3 A.M. PART 2 2014 123movies

Watch: ตีสาม คืนสาม 3D 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – ‘The Third Night’ follows a series of events that occur after a motorcycle gang leader by the name of Rang dies. ‘The Convent’ is about an all-girl convent school where occasionally the sound of someone playing a piano is heard from the old abandon chapel. ‘The Offering’ is about a shop that sells paper money and offerings to the dead..
Plot: The new 3D horror ensemble from Five Star continues the journey into the darkest and scariest hour of the night: 3AM. When man and spirit, the living and the dead, find each other again.
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Ratings:

	4.7/10 Votes: 277
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	N/A Votes: 9 Popularity: 2.893 | TMDB

Reviews:

As bland as the predecessor…
Well, the 2012 Thai horror anthology “3 A.M.” wasn’t exactly an extraordinary horror experience, so it was with little hopes for the 2014 sequel “3 A.M. 2” (aka “Ti sam khuen sam 3D”) that I sat down to watch this in 2021.

And I will say that this sequel was about as enjoyable as the 2012 movie, so if you enjoyed that, then you will enjoy this 2014 sequel too. I wasn’t much of a fan of the first movie, and found in to be mediocre, and this 2014 anthology didn’t really up the game.

The three stories told in this anthology were definitely of very different qualities. The first segment, titled “The Third Night” was the least interesting of all the three segments, and it was a shame that they opted for that one as the first one, because it sort of put a dampener on the rest of the segments. The second segment, titled “The Convent”, definitely had the most commercial appeal in terms of contents and value. While the third segment, titled “The Offering” may not be the most riveting of stories, it was actually the one that offered the most in terms of giving the audience something to think about.

I’ve seen my share of Asian horror anthologies, and “3 A.M. 2” is definitely not a contender to be among the top rated. Sure, the anthology was watchable, but it wasn’t a particularly memorable or outstanding experience.

My rating of the 2014 anthology lands on a very bland and mediocre five out of ten stars. If you enjoy Asian horror, then there are far better choices readily available.

As bland as the predecessor…
Well, the 2012 Thai horror anthology “3 A.M.” wasn’t exactly an extraordinary horror experience, so it was with little hopes for the 2014 sequel “3 A.M. 2” (aka “Ti sam khuen sam 3D”) that I sat down to watch this in 2021.

And I will say that this sequel was about as enjoyable as the 2012 movie, so if you enjoyed that, then you will enjoy this 2014 sequel too. I wasn’t much of a fan of the first movie, and found in to be mediocre, and this 2014 anthology didn’t really up the game.

The three stories told in this anthology were definitely of very different qualities. The first segment, titled “The Third Night” was the least interesting of all the three segments, and it was a shame that they opted for that one as the first one, because it sort of put a dampener on the rest of the segments. The second segment, titled “The Convent”, definitely had the most commercial appeal in terms of contents and value. While the third segment, titled “The Offering” may not be the most riveting of stories, it was actually the one that offered the most in terms of giving the audience something to think about.

I’ve seen my share of Asian horror anthologies, and “3 A.M. 2” is definitely not a contender to be among the top rated. Sure, the anthology was watchable, but it wasn’t a particularly memorable or outstanding experience.

My rating of the 2014 anthology lands on a very bland and mediocre five out of ten stars. If you enjoy Asian horror, then there are far better choices readily available.

Other Information:

Original Language th
Runtime 1 hr 45 min (105 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated N/A
Genre Horror
Director Isara Nadee, Kirati Nakintanon, Putipong Saisikaew
Writer Sukosin Akkrapat, Hyaraman Kueks, Manachaya Panitsarn
Actors Sinjai Plengpanich, Supanart Jittaleela, Ray MacDonald
Country Thailand
Awards 1 nomination
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Aspect Ratio 2.39:1
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