I loved the first film, however this one I did not enjoy so much. It was produced quickly and based itself only on the popularity of the first movie. It is over simplified for the people who couldnt understand the already relitavely simple but interesting ideas in the first film. As with many sequels, this is not a great film because a good film has an original and interesting plot. This film has copied and oversimplified the first film's idea. Moving film, but a let down.

Amusing

Compared to the 2003 original it doesn't even come close but for a sequel it's not half bad as the general idea hasn't changed and those two words 'What If' are certainly still relevant here. Eric Lively is no Ashton Kutcher but is OK as Nick who takes control of the mistakes in his life. The characters weren't likeable enough for you to really care what happened to them, and there were no real major events worth changing unlike in Evan's life from the original. An OK sequel but nothing special.

Predvidljiv in rahel rip-off prvega dela.

You just know a sequel will be good when not one single person associated with the original came back. Did I mention the 'direct-to-video' part? The only reason I could keep watching this is that it was filmed in Vancouver (where I live), and I wanted to keep playing "Spot That Location!" with my dad. That's what you get when your director was the D.P. on I Know Who Killed Me.

Everything acceptable from the original film has been dismissed. I like that though stories of movies are around the same idea they do not repeat each other. Stories themselves are worth for telling. But as a movie they just do not work. Especially this easily predictable latter one.