Cruel Intentions 2

Plot synopsis:
Meet Sebastian Valmont (Robin Dunne), who just got kicked out of his old high school from his Principal. His Principal, Mr. Freeman vows to Sebastian, with a file like that he will never get into a new school. Sebastian comments on Mr. Freeman's wife, and asks him how she is doing. Mr. Freeman tells Sebastian, she is fine, and sends him off. Mr. Freeman immediately gets a phone call from Mrs. Freeman and tells him to turn to one of the pages in the year book. Apparently Sebastian's goodbye present was a naked photo of Mrs. Freeman published in the yearbook. Mr. Freeman yells at Sebastian at the window, as he catches a taxi to New York. Sebastian is ready to get a new start.Sebastian arrives in New York City and meets his new rich life, as he finds out his step mother owns a whole building. He meets up with his father, who introduces Sebastian to his step mother, Tiffany Merteuil-Valmont (Mimi Rogers). Tiffany makes a great impression after Sebastian tries to be naughty around her.Sebastian then meets Kathryn (Amy Adams), his step sister. After outdoing her with their Steinway piano, and correcting her SAT words at dinner, Sebastian has yet to see what she is capable of. While showering, Kathryn interrupts Sebastian, and makes a demand, to stay out of her way.The next morning, Sebastian and Kathryn take a limo to their exclusive prep school, Manchester Prep. Outside the Headmaster's office, Sebastian calls a girl, who is just doing some work, beautiful. She is shocked at first, but says thank you. Sebastian comments on how the Headmaster is a joke, before being called his office.Sebastian meets Headmaster Sherman who calls Sebastian's files impressive after having high marks (a 4.0 G.P.A., honor clubs, etc.) but maybe too impressive. Then the girl from the office walks in and kisses the Headmaster. Sebastian is shocked at first but he finds out that the girl is actually the Headmaster's daughter, Danielle.Meanwhile, Kathryn she finds out she has gym and ballet, the two classes she hates. She hunts down the Assistant Headmaster, Muller, and threatens to expose their love affair. He tells her he will change her schedule and she walks away like an innocent angel. Kathryn is clearly a sociopath seductress who'll do ANYTHING to get what she wants.Sebastian meets Danielle for a second time in one of his classes. When Danielle and Sebastian have a heated argument on Dr. Jekyll, and Mr. Hyde, the teacher sides with Sebastian (in a good way). After school, Sebastian catches Danielle working at a used book store and charms the owner to let Danielle off for a cup of coffee.Kathryn's activities after school do not include a job, but a club called the "Manchester Prep Tribunal". A secret society/social club of students where Kathryn is the leader, and they meet every afternoon after school in the attic of one of the administrations buildings where we find out that the Tribunal basically destroys lives of other students and runs the school. It's a new school year, so the Tribunal goes over all the new students. They review a girl named Cherie Clayman, and find out she is really naive and stupid, but extremely rich. Kathryn takes Cherie as her own project to turn her into the school's slut.That evening, Kathryn takes Cherie to a nightclub, and gives her Iced Teas... which are from Long Island (sound familiar?). A guy who Kathryn knows, Court Reynolds, approaches Cherie and Kathryn. Kathryn forces Cherie into the bathroom and tells Cherie that Court has an interest in her. Cherie asks what to do, and Kathryn tells her to let Court have sex with her. Cherie reveals she hasn't even kissed a guy before, but Kathryn has another idea.Back into the club, Kathryn explains to Cherie, how to kiss using Court as an example. Cherie and Court kiss, and Kathryn explains how to french kiss. Just when Cherie's lips are about to press onto Courts, the drunk Cherie vomits onto his pants. He storms off, and Cherie hugs Kathryn in disappointment.Back at their home, Sebastian talks to Danielle on the phone, surprising her, since she didn't give him her number. They talk for about an hour before he hangs up after she asks him to take it slow. Kathryn shows up and just caught the minutes before the act ended. But he reveals to Kathryn he is smarter than her, and tells her she needs to throw up after having that huge salad and kicks her out.The next morning, Sebastian is asleep when the Asian housekeeper, Min Lin leaves him a breakfast tray while he's still asleep and he knocks over the tray, spilling food all over the floor. Min Lin enters and panics, telling Sebastian not to tell anyone what happened. Apparently Min Lin is terrified her employers. While taking a shower again, Sebastian is interrupted by two brunette girls, "kissing cousins", who Kathryn has sent in. They reveal to him how bad the school actually is ("If you don't snort it, SUCK it").Back at school, we find out Kathryn isn't actually excused from ballet class from a teacher. She tries to hit on him, but it doesn't work. She storms off and the teacher notices a MALE student walking by. He starts to fix his tie...Angered by this personal setback, Kathryn goes back to the Assistant Headmaster Muller. She gives him sex, in return to take her off the gym/ballet classes for good. Of course, the Assistant Headmaster chooses to have sex with Kathryn.Meanwhile, Cherie asks Danielle to tutor her after failing a test in French. Cherie notices Danielle's and Sebastian's tension between them after he tries to be romantic with her. Sebastian gives Danielle a cell phone and kisses her when she is off guard. She gets upset and throws the cell phone at Sebastian, then storms off. Kathryn who happened to be nearby laughs at Sebastian's attempt to be romantic.That evening, Kathryn busts the servants when they are caught playing cards with Sebastian. She threatens to tell Tiffany, but Sebastian tells her no one will find out. Sebastian tells her, no wonder the servants don't get their respect because she treats them so badly. Kathryn tells him that they pay the staff for their services not for their respect. Sebastian then tells Kathryn, they are human beings. Kathryn goes off crying (after she made a remark on being a human being earlier, in a deleted scene). In a rare emotional tone, Kathryn tells Sebastian that it's hard living there, under Tiffany's standards. He asks her why she would do bad things when Tiffany is bad. They get interrupted by a phone call. Sebastian answers the phone and it's Cherie. She tells Sebastian how Danielle is crazy about him by making her "moist"... making her eyes moist that is. Sebastian hangs up on Cherie, and goes to Danielle who is walking off somewhere.At the Brooklyn Bridge waterfront, Danielle hears a torrid violin noise that just happened to be played by Sebastian. He asks her about why she got so upset about the kiss. Danielle tells him to be himself, and be honest. He tells her, he can't because he's scared. He's in a new city, new friends, etc. He asks her, what she is scared about. She tells him she is scared about missing her train to go home, and rushes off in a taxi.At home, Kathryn promises not to tell Tiffany about the card game to Min Lin, who accepts. Kathryn then tries to get to know Min Lin better to try to open up, and she tries to compare each other. Kathryn thinks they have a lot in common, but Min Lin brushes it off.The next day, Kathryn gloats with the rest of the Manchester Prep Tribunal about her success the night before of humiliated Cherie, she gets a loud clear message from Cherie, saying that their sleep over will work out over the weekend, after Cherie's mother wanting to talk to Kathryn's mother.After sixth period, Danielle tells Sebastian why she was upset when he kissed her. She reveals it was her first kiss. She wanted everything to be right, but was afraid to know that Sebastian had probably been with lots of girls she couldn't compare to. The bell rings and Sebastian and Danielle share a kiss before she leaves. Kathryn appears behind Sebastian and threatens him about being bored that he'll ruin the whole romance. When he threatens her back, Kathryn declares war and walks away. Sebastian agrees to war and pushes Kathryn in the mud of the school's garden.A few days later, while getting massages, Tiffany tells Kathryn about a new student, who will be her new best friend... Cherie Clayman. Kathryn hates the idea, and tells her plan about making Cherie the school slut. Tiffany tells Kathryn that she is trying to "break them" in for 20 million, for the new school "Merteuil Library." Sebastian walks in, and tells them about his problem, failing gym because of fencing. Tiffany notices how tense Sebastian is and offers a massage. Sebastian excitedly says "yes", being that it's his first professional massage. Kathryn suddenly lost her urge for a massage, and offers Sebastian her spot. She says something to the blond masseuses, incorrectly saying "tack sa mycket" (thank you very much in Swedish), but Tiffany corrects her. Tiffany tells Kathryn, "Don't say it, if you're not going to say it right. It only makes you look foolish." Kathryn leaves, and the two gorgeous women work on Sebastian's thighs as he stands close to them. To avoid getting aroused, Sebastian says "Dead Puppies" over and over.While lying down after his massage, Sebastian is relaxing on the table and feels someone massaging his back. He asks if it's Sonia, or Ingrid. To his surprise it's Tiffany. He starts to freak but she pushes him down. Tiffany then talks about getting to know each other better. She wants to get along with Edward, and him but it's hard for her because Edward is always working on his yacht. Tiffany is happy about Edward working on his yacht, but hints to Sebastian if he is cheating on her in any way, they will be on the street. Before leaving him, she hits Sebastian's behind.Sebastian decides to pay a visit to his father on his yacht. He walks quietly to the bedroom on the yacht but hears a couple of noises in there. He calls for his father before stepping into the room. Edward is lying on the bed, only in his underwear, with his hands above his hand, under a pillow. Sebastian starts to open the first door, saying he is looking for "the cat." Edward is appalled, to think that he was cheating on Tiffany. Sebastian then opens the second door before moving towards his father. He removes the pillow and not to his surprise, Edward is hand cuffed... and behind door number three it's Lilly, Edward's "first mate" who is dressed in a skimpy Victoria Secret like underwear.Sebastian then tells Lilly that didn't his father promised him to sail her around the world? She tells him "yes", but Sebastian tells her one thing. Edward is married. Edward tries to reason with Lilly saying that his wife is old and is about to die, but Lilly doesn't buy it. She calls him a jerk and leaves. Edward asks Sebastian to hand him the keys to the hand cuffs, but Sebastian warns him, "Don't mess it up, because it's my life too." (Edward took him in remember?) Sebastian teaches his father a lesson, as he throws the keys out of a window (straight in the bay) and leaves his father.On the docks, Sebastian tries to comfort Lilly, but she takes it the wrong way and kisses him after he gives her advice. He turns her down, and tells her about having a girlfriend. She understands, and he tells her about having a test in the morning and leaves.Meanwhile, Cherie and her mother, Bunny, are having a little get together in the Merteuil home. Kathryn presses on with Tiffany's charity for the school library and Tiffany explains in the rich society to get in the high standing is you need to do some charity work. While Tiffany has her head down, Edward walks in with the hand cuffs. Only Kathryn sees this, and he runs away to the kitchen. She excuses herself, and explains to Edward that they are just getting started as a family. So she gives Edward a list to make Tiffany happy (dinner, music, a ring, making love, etc.) Edward is shocked at this, but Kathryn asks, "Who's your favorite daughter?" He tells her, she is, and she leaves.The next day, Kathryn takes Cherie out for horse riding lessons. After great pleasure with the saddle, Cherie has an orgasm on the horse, and tells Kathryn now she knows why girls like horse riding.Meanwhile with Sebastian is out on a little date with Danielle. She teases him a bit, after saying she is tired of being the good girl. She massages his crotch, and just when she is about to go down on him (In a public park!) her phone rings. It's her father. She has to go. She leaves Sebastian, with his hard on still raging in his pants.While shopping, Kathryn gets a visit from Blaine, who apparently got Sebastian's original file back. Fast-forward to night, just when Sebastian is about to see Danielle, Kathryn walks into his room. She has almost dominatrix/leather/blackish underwear on. She asks to have him. He gives in for a moment, but resists temptation and leaves to see Danielle. Kathryn then calls Danielle...Sebastian arrives at Danielle's home, and tries to confess his love to her. She tells him no, then Kathryn walks out of Danielle's closet. We find out the good Danielle is just an act, and she is actually a bad girl all this time. Danielle and Kathryn proceeds to kiss and Danielle tells him "If you can't beat 'em, join 'em." And so he does! They all have a threesome together.It's a bright new day, while riding in their limo, Sebastian opens a gift from Danielle. It's a journal... for something to write about. We then see the limo almost running over Cherie. The driver apologizes about her broken bike, and Sebastian (To our surprise, whom she forgot!) offers her a ride. The driver tosses the bike aside, and Sebastian fiddles with his new camera. He tells Cherie it's too bad she can't be sexy so he can take her picture. She replies "I can be sexy!" and starts to take off her coat and starts to pose for him.The limo moves on, and in the front seat, we hear Sebastian and Cherie having sex, while the creepy-looking Kathryn and Danielle sit in the front seat and listen in on them... satisfied with their evil results of corrupting him and Cherie.THE END!

Tags: melodrama

Review:
In 1999, Fox bought a pilot TV show called Manchester Prep, a "reimagined" prequel to the film Cruel Intentions.
The film takes on a "pulp" feel as it plays on the inside jokes from the original film (which was designed to set up a connection between the show and the film as time progressed) and panders to the innuendos of the film in the lowest exploitative ways possible.If you look hard enough you will find its connection to the first film, however viewing Cruel Intentions 2 before the original will likely dissuade you from viewing the original as this one lacks the sophistication and charisma of the original..
I think it might've worked out quite well as a TV program, and I probably would've watched it--but if you're going to coarsen it up a bit and transform it into a direct-to-video prequel to "Cruel Intentions"...once again, I say "Why bother?"The actors, in general, were a notch below the ones in the original.
I loved the original "Cruel Intentions," but I can't say I'm going to keep high expectations for anything that heads straight to the video racks.
Pretty much the entire movie seems like a cheap remake of the first, with scenes mimicking the things that happened in the first, only a lot more ridiculous and unlikely.
It seems so wrong, yet so right!Manchester Prep, a prequel to Cruel Intentions, stars the scrummy Ms.Adams as Kathryn, wicked step-sister to Sebastian (Robin Dunne), a student with a chequered past who tries to turn over a new leaf when he falls for the headmaster's daughter Danielle (Sarah Thompson).
Kathryn, whose passion is to cause trouble whenever possible, attempts to scupper Sebastian's new relationship, whilst also doing her best to corrupt pretty and naive virgin Cherie (Keri Lynn Pratt).Whereas the original Cruel Intentions was, with its cast of trendy Hollywood stars, a calculated attempt to be cool, savvy and oh-so-clever, Manchester Prep is a trashy, immature, and totally unsophisticated movie that, by being far less pretentious, manages to be just as entertaining as, if not more than, the first.Adams is easily a match for Sarah Michelle Gellar (Kathryn in Cruel Intentions), being both convincingly cruel and very sexy; Thompson is great as the pretty poor girl of the school who captures Sebastian's heart; and Keri Lynn Pratt is charming as the Manchester Prep virgin who learns why riding horses is so popular with young women.
First I´ll say I´m not in the teenage bunch (I´m 29), and that I´m happy to see an intellectual piece anytime, as long as it´s entertaining also (got that, Andrei Tarkovsky?).Once that´s clear, what makes Cruel Intentions 2 so damn good???!!!
It´s a great gag!Thanks to the good writing, in this movie the "bad" brotherhood of rich spoiled teens actually ends up becoming sympathetic.
Words can not explain how bad it is, but I'll give it a go anyway.The plot of Cruel Intentions 2 is very similar to the first film.
Kathryn wanted to make the freshman into the biggest slut in the school, a similar sub-plot to the first film.Cruel Intentions 2 is basically a cancelled TV-show, which was turned into a prequel.
Sarah Michelle Gellar was delightfully evil as the wicked Kathryn the first time around who seen herself ruined at the end of the first movie.
Where the first Cruel Intertions was a guilty pleasure, this one is just guilty, fans of the original should steer way clear of this sequal that is more of a remake due to the fact that it offers nothing new to the fold except a lot of homosexuality and an even stupider ending..
So no prizes to people who put this down just cause it's a sequel prequel or whatever it is, just see it as a good movie thats a companion to something great and buy the dvd like i did.
It is rare that a follow up film equals or betters the original (Godfather Two and Aliens are notable exceptions).The joy of Cruel Intentions was watching the interplay between the characters - how they came to be where they were was neither here nor there.
Cruel 2 really is NOT required to explain how the protagonists became the shallow, bitching individuals they did.Whereas as the original Cruel intentions was dark, savvy, razor edged and excellently presented by cast and crew.....this is not.A few martinis too many at lunch (or maybe over a month or so) may have hatched this awkward, smutty and downright dull prequel, which shows none of the maturity of the first film.
Then in the second scene, you meet the two best things in this movie, Amy Adams and Mimi Rogers as Kathryn and her mother.
Evil Kathryn in this movie was decent but nothing compared to Sarah Michelle Gellar but much better portrayed then new guy playing Sebastian.It stated of okay but as the movie went on, I don't believe , it carried that character as it should have been.
Well I don't think the script helped in some place, I found some of it so bad.Danielle is the new Annette in this movie, I did not like her at all, I didn't care for at all.
So today I felt bored and wanted to watch a movie with the full knowledge I'd hate it, its sequel.Now I didn't like this film because it had good acting, great writing and an interesting story.
This is really one of those movies that is so bad that it actually is entertaining.The plot of this one is kind of a rehash of the first where Sebastian goes after a "virgin" and tries to seduce her but falls in love with her in the process while her sister Kathryn tries to make a freshman the class slut.I know what you are thinking, what about that plot could possibly be funny?
For that, I recommend that firstly, you watch "Cruel Intentions 1" before this and secondly, keep in mind that its kind of a remake not proper sequel, the cast is different though.Acting is not as good as the seasoned artists delivered in first part, but for me it was o.k.Don.t keep it comparing with first part, just try to take it as a brand new film.
Leaving aside for a moment the fact that none of the cast from the original film chose to return (usually a very bad sign), we are treated to the usual mixture of OK, shaky and downright dodgy performances.Both the actors playing Kathryn and Sebastian lack anything resembling the charisma of Sarah Michelle Gellar and Ryan Philippe, and I'm sorry but Amy Adams is awful as Kathryn.
She's supposed to be playing a schoolgirl but looked much too mature to be a 16-17 year old - making the scene when she's referring to herself as underage and 'a minor' whilst talking to the assistant headmaster unintentionally laughable.Not a bad idea trying to make a TV series preceding a film like 'Cruel Intentions' - it would be interesting to see what happened to these these two characters that made them so deceitful - but this was just badly written (just a rehash of the original film), poorly acted and on the whole, clumsily executed.A disappointing 2 out of 10..
With that said, "Cruel Intentions 2" represents a diluted version of the original.Sebastian Valmont (Robin Dunne) is your typical misguided and misbehaving teenager.
I felt that the original film, Cruel Intentions, was a very well written adaptation from the classic book, Les Liasions Dangereuses.
as the original pretty much throws the viewer in the middle of the scene without really telling much of the rich (/sarcasm) story behind each characters, this prequel brilliantly explores what "could have happened" via unbelievably cheesy acting and not at all convincing situations.
This sequel (or prequel) differed so much from the original Cruel Intentions that it's hard to believe both movies were directed by the same person..
The melodramatic elements of it all were sometimes amusing (even if it was for the wrong reasons) and some lines that were said were alright.Overall, Cruel Intentions 2 is a poor film even if some good can be found in it.
I saw the original Cruel Intentions, and I liked the movie.
Cruel Intentions 2 has a very bad cast, a history that's so much like the first movies', and it's just not funny...
This movie makes sense when you understand that this is the first movie in that it lays all the plot for the cruel intentions (1)  I t has its own plot but the Sebastion character is much less of a force equal to that of Kathryn in this one.
I pretty much saw it as a ripoff of the original and much better "Cruel Intentions." The plot is pretty much the same idea.
Without a shadow of a doubt cruel intentions 2 has to be one of the most pathetic, unimaginative, cheesy messes of a movie I have seen in a long time.It is a prequel to the original teen flick Cruel Intentions.
But if you're looking at this one because you saw the original, it's not a good idea to watch this unless you're willing to sit through repetitive lines, a virtually identical plot, and some unusual character changes.
I saw this at the movie rental place, and threw my hands up in disgust, figuring it was a desperate attempt to squeeze a couple more dollars out of the popularity of "Cruel Intentions."  My roommate forced me to watch it however, and I was really pleasantly surprised.
Goodfellas and Casino are nearly identical in terms of plot, charcterisation and any other themes that you might care to mention, yet, they are both excellent films.Compared to cruel intentions 1 the prequel is cliche and a little unbelievable, though in my opinion the faults of this film are more attributable to the poor acting (made for TV) than the director or writing.
Sister manipulates stereotype bimbo, who in a fit of originality, orgasms from riding a horse saddle, the only laugh and pretty much the only entertaining thing in this remake of the first "Cruel Intentions".
I got to thinking, and I realized that the only reason people like the first Cruel Intentions is because the actors are great to look at.
I would like to conclude by saying that Cruel Intentions 2 is by no means better than the original, as it has a unknown cast, mediocre soundtrack and a some what crazy plot.
When I started watching this movie, I was afraid, because is well known that sequels are not so good so the original.
I was quite surprised by Sebastian's turning to a "good boy", but the final scene is one of the most better "shocking end" I have seen.
when you start watching the film you will think its a kind of parody os Cruel Intentions but when the movie finish you don't know, 'cause the humor is so stupid and every character sucks more than the others.NEVER WATCH THIS MOVIE!!!
Cruel Intentions 2 is the worst movie that I have ever seen.
Take my advice on this one.Don't waste your money, rent Cruel Intentions if you want to see a great movie..
is long from the beginning lacking originality since it is far dependent on Cruel Intentions, many sequences, dialogues and situations are equal except this movie takes issues far longer since there's stronger language and more nudity.
If you enjoyed the good acting and witty plot of the original - don't watch this film.
In particular the blame must attach to the script writers who do not have a single original idea and appear not to have understood the fact that even apparently nasty characters have emotions (the portrayal of which made the first film so good).Instead the writers seem to have gone in for a combination of sub-Dawsons creek teenage angst and dialogue intercut every 15 minutes or so with crude sexual scenes which must have been cut from such 70s British 'classics' as the amorous milkman.
First I want to say that I am a HUGE fan of the original Cruel Intentions movie.
Cruel Intentions 2 lacked all of this.Even if I had never seen the first movie, I would have to say that this movie is one of the worst films I have ever seen.
I'll wait and see."  I heard nothing of it for a few years when I came across a straight to video movie going by the title "Cruel Intentions 2: Manchester Prep"  This was when I started to worry.
All (and I do mean *all*) the characters in the original are there, although in some cases they are different people, I can't help feeling that this was a mistake as it gives the audience a clear indication of whats going to happen and between whom, which knocks apart what small plot the movie has.
The original had the aforementioned Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Phillipe (now husband and wife with a nipper, everybody say "aahhhh"), and these people represent some of the most beautiful people working in Hollywood today, while the people rounded up for this affair are quite clearly journeymen actors (apologies to ladies) who are quite (but not very) sexy.A film can survive a week plot if it has a couple of killer scenes dotted around here and there to keep the audience interested (some movies of course, just consist of scenes like these, such as Animal House).
Its a prequel, therefore those of us who've seen the original know that for the original to happen this must end in a certain way, making the final "twist" (and I've seen twistier rulers) rather a waste of time.Worst of all, the saucy girl on the cover with her bra showing doesn't seem to actually be in the movie!
This is thoroughly different, there are new actors in it, they are not the same who played in Cruel intentions 1, however they have the same name like Kathryn and Sebastian.
This movie could have been good,but the acting is so bad I could'nt beleive it.Robin and Mimi are not bad for what they have to work with.All the female cast except for Cherry and the twins do not know what it means to be sexy.The Kathryn and Danielle characters are the worst.Where do they find those actresses are beyond me.I own this movie but I'm not proud of it.I keep it for one reason the twins in the shower and yet I don't know who they are no credit in the IMDB listing of credits or at the end of the movie.I never saw the first Cruel Intentions because of Miss Gellar this actress should stay on Buffy you don't need to know that much about acting to be in this serie.Well to my surprise they hire somebody as bad as Miss Gellar.Amy talks a lot but when it come to nudity is as bad as Miss Gellar.But what gets me the most where is the rest of this movie,it suppose to be 90 min.but what you get is 86 min.
This movie was a disgrace to the original Cruel Intentions.
The actors look and act nothing like the original Katherine and Sebastian.
This straight to video prequel to the original hit, "Cruel Intentions" is an absolute waste of an hour and a half.
All this movie does is take the original storyline and move things around a little, it's like watching the first movie all over again, only with new actors.Watching Robin Dune and Sarah Thompson play sexual prditors was laughable - they didn't do half as good a job as Ryan Phillipe orSarah Michelle Gellar.The only aspect of this movie which was to my likeing was the twist at the end, apart from that, I felt I had wasted my money.When I first rented this movie I thought that it would be of the same standard of the first, and therefore I felt that I would bve utterly compelled - surficed to say, I was wrong.Stick to Dangerous Liaisons..
This movie was good if you have never seen the original.
Kathryn Merteuil was a bit over acted in some scenes.Most fans of the original Cruel Intentions LOVED the ending of the first movie.
I was willing to go with the original _Cruel Intentions._  It went along with the plot and stayed true to the characters of one of my favorite stories.
On to Cruel Intentions 2 which was supposed to actually just be the opener for a series based on the film called manchester prep.
This is a stupid cheesy movie, and if you really have NOTHING to do -- do what everyone has been saying, watch Cruel Intentions 2..
Although this film didn't make near as much of an impact as the original film, "Cruel Intentions 2" deserves to be recognized as one of the first direct-to-video movies that is actually WATCHABLE.
More likely you're doing a bit of spluttering something along the lines of " That sounds just like the plot of the original CRUEL INTENTIONS , a movie that was released in the cinemas a year before .
It's ridiculous a sequel to a film that was a reworking of another movie is released a year later What you think of this movie is down to what you thought of CRUEL INTENTIONS .
I mean if you see in the original movie some good characters and story (although as I said, have no idea of it, this is just guess work) then you might think this is one of the worst sequels ever made.
I think this is probably one of the worst movies I've watched in a long time.Trying to get the 'same characters' with different people is *such* a bad idea.
When I watched this film, I was expecting it to have a lot of excellent and intelligent parts like in Cruel Intentions.
I must say that they really did a bad job on making the characters looking like the original.