I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Reviews and Ratings


  • stilettokillerz
    December 3, 2009
    stilettokillerz
    And I still couldn't appreciate what it is.
  • pakoyox
    November 29, 2009
    pakoyox
    no better than the first movie, but you should still have to watch this movie
  • befreealways
    November 29, 2009
    befreealways
    Was interested and scarey ...
  • Yelverton
    November 20, 2009
    Yelverton
    Still a great horror film.
  • ouadickt
    November 19, 2009
    ouadickt
    DUMB TITLE WILL EQUAL TO DUMB MOVIE
  • iggie461
    October 29, 2009
    iggie461
    Teenage horror film...
  • milletman10
    October 27, 2009
    milletman10
    And I still know why I'll never touch this movie
  • mojo00
    October 27, 2009
    mojo00
    At least two of the lousy actors from the first movie aren't in the sequel but, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer, happened to contain the same amount of screaming.
    At first I thought that the sequel was even better than the first movie, but after a while I just wasn't too s...( read more)ure.
    It was kind of the way you would've expected and to be a good horror movie you have to bring a lot of surprises.
    Although this movie certainly did end with a cliffhanger that will stay in my head for an eternity!
  • Passenger1986
    October 23, 2009
    Passenger1986
    Sometimes, a wonderful film is made. It gets near-universal praise, makes more money than Daniel Plainview and Lex Luthor combined and it seems nothing can stop it. The problem? Well, where do you go from there? Most times, the answer is down. Sometimes it's getting caught up try...( read more)ing to top the previous story (often called the Dragon Ball Z effect due to the villains of the show becoming more powerful despite some of them already being the ultimate in power level) or because a director/thespian uses the opportunity to do their dream projects which isn't always a good thing (no, I won't use the Francis Ford Coppola example again. Instead, I look to Roberto Benigni. Having won the Academy Award for Best Actor for Life Is Beautiful, he then went on do do what he called his dream project: a live action adaptation of Pinocchio... starring himself as the titular character. If that causes you to run screaming, you're not alone).

    Then we have the opposite. Or rather, a belief in the opposite: that a bad film, if somehow is given a sequel, has nowhere to go but up since in better hands, the sequel can rectify the mistakes of the first and show that the sins of the fathers need not be visited upon the sons.
    Let's take I Know What You Did Last Summer: it was formulaic, filled with narm, characters that were so annoying you were BEGGING to see them die (as opposed to films where you want the characters to die only because the villain is a franchise staple who can be very inventive with their kills), illogical and it had one of the weaker villains ever to grace a horror/thriller. I only gave it a rating slightly higher than this film due to Sarah Michelle Gellar, who I enjoyed seeing in Buffy The Vampire Slayer.
    Now, this is the question I pose: what the Hell went so wrong that not only did they not make a better film they somehow made it WORSE than its predecessor?!

    Let's start with the title. Now, I don't think I'm spoiling anything by telling you the fisherman from the first movie, who is meant to be the antagonist but comes off as Billy Bob Thornton in fishing gear (yes I know he didn't play him in the films, don't message me and try to correct me) is back to try and kill Julie James (Jennifer Love Hewitt, who seems to have a yo-yo career as far as I'm concerned). If I have spoiled it for you... seriously, you couldn't see that coming? Anyway, the title is just absurd. Of course you remember what happened. And it's a false title anyway because a whole new fiasco happened LAST summer. So it should be I Now Have Two Summers I Know Things About or I Still Know What You Did LAST Last Summer. That second one wouldn't make much more sense anyway but would still be more accurate. Not that it matters. Like I said, he's very unlikely to forget his apparent death. I say apparent because he doesn't appear to be undead (apparently, the third film in the series says he is undead and kills those who hold secrets of a death but more on that later). Come on, is revenge on four teens who will most likely live crappy lives with unfulfilled dreams really how you want to spend your time? Wouldn't you rather be at home with your wife, joking about your "crazy time" where you almost died?
    Besides, you killed a guy. Isn't you being run over karma for murdering a guy who didn't seem to do anything wrong except in your crazy book?
    Anyway, about the title, it just looks like a bad joke. Honestly, I think I would rather see the title as something like I'm Fairly Certain I Remember What Took Place A Few Years Ago Something About Being Run Over Right? Where Am I? Ooooh, Bagels! Anyway, What Was My Point Again?

    Getting past the title but still on topic with the villain, I want to know what the Hell his deal is. Is he undead in this film or just really, REALLY good at taking beatings and bullets? Was he undead the whole time? Does he do this every few centuries or so and we just happen to be seeing the latest of many slaughters? Let's face it, he is nowhere near as cool as other undead characters like Freddy or Jason. Adding to that, he looks like a geezer version of Ghostface from the Scream series only without the awesome voice modulation.
    Speaking of voice... ugh. Looks like a crazy hillbilly/homeless guy, sounds like one, probably smells like one. If this were a comedy, I'd be half expecting him to go "CHANGE! Ya got change?! Ah come on, help a guy out!"

    Now let's move on.
    The movie has a few other little things I don't like. One of those is the karaoke selection from Julie: I Will Survive.

    I. Hate. That. Goddamn. Song.

    It is so overplayed, the vocals are terrible, the lyrics are just awful. So naturally, it was choice number one for this film wasn't it? How many other horses you want to beat to death? Makes me wish TV's Frank's and Dr. Forrester's idea of a karaoke machine that only plays public domain songs would see the light of day.

    And now for my other big complaint: Jack Black. Oh dear Lord man, what the Hell were you thinking?! I like a lot of his work, even though some of his characters border on annoying. This is the first time I've ever wanted to see his character die in his opening scene. It's like the writers thought "Well, we're in the Bahamas now, how about we include a stoner! Cos, y'know, stoners are funny! And they live in exotic places like that, as do African tribes of cannibals that totally isn't a stereotype!" "Dude, you are brilliant! That's like the greatest idea since Scrappy-Doo!"

    Also, I want to take note of the following things: Brandy, your singing is barely passable (and for what you did to Another Day In Paradise, you've pretty much confirmed you shouldn't be allowed to cover another song. Ever) so I don't know why you thought acting would be a good idea.
    And Jeffrey Combs, what in the name of all that is holy are YOU doing here?! You're too good for this! Unless... unless this is meant to be part of the Re-Animator series and Ben Willis is your latest experiment! No... wait... that's retarded. That's so retarded it makes Meatwad look like a genius.

    The sad thing is, you think that maybe NOW there's nowhere to go but up. But then a third film came out and it had nothing to do with the previous movies beyond the title and Ben Willis. You couldn't pay me enough to see that film. Now the franchise should just die. It can join Final Destination and Urban Legends and just stay dead.

    Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go punish myself for even mentioning a fun series like Re-Animator in relation to this. I'm sorry Jeffrey, please don't hurt me!
  • petrolspec65802
    October 18, 2009
    petrolspec65802
    This was only a slight improvment to it's previous title due to Jack Black adding his flavor of comedy to the mix.
  • liz101rocks
    October 16, 2009
    liz101rocks
    I read this book!! it was good
  • xxltmoney
    October 8, 2009
    xxltmoney
    I bet it won't be as good as the first one but I bet the movie will still be entertaining.
  • cherylxx01
    October 5, 2009
    cherylxx01
    About as bad as the 1st.
  • ulovejoshualynn
    September 30, 2009
    ulovejoshualynn
    not really that good. but jennifer love hewitts boobs on the cover of this movie are amazing.
  • lanba
    September 25, 2009
    lanba
    Buena movie of Horror
  • Lucky03
    September 25, 2009
    Lucky03
    OMJ! R they still trying to make more movies n that?! the 1st wasn't even scary!!
  • SirPant
    September 24, 2009
    SirPant
    I still couldn?t have given a toss what these idiots had done the previous summer.
  • ElCochran90
    September 14, 2009
    ElCochran90
    You still know? Leave me alone, garbage!

    29/100
  • kaitlyn42397
    September 14, 2009
    kaitlyn42397
    I love these kind of movies!
  • djkynky1
    September 11, 2009
    djkynky1
    Does'nt work and completely unnecessary. Watch the first and stay there. Avoid this and it's follow up.
  • stopitgoaway
    September 8, 2009
    stopitgoaway
    After her friends were murdered last summer, Julie James (Jennifer Love-Hewitt) has never been the same, still haunted by the guilt over her part in the killing of the fisherman her grades are dropping and her relationship is seriously strained. When she and her best friend win a...( read more) trip to the Bahamas, she believes that finally things may be picking up; but the trip doesn't quite work out how they expected.

    Its pretty much more of the same, but it's cheesier, weaker and more clichéd than the first. Don't get me wrong i still found some enjoyment in watching it, but classic material it is not! Anyone who loved the first film, will at least enjoy this one, but it is definitely inferior in every respect.
  • moonlightwolfwhisperer
    September 1, 2009
    moonlightwolfwhisperer
    Love this movie! It's kind of funny.
  • LisaMichelleAckles
    August 30, 2009
    LisaMichelleAckles
    This is my favourite out of the I Know films and the best yet. It had me on the edge of my seat throughout and was great to have Jennifer Love Hewitt and Freddie Prinze Jr. back from the first. This is also my favourite film with Jennifer Love Hewitt along with Hearbreakers. I lo...( read more)ve this film!
  • badgkiwii
    August 29, 2009
    badgkiwii
    Good just like the 1st one
  • charlenebonnici86
    August 26, 2009
    charlenebonnici86
    The murderous fisherman with a hook is back to once again stalk the two surviving teens, Julie and Ray, who left him for dead, as well as cause even more murder and mayhem, this time at a posh island resort.
  • Zack437885
    August 24, 2009
    Zack437885
    the book was way better but that norrmaly the case
  • CookieCakesRawrr
    August 18, 2009
    CookieCakesRawrr
    i only seen half of it ..... but from the bit i seen ... it was a preti kwl movie =)
  • girlroni
    August 12, 2009
    girlroni
    a very good thriller
  • RJ1194
    August 11, 2009
    RJ1194
    I HAVE SEEN THE BIT IN SCARY MOVIE ABOUT THIS
  • roygutteridge
    August 10, 2009
    roygutteridge
    A more appropriate title would be Who Cares What You Did Last Summer.
  • Fragglefreak
    July 28, 2009
    Fragglefreak
    The first wa just okay, this one is pretty tired.
  • kaabooom
    July 27, 2009
    kaabooom
    I love this movie! more drama, better actors, better plot. Amazing !
  • dadlucas
    July 9, 2009
    dadlucas
    and i still don't care
  • ahhh1989
    July 6, 2009
    ahhh1989
    Not as good as the original.
  • dustmemories23
    June 29, 2009
    dustmemories23
    Um....can no one see that a man with a hook is running after people who killed a man? Or am I the only that seems to get that?
  • DrMaverickRanger
    June 29, 2009
    DrMaverickRanger
    Not nearly as good as the first one, although freddie prinz jr and mekhi phifer and their associated hotness definately made up for this!!!
    I can't describe how much it bothered me and made me want to personally intervene within the US education department at the thought that 4 ...( read more)people, educated enough to be attending college, were unaware of the capital of Brazil!!!
    But ja, cool scary, isolated, deserted beach resort setting and associated scary stormy weather; lots of gross blood and gore; and some voodoo/hoodoo thrown in for good measure (I must say, more could have been made of this, as that shit has the tendancy to petrify!!!), made up for poor acting (though a lot can be said for the dreaded and stoned jack black, who got killed in a most excellent manner!!!).
    All in all, fine holiday fun (for a lame teenage slasher film ;P
  • kylejwright
    June 28, 2009
    kylejwright
    I Still Know What You Did Last Summer wasn't nearly as good as the original. It was completely predictable and not scary at all.
  • IGnaz
    June 23, 2009
    IGnaz
    i like it i can't stop this watching
  • phirirobert
    June 18, 2009
    phirirobert
    always make sure the guy is dead!
  • sweeptheleg
    June 15, 2009
    sweeptheleg
    i still know that i hated this movie. jb was the best part, though this was the era he died in all his movies (see the jackal)
  • stallonefan1
    June 13, 2009
    stallonefan1
    The only good thing about this bomb was Jennifer Love Hewitt's hot ass...
  • helwigs
    June 8, 2009
    helwigs
    Why do they always have to do sequels?
  • wolffang78
    June 4, 2009
    wolffang78
    good sequel to the first one and gave hewitt her own fright flick series to join the ranks of her "party of five" co-star" - neve
  • zanarkandguardian
    June 2, 2009
    zanarkandguardian
    I have to once again ask why there was a 1st.

Summary

I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Summary