Crank: High Voltage

Crank: High Voltage makes even less sense than the first one, and has such a frantic pace that your heart rate never gets below a hundred for the entirety of the movie. Jason Statham is excellent, and the rest of the cast is good as well. This is as close to a perfect as an action movie can get.

But is it fun?

You bet ya' it is!!!

Dare I say even more fun than the first installment?!?

This is an improved version of the first movie, it is awesome is so many levels. A must-watch.

It's one of Jason Statham's best movies. A sequel might be good. Or it might be a monumental failure

Not quite as good as the first movie but still completely crazy and hilarious.

Not exactly high cinema, but if you watched the first one, you know what you're in for. More of the same, but even more unhinged. A lot of fun if watched with the right attitude.

Although this sequel to Crank is entertaining in its own way, it was pretty much the same as the first one with just a few changes here and there. In an attempt to raise the bar for craziest and nuttiest action movie out there they up the ante on the gory violence and added these quirky interruptions like a Godzilla like fight scene and an interview type afternoon show like Jerry Springer periodicity throughout the film. I wasn't a fan of the latter addition. While it kept the same format from the first film, Crank: High Voltage slowed down just a little bit on the thrill ride compared to its predecessor. As I said at the start Crank: High Voltage was still entertaining in its own way; I had a lot of fun watching it. Hopefully they can make a third film some day.

It had some moments. I think the actors had fun making it as it is certainly off the wall and never lets up. Do we need a third? Probably not. Statham being manic is great. So many off the wall characters.

I still kind of enjoyed it but horrible sequel

awesome because it's level of action is accurate to it's level of ridiculous. note that most films are just ridiculous amounts of action with non-existent realism, but none of the fun.