This sequel is better than the first movie. What marked me first were ... the close-ups. Very close-ups. They are rarely used at this point. There were already some in the first film but there, they are quite visible, especially in the scene where Julia and Gabriel kiss each other in the latter's office after their argument. Usually when two characters kiss in a movie, we have an overview and it's very good, it's very beautiful but there ... I don't know, it changes and it's just as good . Maybe even better because we are closer to these characters, to their emotions. And then their story develops. We understand it better and we always want to see more of it.
Review of Gabriel's Inferno: Part Two
