Additional information for [Rec] 2, which has a domestic theatrical release set for July 9, 2010. The film is being distributed by Magnet Releasing and has not yet been rated. [Rec] 2 has a total running time of 85 minutes.
R15+
Japan
18
Argentina
R16
New Zealand
B15
Mexico
III
Hong Kong
-12
France
M/16
Portugal
18
UK
16
Netherlands
M18
Singapore
18
Ireland
R
USA
16
Germany
MA
Australia
18A
Canada
16
Brazil
VM14
Italy
18
Spain
K-18
Finland
15
Sweden
85min
[Rec] 2
Greece
[Rec] 2
Portugal
[Rec] 2
Turkey
Rec 2
Serbia
Rec 2
Spain
Ölüm çigligi 2
Turkey
REC 2: Experimenta el miedo
Peru
Rekku 2
Japan
[REC] ²: Fear Revisited
UK
[REC] Possuídos
Brazil
[Rec]²
Italy
September 02, 2009
Italy
September 16, 2009
Canada
September 25, 2009
USA
October 01, 2009
Spain
October 02, 2009
Spain
October 18, 2009
Japan
October 23, 2009
Mexico
October 24, 2009
Japan
October 29, 2009
Argentina
November 06, 2009
Poland
December 23, 2009
Belgium
December 23, 2009
France
January , 2010
Peru
January 05, 2010
Italy
January 07, 2010
Hong Kong
February 27, 2010
UK
March 11, 2010
Netherlands
March 18, 2010
New Zealand
April 08, 2010
Singapore
April 09, 2010
Finland
April 16, 2010
Turkey
April 19, 2010
Netherlands
April 22, 2010
Hungary
May 28, 2010
Ireland
May 28, 2010
UK
June 04, 2010
USA
June 11, 2010
USA
July , 2010
Canada
July 09, 2010
USA
August 04, 2010
Sweden
August 18, 2010
Finland
August 20, 2010
Germany
September , 2010
Spain
September 03, 2010
Brazil
October 07, 2010
Portugal
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The action continues from [Rec], with the medical officer and a SWAT team outfitted with video cameras are sent into the sealed off apartment to control the situation.
Dr. Owen (Jonathan Mellor), an official from the Ministry of Health, and a Grupo Especial de Operaciones (GEO) team equipped with helmet-mounted video cameras are sent into a quarantined apartment building to control the situation. After encountering some of the infected, Owen uses religious mantra and rosary to fight them off. It turns out that Owen is actually a priest sent by the church to get a blood sample from the Medeiros girl and aid the other priest in charge of her.When they get to the penthouse, they find out that the infected can travel all around the building through the air ducts. The Medeiros girl is nowhere to be found. Larra (Ariel Casas), one of the GEO officers goes into the air duct and finds a sample of her blood the only one that the original priest took from her. Owen then performs a religious rite, and the blood spontaneously combusts, confirming that it is the blood he's looking for; however, the rest of the blood also sets on fire and Larra drops it, rendering it useless. They must then get a blood sample from the Medeiros girl herself.Jennifer's father (Pep Molina), who was outside getting medicine for his daughter (the infected girl from REC), manages to convince a firefighter to take him into the building. Moments before the building is quarantined, three teenagers named Tito (Pau Poch), Mire (Andrea Ros) and Ori are messing around on a roof. When the police quarantine the building, they find them and escort them out to the street. The teenagers gain access to the sealed building through the sewage system; however, police have seen them and seal their exit. Inside, the teenagers find Jennifer's father and the firefighter.After some deaths from attacks by the infected, the two groups find each other. Then the group finds Angela Vidal (Manuela Velasco), the reporter from REC. She has her camera with her. Tito gets bitten by the infected, and they restrain him. Owen then forces him to tell him where the Medeiros girl is. The demon possessing Tito tells him that she is "in the highest." Owen figures out that this means that she is in the penthouse. The GEO team leader, argues that they had already cleared that area and did not see anything. The demon then gives a hint that the "light" blinds them from seeing the path. When Angela was asked how she saw the Medeiros girl, she said she saw it through the camera's night vision. Owen deduces that some things can only be seen in the dark. Before leaving, they lock Mire and Ori in a room for protection.Finally, they go back to the penthouse. When they turn on the camera's night vision, a door appears that leads them to a room. Inside that room and with the lights off, they finally find the Medeiros girl. After some struggling, Angela blows Medeiros' head off with a shotgun. Owen is enraged because he needed the blood sample, but all Angela wants to do is leave the building. At this point, the only survivors left are Angela, Owen, and Rosso (Pablo Rosso), a GEO officer. When Owen refuses to authorize their exit, Angela starts to beat him to force him to do so. Rosso tells her to stop, but she shoots and kills him. Then it is revealed that the Medeiros girl has possessed Angela, so she can left the darkness she was trapped in, and consequently the building. After telling Owen that she does not need him to get out as she can impersonate his voice, she kills him. She takes his radio and, using Owen's voice, says that the mission is over and that they can let them out. She also tells them that he is staying behind because he is infected and the only survivor is a woman, Angela. When asked how the woman survived, Angela leans towards the camera and smiles.The ending of the original film is shown. Angela is dragged by her feet into the dark but manages to crawl back into the camera's view. The Medeiros girl quickly gets on top of her. Then she inserts a worm-like organism into Angela's mouth. Then she hears the GEO team and Owen, and she goes into hiding, marking the beginning of the film.
Jaume Balagueró
Paco Plaza
Director(s)
Jaume Balagueró
Manu Díez
Paco Plaza
Writer(s)
Carlos Fernández
executive producer
Julio Fernández
executive producer
Julio Fernández
producer
Alberto Marini
co-executive producer
Marta Verdugo Pastor
assistant producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
Dr. Owen (as Jonathan Mellor)
Jonathan D. Mellor
Jefe (as Oscar Sánchez Zafra)
Óscar Zafra
Larra
Ariel Casas
Martos
Alejandro Casaseca
Rosso
Pablo Rosso
Rosso (voice)
Rafa Parra
Padre Jennifer
Pep Molina
Mire
Andrea Ros
Ori
Àlex Batllori
Tito
Pau Poch
Bombero
Juli Fàbregas
Manu
Ferran Terraza
Jennifer
Claudia Silva
Sra. Izquierdo
Martha Carbonell
Young Officer
Jorge-Yamam Serrano
Chica colombiana
Ana Isabel Velásquez
César
Carlos Lasarte
Japanese Neighbor (as Kao Chen-Min)
Chen Min Kao
Japanese Neighbor
Akemi Goto
Álex
David Vert
Comisario
Carlos Olalla
Mari Carmen (as Anna García Cuartero)
Anna García
Niño
Héctor Vidales
Niño
Lazzaro E. Oertli Ortiz
Niño
Alex Lameiro Blanch
Niños
Joan Hostench Martinez
Francotirador
Òscar Foronda
Ángela Vidal
Manuela Velasco
Conductor furgón (voice)
Oriol Maymó
Megafonías Policía (voice)
Jesús Pérez Villar
Reconocimiento de voz (voice)
Elisa Sirvent
Magnetófono (voice)
Pep Sais
Zombie
Marga Villalonga
Zombie (as Ana Domínguez)
Ana Domínguez Ortiz
Zombie
Laura Díez
Zombie
Sandra García
Zombie
Gerard Espert
Zombie
Jaume Balagueró
Zombie
Paco Plaza
Niña Medeiros (uncredited)
Nico Baixas
Paco Plaza
Director(s)
Manu Díez
Paco Plaza
Writer(s)
executive producer
Julio Fernández
executive producer
Julio Fernández
producer
Alberto Marini
co-executive producer
Marta Verdugo Pastor
assistant producer
Producer(s)
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