BloodMethAndTears Ι proudly admit to have watched this masterpiece of a movie. The effects and cgi were just astonishing and the SFX sound was... breathtaking. It is indeed a horror film,nothing like what you have seen. The best horror movie I have ever seen. Horror movies like Psycho,The Exorcist,Seven are nothing compared to this movie. Oh, I should mention also the incredible acting... Its just astonishing to watch the lead actor acting the hell out of it. The way he walks and speak... its pure magic. Also, I loved the ecological messenger of the movie: "Don't cut down trees to make toilet paper". A movie you must watch before you die. It is NAWWTTT even a movie. Its a whole experience that's going to alter your life.

Spooneads . Birdemic was an absolutely terrible film! Some people consider it to be so terrible that it's kind of fascinating in its own special way. No one expected a sequel, especially considering how poorly received the movie was and how preachy it was. But, with the compelling box art this movie got, and the $40,000,000 budget, you've got to think, they could make this work! It might actually be decent! But no. This movie... managed to be WORSE than the first one! I wasn't aware this was possible but hey, I guess if you give it your all, anything can end up being absolutely diabolical. And that's exactly what they did! With this movie's huge budget, how they didn't seem to learn or improve on ANYTHING, I can only assume that this was done purposely bad. The first birdemic movie was cute, a failed attempt at an amateur movie which you're just... fascinated by. However, Birdemic 2... has no excuse. This is just... sad.

Paul Magne Haakonsen The first "Birdemic" movie was horrible, and while "Birdemic 2: The Resurrection" definitely had a major step up in production value, editing and sound, then it was still a complete waste of time.Much similar to the first movie, the storyline is laughable and unfathomably stupid. Prehistoric vultures and eagles emerge from tar pits in Hollywood and start a murderous killing spree.Right, well that was basically the storyline, nothing impressive here, and noting believable.But wait, it gets better. The birds were equally horribly animated as in the previous movie, giving the audience a laugh at how awful the CGI is, and not being even remotely believable for one second. And while we are on the birds, then I was impressed with how they exploded in a red mist when they were shot by guns, but also how they never left behind any dead bird bodies as they died, and most impressively the fact that they could sound like diving airplanes and explode in a horribly CGI animated column of fire when the birds struck a solid surface.The people in the movie were definitely using proper Hollywood guns, because they never reloaded their guns and apparently had infinite amounts of bullets in the magazines. It was just so bad to witness.But it wasn't just all birds in the movie, no... There was also a complete and utterly horribly animated jellyfish that was attacking a pair of kicking legs, that was supposed to be underwater. I use the word "supposed" here, because that scene was so fake in every aspect that my eyes almost started to bleed. And to top it off, there were these laughable surfacing air bubbles sounds. Not even a dead person would be fooled into thinking that it was for a second underwater.And as if badly animated jellyfish wasn't enough, then there suddenly were zombies in the movie as well. Are you kidding me? Zombies? And they were in the movie for about less than 5 minutes.I didn't know that dead people still breathed, but I was proved wrong. Pay attention to a guy in dark clothes who dies on a street somewhere around the middle of the movie; during a close up on him you can clearly see the chest heaving as he breathes.If you have had the misfortune of suffering through the first "Birdemic" movie, then you are in for the same kind of wooden acting, horrible script and equally poorly executed dialogue in "Birdemic 2: The Resurrection". And not even the actors and actresses believed they were being attacked by these poorly animated birds.I am at least giving the movie a thumbs up for the major step up in the editing, sound and production value in general, but it didn't add anything to increase the enjoyment of this movie. As such, "Birdemic 2: The Resurrection" scores a mere 1 out of 10 stars, just as the previous movie.

RevRonster The first film was amazing because it was one of those bad movies that was just fun to watch because nothing about it worked. It got a lot of attention so it was no surprise a sequel was made but when the sequel is just the director trying to recapture the magic of the first film and trying to force lightning to strike twice by doing the same thing all over again but upping the campiness up to obnoxious levels, the end result is just something that elicits annoyance and not amusement.All the things that made the first film fun is back like really, REALLY bad acting, special effects that will make a computer become sentient and weep for how his processing powers were wasted on screensaver looking graphics and editing that looks like it was done blindfolded. However, director/writer James Nguyen decides he's going to intentionally make the film bad and try to parody his talked about first film and, by doing this, completely destroys any and all attempts at making this a watchable movie as he decides to pointless tack on out-of-place nudity, cavemen and zombies...because, why not? The entire movie just stank of someone making a spectacle of themselves in order to get attention. The first movie is the equivalent of a man accidentally walking into a door and the man, and the witness, have a good laugh over the mistake but the man, in dire need to once again get the applause of the witness, now walks into every door he sees to try and make the witness laugh again but, once it becomes intentional, the occurrence isn't funny or amusing. That's "Birdemic 2" in a nutshell. It's a sad attempt at trying to make the viewer have the same fun they had with the first film but doing it in a way that all effort is forced and obnoxious.Hi, my name is Rev. Ron and I'm obsessed with movies! You can read a more in-depth review of this film (and many other films) at my blog at revronmovies.blogspot.com