I didn't have a name for it as a child but being now grown: Operation Risk Management. A few of these deaths are preventable by either reducing hazards from workplaces and home, or developing a safety interlock of some sort for those more intricate causes of death.
Between the first and second movies I do appreciate the proganists heeding signs and paying attention to detail. There's careers like OSHA for these things for a reason.
Three things interpreted by me…
They would've done better drugging her, so she would drown. The possibility of her waking up was too small. Oh, please. Only plothole I noticed, but otherwise this story was flawless.
As I watched, I think the longer Sue existed the farther from her true ego she stretched.
Her desperation for external appeal first becomes difficult to attain simply from aging. It becomes arguably more difficult after her body is her actual baggage, her old self to take care of she didn't seem like she accepted throughout her aging years. Sue was stimulated in her new world as opposed to Elisabeth's caving perspective of losing purpose. They began rejecting the image…
It's almost as if the movie got to Mexico, called Trujillo since they didn't know what to do there, and Danny used his best lines on the director to get his fantasy club with Salma Hayek ofc.
