Review: DM2

Rating: 7/10 (3 August 2013)

This film came in when the animation was desperately in need of a rescuer, who, in this case, a villain. The film performed well at the box office, surpassed it's original film. But in reviews, the film does have some fault and goofs and didn't really matched it's predecessor. It was gained with high marketing and fast positive reviews. But in contrast, the film was really not up to expectations. It lacks of some character development, especially the character of Lucy. It doesn't have the villain evil enough to either impressed the audience or makes the critics feel like where will he go, what will he do. And, the story development does lack of implants and official parts, that laughs the audience like the first film. But in positive ways to see it, it is one of the rare films that is a good sequel to a animation, especially when the main character is a villain in the first part. It's script was like a follow up to the first film, but has a new and refreshing way to make the audience give money out to see the film. And somehow, it has the new and just weird and wait to see love story between an agent and her villain, which is rare, surprising the audience and adjusted the film into a perfect corner.