Escape Room: La pel·lícula

Six strangers find themselves in a series of larger, more elaborate escape rooms, only to discover they have previously played the game. Drawn together by chance, they soon realize they all share a common past, and must cooperate to survive against a sadistic mastermind.

Escape Room: Tournament of Champions received mixed to negative reviews from critics, with many finding it to be a less inventive and more predictable sequel compared to its predecessor. Audience reception was also lukewarm, with praise for the action sequences but criticism for the plot's lack of originality.

• While the film offers some thrilling escape room challenges, it often feels repetitive and fails to recapture the novelty of the first installment.

• The plot relies too heavily on convoluted twists and turns, and the characters' motivations can be hard to follow.

• Despite its flaws, some viewers appreciated the escalated stakes and more elaborate puzzle designs.

Google audience: Audiences found the sequel to be entertaining with exciting escape room scenarios, but many felt it lacked the suspense and creativity of the original film. Some viewers enjoyed the action and the attempt to expand the mythology, while others were disappointed by the predictable storyline.

The film's title in some international markets, like Spain, was localized to 'Escape Room: Sin salida' (Escape Room: No exit) or similar variations that did not include 'Tournament of Champions'.