![]() I always imagine it playing out as we sort of forget about her until the very last minute of the film (or even after the credits) and we return to her, as the audience would most likely kind of forget about her by the end, and we see her still trapped and her headlamp/flashlight slowly flickers out, leaving her in the dark to die of suffocation/dehydration, and maybe with the sounds of the creatures scratching around or doing their echolocation clicking in the distance. Instead of her getting chased out of her rock-prison (by the cave collapsing) by the creatures, I wish that she never would've encountered them in the first place, and instead she was stuck in there until she died. I also would've honestly wanted Cath to die in a different manner. The second one did the standard, boring blue light darkness. ![]() The first one really felt like being in a cave with limited light sources which made it really creepy and claustrophobic. Just another cliché ending for another sequel, if one is ever made. The lighting was such a surprise since its the same cinematographer as the first one. I hated the ending and wouldn't have had it go that way. I thought the scene where Ellen records a video of her saying goodbye to her daughter was rather emotional (considering the events that happened in the first movie), and when Sarah and Juno fight to the death with each other at the end was pretty great. ![]() The lighting was terrible (well-lit scenes in a deep underground cave?) and the characters were pretty stupid, but I thought it was still fun. ![]() Not as great as the first, as most sequels go, but for a straight-to-DVD sequel, I enjoyed it for what it was worth. ![]()
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