It had a couple good scenes where the nun appears, like the candle smoke and the magazine one. Other than that mediocre and WOKE! The vatican would never sent a nun even with her past, alone, she'd need an exorcist. Which are specific men that are trained for it. BUT the WOKE propaganda must enforce female characters even if it doesn't makes sense. Like that side-chick that went with her, just so there is a black person in the vicinity. Plot is same 'ol same' ol. Horror films must do a factory reset. Nothing is remotely scary anymore as we've become more and more dehumanized. RATE 6/10 cuz I like Farmiga.

I went to the cinema without many expectations considering what can be expected from this type of film, and I must say that I liked it more than the first installment. I really like how the story is told and the depth of Irene's character.

It started great and then, the whole eye's story is just stupid. And the wine?? Wtf what a dumb writing... Give us good horror movies with good, solid stories back!

The movie is a typical horror movie, you can expect every scare jump and where the demon will appear. In the cinema there were no scared people for a moment you will forget that it is supposed to be scary. The visuals are of good quality. I did enjoy the movie but it does not reach the climax as the conjuring series does. There are many gaps In the story where I felt it should be explained. I guess there will be a third movie to highlight more on the story. There are too many characters in the movie that will not add any value. The ending of the movie was simple. I have this movie a six for the good Acting.

*The Chamele-nun II* More of the same, still generic as hell but pretty equal with the first. The scares are poor attempts, just like the first. The acting is just as bad, the effects are cheaper, the kills are ok. I enjoyed the kid getting bullied storyline and Valak doing all sorts of stuff a ghost shouldn't be physically doing. The first two acts were hard to get through, the story was boring to me and it's trying too hard to be scary when it really isn't. Too much Valak exposition early on made her unscary. During the second act I was sitting there thinking "the only way they could save this is if it went full camp, embrace the sillyness and just go for fun instead of scare"... well, the third act kinda does that and I had some fun. A new X-Men villain was born in that third act and I was there for it but two movies is enough for *The Nun*.