Happy Feet Two

Earnest messages about bad climate change and good parenting skills have been replaced by a we-all-share-a-planet sense of fun that's more "Finding Nemo" than National Geographic.

Pitt and Damon deliver the best lines (wisecracks about the food chain, predators and evolution, etc.) but their characters also represent most of us.

A jumbled, messy movie that has some winning moments but jumps around too much to hold your interest for long.

Little kids, of course, will swallow it whole without thinking twice.

Even with the addition of new characters, such as the ones voiced by Brad Pitt and Matt Damon, George Miller's animated sequel just isn't very funny.

The trek to get there is sluggish at best, torturous at worst. March away, penguins. Far away.

The movie's bereftness of invention can be measured by how no story element builds on another. Instead, Happy Feet Two is plotted so that a bunch of disparate things happen, until it's time to end the movie.

this is awesome george you should make a third happy feet. its a really fun family film. its funny,its inspiritional,and i love it a whole lot one of the best movie since the first happy feet. i kinda like it more than the first one.george like i said before make a nother one please!!!

The next generation of Mumble's penguin empire focuses on his son's dilemma only for it to be identical as the first film, but not involving the lack of a heartsong and a conspiracy involving the main characters, just witnessing an Antarctic ice age that causes another famine. This has a repelled story with Brad "Will" Pitt plays Will the krill and Matt Damon plays Bill the krill who both are on a quest to ascend them selves on the food chain cycle but both go crazy when they have negative omissions on each other as they navigate through their mission. The enthusiasm on these two are high enough to make you wanna see more of Pitt and Damon as their talent for acting has not dwindled. I mentioned at the beginning of the paragraph that this krill story is repelled from Mumble's, meaning that Robin Williams and Matt Damon, who starred in "Good Will Hunting" collaborate in this animated sequel, but not with their characters, which I was excited for beforehand. I was hoping that the breaknecking shots that rumbled my seat from the first film would return here, but I found its status unchanged, just like the acceptable payoff that both films have. The animation and environment are just as engaging as we witnessed the first part in 2006 and this second part is as family-friendly, which I found a bit concerning but not disappointing.

While it's not as good as it's predecessor, fans of the first movie will be drawn back to the world of Happy Feet in Happy Feet Two with it's likable characters, great animation, & wonderful musical numbers.

Although the original was a hit, I was not struck at this sequel. Although the 'krill scenes' throughout the film provide a light-hearted and comical effect to the film that I liked, the rest of the film just lacked overall polish and the story line was mediocre and I didn't really enjoy the film because of this

The film has an essence similar to the first, a musical, which is produced unpretentious style with a teenager, but eventually becomes childish and tacky, it's really weak, bad, surely.