ohlalipop
I liked the first movie better than this one. The songs were better too. Eric was really cute but I guess I'm just too biased for not liking him because of how he was with Mumble.
Happy Feet Two
- Animation
- Comedy
- Family
11/17/2011
100
PG
Every step counts.
Mumble the penguin has a problem: his son Erik, who is reluctant to dance, encounters The Mighty Sven, a penguin who can fly! Things get worse for Mumble when the world is shaken by powerful forces, causing him to brings together the penguin nations and their allies to set things right.
- Director:
- Revenue:
- $150,406,466
- Budget:
- $130,000,000
Videos
Cast
Elijah WoodMumble (voice)- Robin WilliamsRamon / Lovelace (voice)
PinkGloria (voice)- Elizabeth DailyErik (voice)
- Johnny A. SanchezLombardo (voice)
- Lombardo BoyarRaul (voice)
- Sofía VergaraCarmen (voice)
- CommonSeymour (voice)
- Hugo WeavingNoah (voice)
- Brad PittWill (voice)
- Matt DamonBill (voice)
- Carlos AlazraquiNestor (voice)
- Jeffrey GarciaRinaldo (voice)
- Ava AcresErik (voice)
- Benjamin Flores Jr.Atticus (voice)
Meibh CampbellBo (voice)
Reviews
r96sk
Who would've predicted that Brad Pitt and Matt Damon would be the stars of a 'Happy Feet' sequel?!
Those two are the only real positives of 'Happy Feet Two'. It's a better film than the original, so it deserves credit for that. However, both productions are just super uninteresting to me. The plot to this one is an improvement, even if it doesn't massively change it up. I do like, as in the first film, how the real life humans are merged in with the animation though.
Pitt (Will the Krill) and Damon (Bill the Krill) are the only ones who stand out, even if their characters are entirely pointless - they are basically this series' Scrat ('Ice Age'). Robin Williams and Hank Azaria are good too, here.
It is all very forgettable though, even if it does emulate the 2006 production.
SoSmooth1982
Seemed like they tried to hard to make this one good. They tried to be more cute with part 2, it seemed like to me. Plus there's so many penguins that it's hard to know who's who.