Storyline
Six people unwittingly find themselves locked in another series of escape rooms, slowly uncovering what they have in common to survive as they discover all the games that they've played before.
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Cast
Jaymes Butler, Isabelle Fuhrman, James Frain, Deborah Ann Woll, Tyler Labine, Yorick van Wageningen, Logan Miller, Tanya van Graan, Jay Ellis, Thomas Cocquerel, Holland Roden, Lucy Newman-Williams, Wayne Harrison, Nik Dodani, Derek Siow, Taylor Russell, Matt Esof, Jamie-Lee Money, Carlito Olivero, Evan Hengst, Indya Moore, Amali Golden, Scott Coker, Avianah Abrahams, Corin Silva, Anton David Jeftha, Jay Erving, Renee Harbek
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Reviews
76
Make no mistake: Escape Room: Tournament of Champions may be fun, it’s also incredibly stupid. The premise makes no sense. The mechanics make no sense. The plot makes no sense. Look elsewhere for storytelling sanity. Look here if you want to see confident, creepy absurdity, with a ghoulish imagination and showmanship to spare.
63
The Seattle Times
Escape Room: Tournament of Champions is a pastiche of its predecessors, using this mosaic of tropes and formula familiarity as a shorthand to keep the film pared down to the basics of what exactly makes it tick: increasingly sadistic puzzles and a great cast of characters.
60
Even when it’s trying too hard, the very fact that it’s trying at all makes it hard to dislike. The rules might not make any sense but you’ll have fun playing along regardless.
58
After 30 or 40 minutes, it becomes clear that, despite a few more callbacks, this is a more-of-the-same sequel, not a next-level sequel.
55
The sequel abandons clever mysteries in favor of more straightforward action-horror, losing some of what made the original special in the process.
