Austin O'Brien, Camille Cooper, Crystal Celeste Grant
Jobe, the computer-enhanced genius of Lawnmower Man, is resuscitated by Jonathan Walker (Patrick Bergin), a conniving businessman. Walker wants Jobe to create a special computer chip that would connec...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 7, 2003
Stats: 153 reviews
Good plot, great CGI (if you're a fan of uber-CGI'ing just for the fun of it). Downside was not coming back with the original characters.
This sequel blew, BIG time. The story-line sucked, and they didn't even have the same actor playing the Lawnmower Man.
Sequel to the CGI based sci fi film that has nothing in common with it apart from the CGI. Some interesting cyber-punk inspired ideas, but it's executed far too amateurishly. Also, making the heroes a gang of irritating kids is the kiss of death.
Check list for a crap sequel:
1. No returning actors from the original? Check.
2. No recurring supporting characters from the original? Check.
3. Central premise has hardly any relevance to the original's? Check.
4. The Number 2 is part of the title? Check.
5. Direct-to-vid...( read more)
How could they make a sequel to this movie? Is it any wonder the original cast wouldn't come back? They should have let it go after the first bad movie.
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