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* AmbigousSituation: [[spoiler:Whether or not Julie was dreaming towards the end of the movie. The first film ends with Ben similarly attacking Julie a year after his supposed death, but this movie reveals that not only was ''that'' a dream, Julie has been suffering such nightmares on a regular basis. As such, it's murky if Ben is still alive and after Julie, or if Julie was having another such dream. The third film depicts the Fisherman as being a genuine paranormal entity that time around, but there's no mention of Julie or Ray's fates, and the third film has little if any connection to the first two.]]
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* AmbigousSituation: AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:Whether or not Julie was dreaming towards the end of the movie. The first film ends with Ben similarly attacking Julie a year after his supposed death, but this movie reveals that not only was ''that'' a dream, Julie has been suffering such nightmares on a regular basis. As such, it's murky if Ben is still alive and after Julie, or if Julie was having another such dream. The third film depicts the Fisherman as being a genuine paranormal entity that time around, but there's no mention of Julie or Ray's fates, and the third film has little if any connection to the first two.]]
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* LackOfEmpathy: People around Julie show a shocking disregard for her mental health, starting when a teacher mocks her waking up screaming in flash with severe PTSD, nobody really taking note of what seems very real emotional distress.
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* AmbigousSituation: [[spoiler:Whether or not Julie was dreaming towards the end of the movie. The first film ends with Ben similarly attacking Julie a year after his supposed death, but this movie reveals that not only was ''that'' a dream, Julie has been suffering such nightmares on a regular basis. As such, it's murky if Ben is still alive and after Julie, or if Julie was having another such dream. The third film depicts the Fisherman as being a genuine paranormal entity that time around, but there's no mention of Julie or Ray's fates, and the third film has little if any connection to the first two.]]
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* TrappedInATanningBed: The Fisherman attempts to fry Julie while she's using a tanning bed by tying it shut with a zip-tie and cranking up the intensity. Luckily, rescue arrives quickly.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough:
** Julie is trapped in a tanning bed that's been turned up to the highest setting. When her friends discover her, they immediately set about trying to bash the bed open. None of them thinks of unplugging it first so Julie doesn't burn to death. There's also Julie going into the tanning bed in the first place and Willis merely trapping her in it. By this point, she had been certain something was wrong, but she leaves herself in a completely vulnerable state anyway. And the guy who has gone to all of this trouble to get her on the island and kill her just continues to play the kind of games that ended up costing him a hand.
** The hotel clerk for some reason feels no need to point out [[spoiler:they got the capital of Brazil wrong and shouldn't have won this trip.]]
** Julie is trapped in a tanning bed that's been turned up to the highest setting. When her friends discover her, they immediately set about trying to bash the bed open. None of them thinks of unplugging it first so Julie doesn't burn to death. There's also Julie going into the tanning bed in the first place and Willis merely trapping her in it. By this point, she had been certain something was wrong, but she leaves herself in a completely vulnerable state anyway. And the guy who has gone to all of this trouble to get her on the island and kill her just continues to play the kind of games that ended up costing him a hand.
** The hotel clerk for some reason feels no need to point out [[spoiler:they got the capital of Brazil wrong and shouldn't have won this trip.]]
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** The ending, where she is seen in a ''very'' tight tank top and no bra.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Julie, Ray, and Karla survive, but the rest of their friends have been killed by the Fisherman; and if the ending is taken at face value, he survived and is still out to get Julie. That is, if it's not another nightmare, meaning Julie will be haunted by the Fisherman in her dreams forever.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Julie, Ray, and Karla survive, survive but the rest of their friends (and a whole lot of innocent people) have been killed by the Fisherman; Fisherman, and if the ending is taken at face value, he survived and is still out to get Julie. That is, if it's not it wasn't another nightmare, meaning Julie will be haunted by the Fisherman in her dreams forever.]]
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* TitleDrop: The words "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" suddenly appear on the karaoke screen at the hotel bar, causing Julie to run back to her hotel room.
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* BehindTheBlack: Why [[spoiler:Ben doesn't see Julie waking up, picking up Ray's revolver from the ground and preparing to shoot him throughout the finale. Could be sort of justified, though, since Ben has just killed his son accidentally, so Julie waking up was probably the least of his concerns.]]
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* BehindTheBlack: Why [[spoiler:Ben doesn't see Julie waking up, picking up Ray's revolver from the ground and preparing to shoot him throughout the finale. Could be sort of justified, though, since Ben has had just killed his son accidentally, so Julie waking up was probably the least of his concerns.]]
**The original script had [[spoiler:Julie fall into her own prepared grave before crawling out and shooting Ben. There is no such shot in the movie.]]
**The original script had [[spoiler:Julie fall into her own prepared grave before crawling out and shooting Ben. There is no such shot in the movie.]]
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* BlackDudeDiesFirst: While not the Fisherman’s first kill, [[spoiler:Darick]] winds up being the first to die when the Fisherman shows up on the island.
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* ImpaledPalm: [[spoiler:Titus gets the Fisherman pinning his hand to a table with his hook before the Fisherman stabs him with a pair of garden shears.]]
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* GlobalIgnorance: A weird example, the girls win a trip from a RadioContest where they are asked the capital of Brazil and guess "Rio" [[spoiler: it's really Brazilia, as we find out ''much'' later. The odd part is: it's never made clear if the audience is ''supposed'' know the girls' answer was wrong from the start or not. The implication seems to be no, as they mention to a few other character that they guessed Rio, and no one says "Um, it's actually Brazilia" until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. As a result the whole thing comes across as an unintentional ViewersAreMorons, as did they writers really think not a single person watching would know what the capital of Brazil was?]]
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* GlobalIgnorance: A weird example, the girls win a trip from a RadioContest where they are asked the capital of Brazil and guess "Rio" [[spoiler: it's really Brazilia, as we find out ''much'' later. The odd part is: it's never made clear if the audience is ''supposed'' know the girls' answer was wrong from the start or not. The implication seems to be no, as they mention to a few other character that they guessed Rio, and no one says "Um, it's actually Brazilia" until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. As a result the whole thing comes across as an unintentional ViewersAreMorons, as did they writers really think not a single person watching would know what the capital of Brazil was?]]]]
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* GlobalIgnorance: A weird example, the girls win a trip from a RadioContest where they are asked the capital of Brazil and guess "Rio" [[spoiler: it's really Brazilia, as we find out ''much'' later. The odd part is: it's never made clear if the audience is ''supposed'' know the girls' answer was wrong from the start or not. The implication seems to be no, as they mention to a few other character that they guessed Rio, and no one says "Um, it's actually Brazilia" until about 3/4 of the way through the movie. As a result the whole thing comes across as an unintentional ViewersAreMorons, as did they writers really think not a single person watching would know what the capital of Brazil was?]]
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* FailedASpotCheck: An especially ludicrous example: in one scene, Julie is singing karaoke, with the lyrics showing up on a teleprompter, when suddenly the words [[TitleDrop "I still know what you did last summer"]] appear on it. Even though they are written in huge blood-red letters and the other characters are facing the same direction as Julie, none of them see it and are really confused when she has a massive FreakOut, even though the vast majority of people will, upon seeing someone else see something and react with fear, look at whatever the person was looking at. This could be [[HandWave handwaved]] as just a hallucination, but there is no indication that this is the case.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Julie, Ray, and Karla survive, but the rest of their friends have been killed by the Fisherman; and if the ending is taken at face value, he survived and is still out to get Julie. That is, if it's not another nightmare, meaning Julie will be haunted by the Fisherman in her dreams forever.]]
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* CriticalResearchFailure: In-universe as Julie is [[spoiler: later kicking herself that in all the excitement of the trip, none of them bothered to check to discover Rio de Janeiro is not the capital of Brazil, meaning they should never have "won" the contest.]]
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* WhamLine: A twofer: "Because [[spoiler: it's not my blood."]] Followed by "What's [[spoiler: your favorite radio station, Julie?"]]
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** "Because [[spoiler: it's not my blood."]] Followed by "]]
** "What's [[spoiler: your favorite radio station,Julie?"]]Julie?"]]
** "Come on, Julie, think about it. [[spoiler: Will Benson. Ben's ''son.'']]
** "Because [[spoiler: it's not my blood.
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** "Come on, Julie, think about it. [[spoiler: Will Benson. Ben's ''son.'']]
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** Julie gets this when she finds a globe in the hotel lobby, see how it lists the capital of Brazil as Brasila, not Rio, and realize the entire "radio contest" was a set-up.
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* WhamLine: A twofer: "Because [[spoiler: it's not my blood."]] Followed by "What's [[spoiler: your favorite radio station, Julie?"]]
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* WhamShot: As she runs around the house, Julia comes across a globe and suddenly realizes how [[spoiler: the capital of Brazil is Brasila, not Rio.]]
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* CouldntFindAPen: [[spoiler:The Fisherman kills Mr. Brooks and writes a message in his blood above his body: I Still Know]].
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:While Nancy is trapped under Estes' body, The Fisherman grabs the poker stuck in Estes and pushes it further, skewering her]].
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* BottomlessMagazines: Julie shoots the Fisherman eight times. With a six-shooter.
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* AssholeVictim: Tyrell is a gigantic prick to Julie throughout the whole movie for no apparent reason (at one point when she wakes up and is scared he [[KickTheDog straight up mocks her for having PTSD.]]
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* InventionalWisdom: In one scene the killer finds Julie sunbathing in a tanning bed and decides to tie the lid closed and turn the heat up to max. Setting aside the [[BondVillainStupidity stupidity of not simply hooking her to death while she's lying there completely vulnerable.]] One must wonder why the hell the tanning bed would even be capable of getting hot enough to kill someone.
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* ComplexityAddiction: Instead of simply rehashing the events of the previous film, The Fisherman [[spoiler:has his son create a fake radio show just to lure the Julie to a remote island]].
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* OhCrap: Pretty constant whenever the killer attacks.
** Julie gets this when she finds a globe in the hotel lobby, see how it lists the capital of Brazil as Brasila, not Rio, and realize the entire "radio contest" was a set-up.
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* CastingGag: Mekhi Phifer had starred in Brandy's music video for "The Boy Is Mine" that same year. Here they play boyfriend and girlfriend.
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* NotHisBlood: This is part of TheReveal. [[spoiler:One of the teens is apparently killed by the villain that has been stalking them, but later reappears, albeit covered in blood and in pain, making it seem that he was severely wounded and LeftForDead, but managed to survive. When [[FinalGirl Julie]] goes to treat him, however, she realizes after a few seconds that she can't find any actual wounds. He then tells her that the blood wasn't his, and [[TwoDunIt he's really been helping the killer take them down]].]]
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* AudibleSharpness: The killer's hook does this, even when it contacts nothing but air.
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''I Still Know What You Did Last Summer'' is a 1998 sequel to ''Film/IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer''.
A year has passed since the events of the previous film. After winning in a radio contest, Julie and her friends head to the Bahamas to have some good time. After arriving there, Julie soon discovers that Fisherman is still alive, and has followed her there.
!!This sequel has examples of:
* BehindTheBlack: Why [[spoiler:Ben doesn't see Julie waking up, picking up Ray's revolver from the ground and preparing to shoot him throughout the finale. Could be sort of justified, though, since Ben has just killed his son accidentally, so Julie waking up was probably the least of his concerns.]]
* BigBad: The Fisherman.
* BigNo: Ray lets out one after he sees his buddy Dave being killed by the Fisherman.
* BlackBestFriend: Julie has black best friend Karla, who accompanies her to the holiday resort.
* BottomlessMagazines: Julie shoots the Fisherman eight times. With a six-shooter.
* TheCapitalOfBrazilIsBuenosAires: Karla and Julie win a holiday trip by by answering a radio contest question "what is the capital of Brazil" with Rio de Janeiro. [[spoiler:Lampshaded and subverted later as a plot point, as they were going to "win" the contest no matter what]].
* ClosedCircle: Majority of the action happens in a remote island resort in the Bahamas on off-season, which is soon closed off from the mainland by a storm.
* ComplexityAddiction: Instead of simply rehashing the events of the previous film, The Fisherman [[spoiler:has his son create a fake radio show just to lure the Julie to a remote island]].
* CousinOliver: [[spoiler:Will is the previously unmentioned son of Ben Willis]].
* DreamIntro: The film opens with Julie having a dream about going to a {{Confessional}}, where she is attacked by the Fisherman, leading her to wake up screaming in a class.
* FanService: Julie undressing and wiggling around in the tanning bed.
* GambitRoulette: The Fisherman's plan involves sending Julie to an island resort full of people and ensuring that she would [[spoiler:become friends with his son and win the "contest" to get the trip.]]
* HookHand: The killer has one of these as a result of his hand getting cut off by his boat's pulley system in the previous film.
* ItWasHereISwear: Julie finds the dead body of the dockhand Darick inside her closet, which disappears from there when she goes to tell everyone about it.
* LightningReveal: A flash of lightning illuminates the darkness behind a window, revealing that the Fisherman is standing there, staring at Titus.
* MurderByMistake: [[spoiler:As Will holds Ray for his father to kill him off, Ray breaks the hold at the last moment, causing Ben to kill his son instead]].
* NastyParty: After arriving in the resort, Julie eventually finds out that she was lured there to be killed.
* PunctuatedForEmphasis:
-->'''Julie''': Just ''*gunshot*'' fucking ''*gunshot*'' die! ''*gunshot*''
* PunnyName: Will Benson, [[spoiler:who is the son of the previous killer, Ben Willis]]. It's even lampshaded.
* RadioContest: Julie wins the trip from one. [[spoiler:It is eventually revealed to be a hoax set up by Will Benson]].
* TheReveal: [[spoiler: Will Benson [[TwoDunIt is aiding]] Ben Willis, and is also ([[PunnyName obviously]]) his son.]]
* SequelHook: Someone is still trying to kill Julie at the end of the film. [[spoiler:According to the next film, it's the Fisherman himself. After Julie killed him, he came back as a ghostly entity that looks like a zombie]].
* SpicyLatina: Nancy is this merged with AloofDarkHairedGirl.
* TheStoner: The hotel employee Titus, who smokes as much of his product as he tries to sell it.
* TokenMinorityCouple: There's Julie and Ray (white), and Julie is also involved with Will (white). Karla and Tyrell are the BetaCouple, and they're both black.
* VillainBall: The Fisherman is worse about messing with the teens instead of outright killing them, considering that he should know better by now and not to mess around.
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