Twice as good as the first! 2 out of 10!

Rating: 2/10 (13 September 2004)

Mike Epps as LJ is very entertaining and his character provides a few moments of comic relief. His presence in this movie thus makes it twice as good as the first one and sadly is the only good thing I can say about it.
What's not to like? Plenty. Many of the action sequences seem to have been directed by Michael Bay on a big dose of meth and a six-pack of Jolt. The result: a mostly indistinguishable blur of images. My guess is that this technique negates the need for having to spend money on the required special effects needed for clear footage.
Meanwhile, in regards to the acting, I would have wished that some of the scenes were blurred out so I could not see such pathetic performances. I wonder if the actors involved were ever surprised that an emotionless take was deemed acceptable by the director. So sad that in a zombie movie, the undead emote more than most of the main characters.
Finally, the matter that annoys me most about this film is the completely ridiculous scenes defying all logic. For example, people out run bullets and missiles, deliver more damage with punches and kicks than massive gunfire, and in one scene are even saved from an explosion by a PLASTIC garbage bin!
An almost complete waste of time and an insult to the intelligence of the viewer.