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The Worst Film Ever

Admirable film.

Absolutely the worst movie.

Featuring the delicious Kristy Swanson this film is a sequel to the quite popular film Mannequin. A queen in some ancient times is cursed with a necklace that transforms her into a statue and she is then somehow transported to the real world where she(the statue) is kept in a warehouse. A guy accidently takes off the necklace and she comes to life. This is a harmless fun kind of film although it was torn apart by critics on release. William Ragsdale(wonder why he never hit it big) is the main lead opposite Swanson and they make a sweet couple. Watch this if you have nothing better to do but it is cute.

No main mannequin protagonist in a Mannequin sequel? Check. Only one main star returning and for the most part has amnesia to the outlandish events of part one? Got it. Trying to cash in on the song craze from the original. Well, they tried.I understand Hollywood – the mindset, not the character here – and their need to cash in on popular films for inevitable sequels. I also feel the need to walk that thin line of rehashing the first one but giving people the same feeling they got the first time around. Unfortunately, in this case, they went so far from the original's mythology, this should've just been called something different.And that all said, it wasn't a terrible movie on its own. Not great, not even really good, but thanks to the two leads, namely Kristy Swanson and some – mind you SOME – jokes that worked, I didn't hate on it as I believe most did. In this universe, a curse was placed 1,000 years prior to present day (1991) to turn Swanson's Jessie into a wooden doll. This is where it gets tricky: there are several ways to break the curse when there was only one given at curse time. Removing a necklace, but only a future true love can do that and yet many take it away and clap it back on with ease. You can wait for the 1,000 years to be up and she just turns back. Or just true love will find her. See, the movie sets up rules and immediately breaks them and then the movie is all over the place. Once this happened twice, I gave up on continuity and just hopped for the real life Jessie back. (Speaking of which, apparently Jessie had no idea she was frozen for 1,000 years or even a doll, but when others enter a room, she "pretends" to be said doll.)Okay the set up continues with her coming back, getting frozen again, and many, many more subplots not even worth going into. They crammed so much in here that was so unnecessary, it really did harm the film and reduce the romance part.Mannequin On the Move has its moments, but not many. Hollywood's character that I loved from the first one returns, but is bland the first half. Suddenly, in the third act, he bursts out with some funny one-liners.And while it does have its moments, it's not recommended for fans of the first one. If you've never seen that one, eh, maybe you'd like this throw-away.***Final thoughts: I honestly don't think I've ever seen this before yesterday, but the funniest line of the movie was from Hollywood and I know I used to say this to my friends or new people all the time when I used to go out to the clubs:Jason: You were in the marines? Hollywood: Yes they were looking for a few good men and... so was I.I knew I didn't make that up, but thought it was funny, so I did reuse that over and over. At least, now I know where it came from

Much like the first one I haven't seen this one in years but I remember it as if it was only yesterday.The story is very similar to the first one only there is different actors in this movie and the girl that becomes the mannequin wasn't an Egyptian mummy like the first one,but a peasant girl who was cast under a spell and is now a department store dummy in the 90s. Of course the guy creates her like in the first movie except she has a necklace on her and when the necklace is on she is alive but if its off she is a dummy again.So will they won't they get together and can she become a real human like in the first movie.Yeah yeah its a really stupid set up but if you enjoyed the first one and like a feel good chick flick then check it out.5.1/10

...that a certain mannequin in a department store like Macy's or someplace else that you think is so extremely attractive that you wish that she or he was in human form? This movie, which is the sequel to the other movie made four years before, does all of that. In fact, both movies have that happening! Hahahahaha!!!!! I will not go any further with this, because I don't want to leave too much out for this movie. All I ask y'all to do is to go see both of these movies and give this a ten! And the next time you're in the mall and you see a mannequin, you, too, will wish the same thing that's happening in both of these movies! My score: 10 out of 10!