"Witch Part Two: Another Her" is a Korean science fiction action movie released in 2022, also known as "Witch 2", which is an authentic sequel to the 2018 movie "Witch First Part One: Birth". The actors are Shin Si-ah, Park Eun-bin, Seo Eun-soo, Lee Jong-soo, and Kim Do-mi. The plot story tells the story of a mysterious girl surviving the explosion of the Secret Institute. However, he feels very unfamiliar with everything in the outside world. However, after accidentally meeting Gyeong-hee and Da-ji, they become friends who can talk about everything. However, the head of the Institute "Jang", began to secretly track down the whereabouts of the mysterious girl, and a dark conspiracy is unfolding!
The Witch's second part box office and evaluation
"Witch's second part: Another Her" is the authentic sequel to the 2018 movie "Witch's first part: Birth". After the first part was released worldwide, it won 24 million yuan in box office results, and also made Kim Domi famous, allowing her to win the Best Newcomer Award in the Big Bell Award, the Blue Dragon Award, and the Baeksang Art Award. However, with excellent results in both reputation and box office, she encountered the crisis of Warner withdrawal. However, in the end, director Park Hoon-jung still successfully obtained funds and sent out the sequel "Witch's second part". The second part was still popular after its release, and became the box office runner-up of the Korean movie of the year!
Witch's second plot plot story
"Witch's second plot: Another Her" is the same story as "Witch's first plot: Birth", focusing on "Other Her". A girl who survived the accident of a laboratory explosion was taken in by a pair of siblings. She wanted to live an ordinary life, but she was also chased by people from all sides. The difference is that Kim Domi had at least a beautiful childhood and a happy memory. However, Shin Shi-ah escaped from the laboratory after she grew up, and her normal life only lasted for a few days. These witches who were artificially made were destined to have tragic fates, and were always equal to death and killing.
Witch's second part worldview
"Witch's second part: Another Her" once again saw director Park Hoon-jung's great ambition, and greatly expanded the entire "Witch's worldview", joining more people and different camps, and expanding the battlefield to the world, no longer just limited to South Korea. However, the addition of a large number of new faces makes the preview of the story too long, constantly putting in foreshadowing, and lengthening the time to enter the climax of the story. The construction of each character is mostly just on the surface, as if a copying person. Everyone has the same superpower, the same stinky face, and the fighting is ruthless and cruel.
Witch's second part Chinese lines
"Witch's second part: Another Her" has joined the superpowers of China this time. Every Korean actor who interprets Chinese is speaking Chinese with extremely awkward pronunciation. As a native Chinese language, I really can't understand what they are saying without looking at the Chinese subtitles. For example, if I don't understand the pronunciation, I can't understand what they are saying. If I don't understand the pronunciation, I'll use this pronunciation with a sluggish expression, and say all kinds of clamoring and arrogant swearing lines, making it difficult for the audience in Greater China to not get out of the play.
Witch's second part action scenes
"Witch's second part: Another Her" has a more complete action scene than the first part. The sense of power and speed of punching still exists. Not only can you clearly feel the great progress of the animation special effects, but the scale of the scene is also better and magnificent and shocking. The duration of the superpower duel scene has increased a lot. In addition, the restricted fighting scenes with plasma explosions are very entertaining and viewing. The duel between superpowers makes people excited and excited!
Witch's second plot summary
Although "Witch's second plot: Another Her" has regressed a little in terms of rhythm and presentation of literary dramas compared to the first plot, and with the continuous expansion of the world view, it seems a bit empty and ethereal, and lacks solid stories to support the entire film, but I believe these are just the foreshadowing of the director's ambitions. It is a painstaking effort to create a more charming "Witch's Universe". Even though this film disappoints me a little, I really love the themes of this series. I hope he will not add them all the time in the sequel. It is time to have a final shocking finale. Draw a shocking exclamation mark for this huge structural storyline!
