Mirror, mirror, on the wall, why the hell did they make a sequel to a movie as stupid as the original Mirror Mirror?
Mirror Mirror 2 starts with the mirror vaporizing an obnoxious punk band, fronted by a shirtless idiot with a terrible haircut. But weirdly enough, it turns out the mirror is actually a bad guy!
The punk band had been hired to play at an orphanage, which is a direct rip off of the scene in Oliver Twist where The Artful Dodger stage dives during a Fugazi concert. This orphanage, despite being roughly the size of an international airport, houses only two orphans. It sounds like they’ve got it made, except for the evil mirror, which has a nasty habit of… well, we’re unclear what exactly it does. But every now and then a character will wince. We suspect the mirror is causing it, although it could be the character attempting to understand some of the movie’s many plot holes, such as: Why is the evil stepsister forty years older than her siblings? Does the creepy caretaker live on the premises? And is that really Mark Ruffalo??
Yes, acclaimed actor and occasional Hulk Mark Ruffalo made his film debut in this movie, playing a guy who emerges out of a mirror into a teenage girl’s bedroom while she sleeps. How is that character a good guy, but the mirror who vaporizes Henry Rollins’ Black Flag Babies is a villain?!
You don’t get any Rainbow Harvest, but you do get a hell of a lot more Raven Dancing. Join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for Mirror Mirror 2: Raven Dance!
Written by: Mike Nelson, Conor Lastowka, Sean Thomason, Jason Miller, and Zachary Shatzer
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