Happy Feet Two
Director: George Miller, Gary Eck, David Peers
Actors: Elijah Wood, Robin Williams, Pink
PlotIn a vibrant Antarctic community, the story follows Mumble, a tap-dancing emperor penguin who is now a father to a young son named Erik. Erik, unlike his father, is reluctant to embrace dancing, feeling out of place and uncertain about his unique abilities. He ventures out with his friends to find their own path and stumbles upon the Mighty Sven, a charismatic penguin who claims he can fly. Inspired by Sven's seemingly incredible abilities, Erik grapples with his own identity and the sense of belonging, creating a rift between him and Mumble, who wishes to guide him on a different path.
Meanwhile, environmental changes threaten their icy home, leading Mumble and the penguin community to face unprecedented challenges. As the ice shifts and cracks, Mumble must bring the entire community together to rally against these forces. The penguins, with the help of their unique talents and a diverse group of allies, strive to save their habitat and survive the ordeal. Amidst the chaos, Erik learns important lessons about courage, unity, and the value of embracing authenticity. The story highlights themes of family, individuality, and the strength found in embracing one's true self.
Writers: George Miller, Gary Eck, Warren Coleman
Release Date: 18 Nov 2011
Runtime: 100 min
Rating: PG
Country: Australia, United States
Language: English, Russian, Ukrainian
Home Video Reviews
Happy Feet Two falters in storytelling but dazzles with stunning 3D visuals, exceptional audio, and a few philosophical moments, making the Blu-ray a mixed yet visually gratifying experience.
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Happy Feet Two wows with stunning visuals and impressive DTS-HD Master Audio, but falters with a disjointed plot and uninspired characters.
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