Said mirrors also add to the misery of an already wretched security guard, Max (Nick Stahl), who finds himself cursed with the ability to foresee these deadly encounters, which happen to his fellow employees at a new department store complex. Max is already having a tough time because his memories of a fatal car accident are a constant nightmare; that might explain why he looks so awful, and why the best he can do is a security guard job when his father (William Katt) actually owns the whole new development. Horror fans will not find much beyond this setup, as Max occasionally visits his shrink and sort of becomes a suspect in the rash of killings. The cast includes Christy Carlson Romano as an early victim and Emmanuelle Vaugier as the sister of a missing woman, but most of the movie is spent waiting around for the grotesque attacks--which do nothing to disrupt the overall tedium that prevails. --Robert Horton
Product Description
Inside the mirrors... The dead live on... Waiting for vengeance. When a young woman is brutally murdered in front of a mirror that is a portal to the world of the undead, her spirit goes on a murderous rampage. One by one, she stalks the men and women responsible for her horrific death, exacting bloody revenge by dismembering and eviscerating the guilty. They can't run... They can't hide... They can't look in the mirror!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Beneath the gore, the violence, and the destructive behavior of the characters lies a decent ghost story. It is a story that has been told before, but those who rent or buy a film like this one don't necessarily watch it for originality. This film delivers in terms of atmosphere, and the actors do a fairly good job.
Nick Stahl is good as the leading man, a young security guard who has experienced a tragic car accident. The accident kills his fiancee, but he is brought back to life by paramedics. His wealthy father (William Katt) gives him a security job at the Mayflower, a large building that he owns, hoping that he can get back on his feet and put the tragedy behind him. Once he begins working, however, he begins to have visions of a ghost girl in the mirrors of the building's basement, and with the help of the girl's sister (Emmanuel Vaugier), they search for clues as to what happened to her.
The film pulls no punches; it is exactly what you would expect, which is a combination of "Stir Of Echoes" and the first "Mirrors." The film is graphic at times, but does not rack up a huge body count. Christy Romano, the girl from Kim Possible, appears in the film also, and she is....shall we say...all grown up now. All in all, a formulaic but entertaining film, and something about it just draws you in. I found myself engaged until the film's ending. 3.5 stars.
Nick Stahl is good as the leading man, a young security guard who has experienced a tragic car accident. The accident kills his fiancee, but he is brought back to life by paramedics. His wealthy father (William Katt) gives him a security job at the Mayflower, a large building that he owns, hoping that he can get back on his feet and put the tragedy behind him. Once he begins working, however, he begins to have visions of a ghost girl in the mirrors of the building's basement, and with the help of the girl's sister (Emmanuel Vaugier), they search for clues as to what happened to her.
The film pulls no punches; it is exactly what you would expect, which is a combination of "Stir Of Echoes" and the first "Mirrors." The film is graphic at times, but does not rack up a huge body count. Christy Romano, the girl from Kim Possible, appears in the film also, and she is....shall we say...all grown up now. All in all, a formulaic but entertaining film, and something about it just draws you in. I found myself engaged until the film's ending. 3.5 stars.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I'm feeling extremely generous this morning.
I'll give the movie three stars because of Nick Stahl.
I really liked him in T3 and it's kind of sad to see him wasting his time on movies like this.
Ok......the good.
I sort of enjoyed the first Mirrors.
So I was curious what they would do with this one.
Well...the FX are decent.
Nick is good.
There are a few decent scares in the beginning.
The music is done well.
The bad?
The first Mirrors was good but was it good enough to warrant a sequel?
I'll have to say no.
The gore was phony and total over kill.
The senseless nudity which sorry adds nothing to the film.
The story line dissolved into complete rubbish by the end of the movie.
It was watchable but I can see why it didn't make it to theaters.
I'll recommend a rental to anyone who loved the first one or people like me who can't help but watch a train wreck once in a while.
I hope the souls trapped in the mirrors have enough sense to do away with anyone who tries to make a third movie.
I'll give the movie three stars because of Nick Stahl.
I really liked him in T3 and it's kind of sad to see him wasting his time on movies like this.
Ok......the good.
I sort of enjoyed the first Mirrors.
So I was curious what they would do with this one.
Well...the FX are decent.
Nick is good.
There are a few decent scares in the beginning.
The music is done well.
The bad?
The first Mirrors was good but was it good enough to warrant a sequel?
I'll have to say no.
The gore was phony and total over kill.
The senseless nudity which sorry adds nothing to the film.
The story line dissolved into complete rubbish by the end of the movie.
It was watchable but I can see why it didn't make it to theaters.
I'll recommend a rental to anyone who loved the first one or people like me who can't help but watch a train wreck once in a while.
I hope the souls trapped in the mirrors have enough sense to do away with anyone who tries to make a third movie.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Not really a sequel, this horror flick has some imaginative albeit gory death scenes. The story is fairly predictable and the acting is passable although Nick Stahl sleepwalks through his performance.
Also a puzzling plot hole. One of the potential victims apparently had nothing to do with the revenge plot---so why is the vengeful spirit after him?
Fans of the original may be disappointed but it's decent enough.
Also a puzzling plot hole. One of the potential victims apparently had nothing to do with the revenge plot---so why is the vengeful spirit after him?
Fans of the original may be disappointed but it's decent enough.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good
..I sure do miss Keifer Sutherland- its not the same without him...but, this movie is good without him (I guess) :)
Published 5 months ago by Meggie3667
2.0 out of 5 stars
Blah...Blah...
The story line is old nothing like the first movie. Nick Stahl is a good actor in a bad flick.
Published 13 months ago by Willie
5.0 out of 5 stars
libralove48
I like this movie, better than the first one. I can watch this movie over and over again.
I really enjoyed Mirrors 2
I really enjoyed Mirrors 2
Published 13 months ago by Elizabeth
5.0 out of 5 stars
This is a rip off movie
Mirrors 2 is a cheap knock off, It does not connect mirror 1 at all, but if you have one you will need to buy 2.
Published 13 months ago by Mr. Big
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good but not quite as good as the 1st Mirrors
I enjoyed the movie and it was well worth the price I paid for it, but with that being said like most sequels It didn't stand up as good for me as the 1st one! Read more
Published 14 months ago by james denton
3.0 out of 5 stars
Is What It Looks Like
I like dumb horror movies, and this, for a dumb movie, is decent! The first one is better, but I'm glad I downloaded this startle-fest.
Published 14 months ago by Jeannette M Lareau
5.0 out of 5 stars
Top notch entertainment and pure shock value! Bluray rocks!!!
The bluray has excellent video and audio and is sold at a great price. I thought the movie itself was excellent and the cast was dead on. Read more
Published 17 months ago by J. Rexroat
3.0 out of 5 stars
BETTER THAN PART ONE, THAT'S FOR SURE!
This definitely isn't a great movie. It's not gonna win any awards, or stick in your mind days after watching it, but compared to part one, it's fantastic! Read more
Published 17 months ago by gbv4me
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mirrors 2 DVD
I have seen the first movie and had to have both. I liked the story behind this one and the actors.
Published 21 months ago by blue4you
2.0 out of 5 stars
Meh.
I watched the prequel to this last week and rather enjoyed it. But like most sequels, the plot, acting and writing took a downturn. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Horror movie holic
