Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (original title). Maleficent: Mistress of Evil is even darker and more violent than its predecessor. The manner in which Moorfolk are killed is as chilling as the disturbing moments in Avengers: Infinity War or War of the Worlds.

The happily ever after delivered by Disney's "Maleficent" has vanished like a puff of bilious smoke, as. Film Review: Angelina Jolie in 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil'. With Maleficent no longer the villain of her own tale, this mistitled sequel reduces the character to a stylish pawn in a tacky 'Game of Thrones' ripoff.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

Film review: Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. As a character piece, the sequel short-changes Angelina Jolie's heroine/anti-heroine, of the glaring green contact lenses. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil casts a spell in positive first reactions to Disney sequel. Maleficent: Mistress of Evil comes to repeat the formula on a larger scale. Typical in this type of sequels but like its predecessor it makes the mistake of taking itself too seriously and the dramatic overload is ridiculous. Beyond how artificial everything feels, the film fails to make its plot useful or.

Trailer Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

Maleficent is not the mistress of evil: most of the evilness has now been deconstructed out of her, and the mistress-of-evil position is clearly going to be usurped from Maleficent by a certain someone else, someone who will be presented to us as genuinely bad but whose evident depravity may yet be. NO-SPOILER REVIEW: Maleficent is a terrible attempt of milking the cow by Disney. The story struggles to keep itself together with basic bullet points processing without much thought about character arc or Soooo why the film is called the "Mistress of Evil"?

Does she do some evil stuff? Alas, Mistress of Evil never quite makes the case for a sequel being necessary, beyond giving Jolie a chance to don the signature horns and gothic gowns again. And while Angelina Jolie is still Makes sense, because "Mistress of Evil" now turns into a full-blown war film. Pfeiffer, who hasn't played a nice character in years (was Ruth Madoff. "Marred by Magic and Mysticism".