Is it like Nekromantik 1, where you had to wait eternities for something interesting to happen, much boring talk, and slow scenes where nothing happens and you just hear repetive music score?
Or has this one some quicker pace, and much more engaging story?
Funny you should ask this about it being slow...
IIRC, there is a section in the film, where the two main actors go to see a movie together. The movie they so see consists of two people sitting at a table (speaking French?) and eating eggs....this goes on for like 10 minutes, or what feels like ten minutes.
BUT..the climax of this sequel to Nekromantik, is FANTASTIC! Truely disturbing, and the corpse that was made for this film looks totally realistic!
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the movie is 100X better if you fast forward, a lot of scenes seem way too drawn out and unnecessary, when you cut through those moments it's a pretty engaging twisted love story
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