Dec 23 2009
101 Dalmatians II - Patch’s London Adventure Review
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This is one of the better Disney sequels.The animation, voices, and music have more notion unhurried them than previous sequels. The residence is first-rate and and burly of humor. ( Martin Short is very silly as Lars the artist as is Barry Bostwick as Thunderbolt.) Patch is feeling lost in a sea of puppies becomes a hero in the kill saving his family from Cruella. The account has something for adults as well as kids. If you and your children devour the recent then this one will be scrumptious as well and worth the money.
I expected this movie to be a lame sequel, since I really hadn’t heard anything about it. But I thoroughly enjoyed it, and it made me nostalgic about the current which was my current movie growing up. I really felt for Patch, who had to deal with being not one of a kind as he liked, but 1 of 101, which is clearly intense competition. He gets himself seperated from the rest of his family and into cahoots with Thunderbird, the “wonder-dog” from his well-liked TV present. They both have to derive the right hero within and once again effect the puppies from the clutches of madwoman Cruella Devil. The unusual characters all near support, from Pongo and Perdita, Roger and Anita, Cruella and her goons, the feisty nanny and of course the puppies. The novel characters blend in perfectly; Lars the artist who paints spots and is rapidly discovered by Cruella, and the dogs from the Thunderbird indicate. The animation was done in a similar fashion as the novel, which made it seem more closely linked. In general an delightful movie and a stronger rush to enjoy a dalmatian myself. 
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