I enjoyed the first movie, though i felt the whole social messaging angle it took at times was definitely the weakest element of the film. In this movie, we get basically nothing but social messaging and very little murder mystery. It is kind of annoying to watch something which is attempting to critique the dumbest elements of our culture, but yet at the same time seems to be absolutely fascinated and narcassitically in love these same things (keep in mind, I would say that this movie itself and its overall message seems to be made by the exact type of social "disruptors" that the movie claims to critique).

As for the film itself, there's some pretty strange pacing choices. Right in the middle of the film they decide to basically just drop the mystery then go on a 45 minute explanation to the backstory of the mystery. Then there's a lame solution to the mystery and then we end with a pretty darn overt hammerfisted suggestion that society needs to burn, literally. Just 'cause.

I would take that message a little more seriously if the film wasn't made by the exact same type of jackasses who actually do buy 5 million dollar personalized sports cars and customized island mansions, which, once again, the film claims to despise.

Other than that, the story is kind of convoluted, lots of things don't really make sense on rewatching, and the biggest disappointment is Daniel Craig actually doesn't do all that good of an acting job, despite being amazing in the last film.