The fact that the first film followed a limited set of characters over the course of several years led to a fairly decent, emotional story told convincingly, albeit slowly. Though it was slow, the original “Happy Feet” characters felt developed and relatable, thanks in part to some very convincing voice acting. The few lines of dialogue that aren’t sung are forced, fast and painful to listen to. This is pretty much a long, never-ending music video with mash-up after mash-up of bad dance moves and songs with the lyrics edited to make penguin jokes. This problem doesn’t just affect the plot - the music and visuals are overdone, as well. The first movie was accused of the opposite problem - being too slow - but it seems that this film has overcorrected.
One of this film’s biggest flaws is its fast pacing and attempts to squeeze too much into a two-hour running time. But before he can return home to his mother and father, everyone’s world is literally shaken as melting icebergs cause disturbances throughout the Antarctic.
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Mistaking Sven for a penguin that can fly, Erik makes it his dream to learn how to do the same. During a brief journey with Mumble’s old friend Ramon (Robin Williams), Erik meets a revered bird named The Mighty Sven (Hank Azaria). Daily), does not fit in with his fellow penguins and does not have the passion for dancing that his father brought to the group. After Mumble’s journey outside of the penguins’ homeland in the first film, their society has reformed - children are taught not only how to sing, but how to dance.īut Mumble’s son, Erik (E.G. “Happy Feet Two” is all three.įollowing up with Mumble the tap-dancing penguin, this animated film takes place not long after the first film ends as Mumble (Elijah Wood) and Gloria (Pink) live happily with their fellow Emperor penguins trying to raise their son.
There are bad sequels, there are pointless sequels and there are agitating sequels.
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