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Missed Sin: If Ben survived drowning in the beach room, what happened to Nathan? Did Nathan float down to whatever room Ben ended up in and MINOS was all like " Fuck, wrong guy "

I just think this movie fell into a common sequel trap. “Hey the first movie did pretty well, let’s just go ahead and make another one and take things to absolute ridiculous levels to the point where the audience can no longer buy into the concepts that made the first movie enjoyable for the sake of money.”

Momentary confusion when this one has a completely different beginning and ending to the version I saw

I asked the NYC subway authority if I could borrow one of their trains to use as an elaborate escape room game complete with dozens of death traps but they said no

The extended cut, in my opinion, is superior. It's a completely different film, but it makes more sense. It's such a shame they changed it.

Imagine my surprise and confusion watching this video to find out the extended cut isn’t even extended it’s a completely new plot/ movie about halfway through! I had to go watch the actual version, I wasn’t even aware of the Amanda plot 😭 I liked the extended cut much better though

You missed the fact that at the end of the first movie, the only reason Ben and Zoey survived is because they killed the game master, who was killing the last survivor. So how are there other survivors when they kill all there winners? And yes the movie brings up this plot hole in the elevator scene, but is ignored with a comment that doesn’t answer the question. So they knew about the plot hole, addressed the plot hole, and then ignored the plot hole hoping we wouldn’t notice. Well I noticed… I noticed.

The movie’s main problem was that they made Minos too powerful. What kind of fictional antagonist plots out every possible decision that the complex human mind is going to make and somehow comes up with intelligent and lethal designs in time for the heroes to experience them?

What upsets me most about this is that I watched the extended version with a completely different ending, so now I need to watch this movie AGAIN.thanks a ton CS

My biggest problem with this movie was that in the first one, the puzzles were solvable and capable of being solved. In this one, most of the puzzles are so outlandishly BS that the way to solve them are such leaps in logic and are so incapable of being solved that the fact that they figured them out at all is ridiculous, let alone in the short timeframe given to them. Still an enjoyable watch.

About 9 minutes into this video, one of the sins is that Zoey says that her group was all lone survivors, but ‘zoey and Ben aren’t lone survivors and nobody questions that’. She was simply referring to the fact that she was the only survivor from her plane crash, and Ben was the only survivor from his car crash

One thing that bugged me about this movie is if Ben survived the quicksand, I feel like Nathan should have also survived

13:40 - "I bet that fridge is our way out" was actually one of my favorite things about this film because lots of basic escape rooms DO use a locked fridge as a secret door out of the room. Good little in joke, and for two rooms I've done, that was the case. I even made that joke the second time and was right.

So, This isn't the version on the movie I saw and I need an explanation! The version I watched didn't have Amanda come back at all, it was the bubble girl who was the secret villian

Missed sin: There should be two locks on each of the safe deposit boxes. Real safe deposit boxes require TWO keys -- your key, plus the bank's key.

A few missed sins: On the train, Rachel pulls the emergency brake but the handle comes off. A minute or two later, we see the same handle somehow reattached to the emergency brake. On the beach, why not just untie the rope attaching the anchor to the mechanism under the sand? The entire “angle holding a key” clue in the city room is just f*cking stupid Brianna figured out that the fridge is their escape from the beach because the power cord is missing, which seems very unlikely Zoey looks into the beach shack and somehow immediately comes to the conclusion that the fridge is their escape. One sin should be removed for the escape taxi in the city having drop down barriers on the bottom to prevent the players from hiding underneath it (Not necessarily a sin but) everyone hates on Nate for not listening to everyone to stop guessing which tiles were correct during the bank scene, but if he hadn’t they probably wouldn’t have escaped the room. The papers wouldn’t have burnt and Rachel wouldn’t have been led to the conclusion that the papers weren’t the answer. Ben’s immediate conclusion to seeing a beach with tons of sand is landmines, and NOT F*CKING QUICKSAND. Nate diving in to save Rachel is completely pointless, seeing as he dies anyway and they would’ve had the same amount of people if he hadn’t tried to save her. How tf did Minos put Tesla coils in the thin ass roof of a subway car? Those would be way too big to fit in there! Also, nobody noticed the Minos corporation making big changes to one of the train cars? Nobody noticed them installing whole Tesla coils? Or putting subway tokens inside the handles? Or making a f*cking hole in the floor of it? The counters become rigged to the lasers in the bank when the deposit boxes are opened. So what would’ve happened if everyone went over the counters and they couldn’t go back over them after the boxes were opened? (There is definitely more, if I find more I’ll share them here)

A star walks into a black hole but doesn't seen phased.The black hole then turns to the star and says, "I don't think you understand the gravity of this situation."

"Underlying fear of flying." Girl that fear is front and center. It's literally your whole character.

missed a sin: where the news reporter was speaking, the tab underneath said 4 bodies were found even though 2 literally melted to death. there should be only 2 discovered.

I was super confused in the beginning when Jeremy hinted Amanda would be back since I'd already seen the movie. It wasn't until later, when he mentioned there are two versions, that I realized I'd unknowingly watched the extended cut.

I saw the extended version 1st where it was the game makers daughter who made the traps. Didn't even know this version of the movie existed till now. Let's just say the extended version was a better ending that tied things up. This version is a clear cash grab at a 3rd movie with this ending

Some of the other contestants escape rooms sound really interesting. Wish we could have seen those. That way I’d care more about these other contestants

They weren’t Lone Survivors of their escape room, everyone in their escape room were lone Survivors of an accident. Like the plane the MC was on crashed and everyone and her mother died. That was the theme of their escape room.

I didn’t even know they had released a sequel. The first one was fine and I had fun with with it, but it definitely doesn’t need a sequel it was just fine as a stand alone

What I found _really_ weird about this film was that it wasn't the sequel hook the end of the first one showed. It looks like the sequel hook at the end of the first one is for the _third_ film, assuming a third one is made. Bizarre.

To add another sin: Rachel says she can't feel physical pain. Doesn't this mean she could have carried the team in the earlier puzzles, especially the first one?

Dear CinemaSins, would you ever do a part 2 for the "extended cut"/Puzzle Master's daughter version of this movie? I had no idea the theatrical version was so different.

The acid rain scene is so confusing to me. If the exit is inside the Taxi the bottom of the taxi should be solid, but nobody notices that even though they enter the scene from a manhole just beside the taxi. Also how can you bang on the taxi glass covered in metal-melting acid without any problem?

I CAN'T BELIEVE THEY DID 2 DIFFERENT ENDINGS! One with Amanda still being Alive and One with Claire being the Person who created The Rooms.

Been waiting for this movie to get sinned, I love the escape room series but love the cinemasins escape room series even more

Hmm.... Well. I did not see this version. I saw the version mentioned where the Game Master's daughter made the mazes ((and *spoilers* was the antagonist in the end)). Didn't even know they had brought back Amanda! And Ben captured was different.... Ahh well

9:00 when she said she were lone survivors, she meant that all of the people who participated in the first game were lone survivors of some accident/disaster.

I actually figured out the “blind love” sea shell thing pretty early. That was the easiest one to figure out.

I’m glad u guys decided to do the original cut cuz I couldn’t find it on yt, since streaming services show a whole completely diff story

I way prefer the alternate version. The first 15 minutes and last 15 made it literally a different movie

You know that last Alien movie where some parts were explained in an exclusive web short that you had to watch prior to seeing the movie? It seems like this movie should have had something like that.

The escape room tournament of champions that I watched had a completely different ending I thought I was going crazy. I was like how do I not remember Amanda coming back???? I prefer this ending and wish I had seen this one instead.

I was 3 minutes into this video before I realized Escape Room had a sequel.

I'm SO confused. I didn't see this version (I saw the gamemaster's daughter version) so now I have to go back and find this cut of the movie and watch the end of it AGAIN... Ugh!

Love it when you do movies I wasn’t going to watch! I only know what happened in the first ER from the video here.

6:18 the subway car represented here is the R68A, which does have cabs at both ends. However only one of those cabs is the full width of the car, which they should both of them to be. In reality, the other cab is just a corner cab with just enough space for the Train Operator or Conductor. They got many things right with this whole subway situation, but there a few things that stand out to me (besides the cab thing) that I can't ignore. One, the tunnels. They did very well with them, and they look very realistic, but are far too bright. The signal that they had was a simple 2 aspect green-red signal, when in reality, it should have been two 3 aspect green-orange-red signals, one on top of the other. Two, the cars' signage. The only end-of-car signs that exist are on the No. 1 end of the A cars (in this case,, the trailing end of the car that the characters are in) A final thing, there would also be something called a "tripcock" which would trip the car's brakes as a safety precaution to keep trains safely spaced, so the emergency brakes would have realistically been tripped soon after they disconnected from the other 7 cars of the train.

The one sin I expected to see and didn’t is that by making it so that the characters we don’t “see” die aren’t actually dead they ruin the idea behind the escape rooms in the first place. That and why there are so many survivors if they all get strangled at the end like the game master was going to do Ben.

At this point, I prefer this commentary over the movies rather than just the plain movies

I've been waiting for this. Please tear that cheating company apart.

I’ve been waiting eagerly for this one since they predicted it.

at 20:40 the rooms are placed correctly cuz if you remember the subway had an elevator that led down to the bank, then the bank was pretty much next to the beach. The NYC room had to be above the beach because Zoey and Rachel climb a ladder to get up. And then Zoey falls down to the bedroom room which is why it was above.

As someone who has never seen the extended cut, does the difference in story explain the illogical design of the puzzles? My main complaint was the suspension of disbelief is ruined having the rooms practically set up to fail yet having the characters solve them when there would be no logical reason for them to get to those conclusions to solve the puzzles.

Wtf, this is a completely different movie from the one I saw. Amanda wasn't even in it, it was the Puzzle maker's daughter. I didn't even get to see a plane escape room because Zowey chickened out right before going onboard. I DEMAND A PLANE ESCAPE ROOM.

I almost re-watched this last night to see if it was as bad as I remember. I really liked the first movie, this one straight pissed me off. I remember watching it thinking holy shit I can't wait until CinemaSins rips this one

I literally just watched this for the first time last night. Perfect timing Jeremy!

I LOVE this guy. 13:54 WHY is this dialogue = me during SO much movie dialogue. This is one of my favorite channels because he always points out everything (and more) that I was thinking while watching! Love how he never holds back his analytical side and just SAYS IT LIKE IT IS. 👌 Thank you so much for every video you make!

The Deborah Ann Woll return in this movie is completely shocking to me... This isn't the movie I saw. The movie I saw was the guy who's running this Daughter designed all the traps and tricked the girl to help free her. What is happening right now?

I saw the extended cut and I was beyond confused why Amanda was there

i have been waiting for this video for SO LONG

For the train conductor door, some trains do have two. The trains in my city have two conductor cars on each end of the train and at the end of the line they go to the other car so they don't have trade the cars every 1 and half.

The people that made this movie have definitely never played an escape game. None of the clues match what you need to do. It's all about random guesses and just being right

While I appreciate a film that is SO clever you can't see things coming, this film also would require the characters to be smarter than Einstein to win, and they don't even struggle

You should do a Sin episode with the extended version as well, cause there were a few scenes in that that were painful to watch

The moon exit was to get back at Zoey for finding a loophole in the last movie. They knew she’d try to use the “another way out” logic again.

I’ve only seen the unrated extended cut, so I was quite surprised to see the huge difference to the storyline here. Guess I have to watch the theatrical version now. Haha

Here it is!! I was waiting on this one! As soon as I started watching it, I knew Cinema Sins was going to have a field day. Grabbing my popcorn for this one.

Now I love these films, but mostly because of my huge crush on Logan Miller (Ben), but the thing bothered me the most was Amanda and the fact she never mentioned a daughter in the first film. Clearly if she had a daughter in the first one she would of tried harder to "survive" in the upside down room.

YES I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG

When I first saw the movie title I was like "Is this some kind of reality game show?"

Thanks. I like when you put alot of the plot into the videos so I can watch shitty movies vicariously through you. 💜

Minos might be the most sinned person in sin history. The amount of “but how” this movie franchise glosses over is crazy

I worked on septa PA transit subway cars. They do have conductor front and back since they are interchangeable. Basicly drive forward get to the end switch then go backwards. Each one exactly the same and they just mismatch them for routes

I honestly loved this movie. The suspense and scares of some of the rooms were great

The way CinemaSins solves the puzzles makes me want to say: CinemaSins would be excellent at Cinema Summary

From living in NYC yes there is 2 different conductor booth on a single car they are mostly intercom rooms for the assistant conductor who announces the stops but driving the train no… but on one singular train there is two conductor driving booth on one train.

The "draining" joke is one of my favorite Cinema Sins jokes ever 😄

After watching the first movie i was in complete denial that they'd make a second film.

Am I alone in feeling like the past few years have been an Escape Room movie?

The fact he counted a sin because a random smartphone didn't capitalize a letter is the exact reason I'm going to binge every @CinemaSins video this week

I didn't see this version. The version I saw was after the acid rain in NYC Zoey meets up with a girl named Claire. Claire was the reason why Zoey is back because she wanted Zoey to help her escape a complex room that her father trapped her in. Her father, Henry, isn't Minos but is one of the higher-ups in Minos. So, then Claire saved Ben and used him as leverage for Zoey to help her escape. But instead of Ben drowning, Henry found out where Ben was and used him in the final room that Claire designed from when her mother was killed. Then, in the end, we, the audience, find out that all the escape rooms used in the entire movie were based on Claire's life and the reason why her father trapped her in the room was that she wasn't okay mentally. In the end, she killed her father, because he basically took all the credit for making the rooms when it was actually Claire's designs.

The background that a high profile social media personality is they lost that many followers over a scar and didn't become a instant viral superstar because of the secondary backlash over abandoning her over being shallow, thus likely gaining her millions of more virtue signaling followers, means the writers don't understand a single thing about prediction of social behaviors and how they can be manipulated or subverted WHICH IS THE ENTIRE FUNCTION OF ESCAPE ROOMS!

what I don't understand, is when Ben won the first escape room, the game master tried to kill him, and the only reason that he survived was because of Zoey, so how did everyone else live assuming the same thing happened and Minos tried to have them killed?

It’s been a while since I’ve watched Cinemasins but man, this sounds like some genuine rage and frustration at this movie XD

At first I didn’t think I was watching too many CS videos but I did watch this last night, and I did call at least a few.

What if it is very unusual for someone to actually die in the escape rooms? Minos recruits from its old players (and possibly cons "outsiders" that the games are legit, like a modern Candid Camera style show), and if we didn't see it, it didn't happen, so the first 3 players to "die" in the first movie didn't get invitations, the first death with a body was after Zoey took out some cameras (Did she accidentally prevent Minos from saving a person?). The second death with a body was unintentional and may have been preventable had there been a third person pretending to be drugged, but wasn't. The third death with a body was the game master who may have been trying an intense interrogation. After all, it seemed unusual that Ben solved the last room, did it quickly, and was so sure he solved it that he was upset that he was still going to be killed (insider knowledge to rig a game for the "dark horse"?). So the purpose of this in the mind of Minos is to 1: recruit Zoey, and 2: find out who tip off Ben to the solutions?

Wait they released two wildly different versions of this movie, at the same time? Guess I watched the extended version of this (the one with the daughter) and was getting confused about the therapist scene until the narrator talked about the two versions. Who Does That? +100 sins for releasing wildly different versions of a film at the same time.

5:49 - Jeremy reveals he is not a New Yorker. Those pole dancing subway ads are pretty on point, because that is exactly what street performers do with them.

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE

I'm curious to see which ending they'll use for a 3rd movie (if they make one) since the plan scene isn't in the extended version.

when zoey said amanda sacrificed herself for them she didn't know amanda was still alive so technically you need to give yourself a sin, like at that moment she didn't know it took her a few months to know that.

Been waiting so long

Haven't seen this movie at all but this video did make me want to see an internet short about the janitor who has to go back through and reset these escape rooms. Maybe had an episode or two in the NYC room where the architect fucked up and set off the acid rain trap while it was still being assembled killing his an assistant or two forcing him to try and talk a temp worker into the job haha.

"my dad found a silver dollar with one of those once, it was worth a dollar" Really?, a silver dollar that was actually worth a dollar?, 😱 wow my head is about to explode... 😑 jesus christ

Wtf, I didn’t know there’s two different versions of this movie, I watched the extended cut thinking it would have more scenes. Not an entirely different outcome!

There is a conductor booth at each end of the subway train, just like on a regular train. The direction that it is traveling is the active one, since trains can't really turn around, you need an engine at each end.

I find myself saying roll credits for every movie title I watch.. I know that's not the way it's used on your channel but now, it's what I do.. Roll credits..❤

A good movie makes the audience feel like they've journeyed with the characters.

I just saw the extended cut, didn't even know there was an alternate ending until just now and was super confused. I just want to say, even though the movie was kinda meh, at least the ending I saw made some sense. This one was completely absurd. Made no sense and is just plain ridiculous.

I'd love for you to do Second Hand Lions! Almost a classic now! Haha

The elevator floor counter after the train sequence is the same one as from Silence of the Lambs. It is also in many other movies. 5 floors.

When the title doesn’t say how long the video is

I really appreciate Jeremy. He saves a lot of people the torment of sitting through shitty movies. I come to him and Lee, CinemaWins, to decide if a movie is worth watching.

holy cow i saw the extended cut without realizing and seeing the normal one is so confusing. the puzzle makers daughter makes more sense

"Everything Wrong With Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions" in one second: Yes.