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Storyline
Mumble the penguin has a problem: his son Erik, who is reluctant to dance, encounters The Mighty Sven, a penguin who can fly! Things get worse for Mumble when the world is shaken by powerful forces, causing him to brings together the penguin nations and their allies to set things right. Written by
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Every step counts.
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Details
Release Date:
18 November 2011 (USA)
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Box Office
Budget:
$135,000,000
(estimated)
Opening Weekend:
$13,397,346
(USA)
(18 November 2011)
Gross:
$63,992,328
(USA)
(2 March 2012)
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Technical Specs
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Did You Know?
Trivia
Pop singer Alecia Moore (
Pink) replaces
Brittany Murphy as Gloria, due to her death in 2009. Coincidentally, Pink sang a cover version of 'Tell Me Something Good' for the first film which can be heard in the opening credits.
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Goofs
At the end of Happy Feet when Mumble joins his family again with the tracker on his back, Mumble looses a lot of his fluff to the point where his "bowtie" has disappeared. In this movie, all of the fluff that he lost in the first movie has somehow grown back.
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Quotes
[
shouts down at Carmen who is down below, far beyond the ice block cliff where Ramon stands at]
Ramon:
I hate this long distance relationship!
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Crazy Credits
At the very end of the credits, we see the background usually reserved for Porky Pig in the Looney Toon cartoons. Instead of Porky, it's Sven, who says, "Ja, the Svend", as the words The Svend appears in script beneath him.
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Connections
Follows
Happy Feet (2006)
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Soundtracks
Walk It Out
Written by
Korey Roberson, Jarvis Griffin,
Montay Humphrey, Reginald Jones,
Unk (as Anthony Platt), Richard Sims,
Howard Simmons & Miguel Willis
©2006 30318 Underground Publishing. Licensed & administered by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd and Ultra Empire Music o/b/o Top Quality Publishing
Performed by
Elizabeth Daily (as E G Daily) and
Benjamin Flores Jr. (as Lil P-Nut)
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I was really looking forward to seeing this film and it did not disappoint. Although Happy Feet Two was not as good as its Oscar-winning predecessor, there were still plenty of toe-tapping moments. I liked the fact that the songs were recognizable. I am sure that L. L. Cool J is just tickled pink that they included his "Mama Said Knock You Out". In this film Mumble (Elijah Wood) is all grown up and learning how to be a better father to his son Erik (Ava Acres). Erik was just the cutest little thing and he pulls at your heart-strings right from the beginning. The main story line was a good one, but I think that I found the story between Bill the Krill (Matt Damon) and Will the Krill (Brad Pitt) even more entertaining. Those two had their own thing happening. I liked the way that the writer (George Miller) had two stories going on at the same time and the fact that they blended together in the end was excellent. I think that you have to have a lot going on to keep the attention of kids these days. I did not see this film in 3D, but you could tell by some of the scenes that the price of a 3D ticket might have been worth it for this film. The animation in this film was simply stunning. Animation has come a long way since Casper the Friendly ghost (I'm dating myself, huh?) Anyway, it was great. It was also refreshing to see the development of numerous female characters in this film such as Gloria (Pink) and Carmen (Sofia Vergara). I have to give props to the ladies. Robin William's character, Ramon had me cracking up throughout the film. It is not surprising that Robin really knows how to make his characters stand out since he has done numerous voice projects in the past (Genie in the Aladdin films, Dr. Know in A.I. and Fender in Robots). This film contains numerous life-lessons that I think that the target audience will understand (one person can make a difference, keep your promises, don't run away from home, etc.). If you enjoyed the first Happy Feet, then you will also enjoy this one (just not as much). Anyway, I say put on your dancing shoes, shake a tail feather and go out and see this film. I am giving this film a green light.