Jeff Chan
as Director
Code 8: Part II
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Description
The action film Code 8: Part II, starring Robbie Amell, Stephen Amell, Alex Mallari Jr., etc., directed by Jeff Chan, was released on February 28, 2024 in Canada. It tells the story of Follows a girl fighting to get justice for her brother who was slain by corrupt police officers. She enlists the help of an ex-con and his former partner to face off against a highly regarded and well-protected police sergeant. This is an Action, Crime, Drama film with a runtime of 100 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.7/10 from 16,824 viewers.
Top Cast
Robbie Amell
as Connor
Stephen Amell
as Garrett
Alex Mallari Jr.
as Sergeant 'King' Kingston
Sirena Gulamgaus
as Pavani
Aaron Abrams
as Detective Davis
Moe Jeudy-Lamour
as Officer Cirelli
Akiel Julien
as Shane
Natalie Liconti
as Maev
Nneka Elliott
as Nadine
Sammy Azero
as Tarak
Jean Yoon
as Mina
Altair Vincent
as Officer Stillman
Sarena Parmar
as Stephanie Kingston
Jessica Allen
as Tamera
Jane Moffat
as June
Sunnie McFadden
as Camille
Noorin Gulamgaus
as Marcus
Mikayla SwamiNathan
as Pavani (Younger)
Chris Pare
as Writer
Jeff Chan
as Writer
Sherren Lee
as Writer
Jesse LaVercombe
as Writer
Tom Selenow
as Writer
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Filming Location
127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Production
Castle Rock Entertainment
Award
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Just finished the 2.0 story, it did not disappoint. I’m still going to remain skeptical but if they continue the main story like this they’ll have my full faith. The story writing was good and the soundtracks has improved alot since 1.0
8.5/10: was genuinely surprised by it. With its camera work, acting and intense scenes, I will admit some parts of it are bit annoying
good
Beware: this sequel is incredible boring and lame, but the original Code 8 (2019) is quite enjoyable and bleak and has got cojones. Everything this sequel hasnt got. So watch the original instead, if you havent yet done so. If you have already watched the solid original Code 8 (2019) then forget about watching this sequel. It s(*ks big time! I dont mind B-movies, I watch a lot of them, but I can only enjoy them provided they are not pretentious, provided they dont pretend to be anything but this cheaply made action product and herein lies the problem with this movie upon which I stumbled by accident. The bad: NO thrill. NO suspense. I can forgive below average actors, I can forgive below average storyline and dialogue, but I cannot forgive a B-movie that is boring. It's a cheaply made movie, with cheap special effects that dont impress, but it constantly wants to impress, it constantly has the aim of wanting to be a serious thrilling scifi epic, while it is nothing more, nothing less but an incredible tedious watch. Disastrous Netflix amateur hour! Watch the original solid Code 8 (2019) instead of this boring sequel. The original was really enjoyable and had cojones!
source: Code 8: Part II
Episode 28Review: - The animation was amazing, on point visuals and character models, fluid animation for the fight. - Incredible OST - New very important Lore added to the story - amazing cinematography - The changes in the order of events was on point Overall score: 10/10
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