Let's take the very first wish. Guy wishes he's never been born.
That should've been the end of the movie as the heist would never have happened and the statue wouldn't have been broken but instead we see a pointless reversion to a foetus.
Then the next wish is not even a wish as a cop tells the wishmaster to freeze with a single word "freeze" to which the wishmaster responds "did you say freeze?". Cop says "yes" and wishmaster says done then the cop freezes on the spot.
Then the third wish of the guy saying he wants to walk through the bars and walk out of the jail. What happens? He gets forced through the bars and collapses in a heap on the floor so where's the part walking out of the jail?
That's just 3 wishes one after the other and the only one where someone started with "I wish" was the robber who wished he wasn't born.
While this one is more entertaining as the Wishmaster is now in prison so getting people to sell their souls is a lot easier, it's just all over the place. The only real entertainment is when the convict wishes his Lawyer "would go F himself" lol.
It's like they just run out of ideas after the first one. As an example remember when the Auction House owner was willing to give up the address of one of his employees for a million dollars and to get it his Mother is killed in a Plane Crash meaning he gets the life insurance?
See that was clever. This is just too direct and none of it ever seems believable. This sequel was just lazy writing.
That should've been the end of the movie as the heist would never have happened and the statue wouldn't have been broken but instead we see a pointless reversion to a foetus.
Then the next wish is not even a wish as a cop tells the wishmaster to freeze with a single word "freeze" to which the wishmaster responds "did you say freeze?". Cop says "yes" and wishmaster says done then the cop freezes on the spot.
Then the third wish of the guy saying he wants to walk through the bars and walk out of the jail. What happens? He gets forced through the bars and collapses in a heap on the floor so where's the part walking out of the jail?
That's just 3 wishes one after the other and the only one where someone started with "I wish" was the robber who wished he wasn't born.
While this one is more entertaining as the Wishmaster is now in prison so getting people to sell their souls is a lot easier, it's just all over the place. The only real entertainment is when the convict wishes his Lawyer "would go F himself" lol.
It's like they just run out of ideas after the first one. As an example remember when the Auction House owner was willing to give up the address of one of his employees for a million dollars and to get it his Mother is killed in a Plane Crash meaning he gets the life insurance?
See that was clever. This is just too direct and none of it ever seems believable. This sequel was just lazy writing.