Open Season 2

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Open Season 2

PG

2008

1h 16m

Kids & Family

Comedy

Adventure

Animation

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Animals band (Mike Epps, Joel McHale) together to rescue a kidnapped dachshund (Cody Cameron) from a group of domesticated pets.

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Kevin Carr

7M Pictures

03/05/2009

3/5

Like the previous film, it doesn't take itself too seriously. It's not high art, but it's fun and silly for kids and families.

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Bill Gibron

Filmcritic.com

02/19/2009

3/5

It's not a classic, but it's not a clunker either.

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Brian Orndorf

DVDTalk.com

01/25/2009

B

Even though it's cursed with a small budget and a complete overhaul of the voice cast, Season 2 is a gentle charmer, yet even more importantly, it's practically A Night at the Opera compared to the first film.

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Brian Webster

Apollo Guide

01/20/2009

64/100

Now and again, the humour is quite effective and the spoof of RV road warriors hits the mark, but more often, the jokes are higher on energy than they are on laugh generation.

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Bruce F

@MoralMaster Aug 17

Just as good as the first one good sequel funny nice family movie once again a lot of the time it's hard to make a good part 2

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christa R

@JacobRanks Jul 23

We really did not need another Open Season movie Its by far one of the top 5 worst Sony Animation Movies. They had to recast nearly everyone for this movie. And probably the worst thing about the movie is the characters Don't even sound the same from Open Season 1. The characters are WAY MORE ANNOYING and it has stupidest lore I have ever seen. Its a huge downgrade from Open Season 1 and a lacking film overall its usually considered D tier.

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diogo13 T

@Tua_mera Jul 12

Open Season 2 makes the franchise's decline clear by being released directly to video. The narrative shifts its focus away from Boog, and Elliot becomes an excessively annoying character with his wedding jitters. The animation lost the polish of the first film, and the humor relies too much on cheap, repetitive toilet jokes.

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Casanovant T.

@casanovantiscool May 24

Not a good movie. Already a forgettable movie and making is worse is not logical. Plot isn’t even relevant to the theme of Open Season. Only thing I liked about this movie was one of the soundtracks. Don’t watch this movie otherwise.

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Rocco S

@Rocstar May 11

Open season 2 is so bad and the actors got replaced and this movie makes me mad overall awful sequel 2.5/10

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Ray C

@RT17651982 Feb 21

Fun direct-to-video sequel.

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Synopsis

Animals band (Mike Epps, Joel McHale) together to rescue a kidnapped dachshund (Cody Cameron) from a group of domesticated pets.

Director: Matthew O'Callaghan, Todd Wilderman
Producer: Kirk Bodyfelt, Matthew O'Callaghan
Screenwriter: David I. Stern
Production Co: Sony Pictures Animation, Reel FX Creative Studios
Rating: PG (Mild Rude Humor)
Genre: Kids & Family, Comedy, Adventure, Animation
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 13, 2009
Runtime: 1h 16m

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