Happy Death Day 2U

Happy Death Day 2U, more importantly, never loses sight of its secret weapon: Rothe, who rolls with every punch this film throws at her.

Occasionally frightful, frequently funny, and fearlessly enjoyable even when it's overly bogged down with exposition.

Landon is focused on delivering a wild ride that holds together surprisingly well, despite the increased narrative complication.

[T]he film is oddly preoccupied with sticking to its logic. It wants to take its premise so off-the-wall that every chuckle lives and dies on whatever contrivance precedes it.

The new film entertains while also feeling a bit familiar. But in the dog days of February, you could do a lot worse at the theater.