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Stuart Little 2

Michael J. Fox (Actor), Geena Davis (Actor), Rob Minkoff (Director) | Rated: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) | Format: DVD
4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (33 customer reviews)

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De Babe à Dr. Dolittle, il y a longtemps que les producteurs ont compris que les animaux doués de la parole savent réjouir les plus jeunes. La recette est à nouveau mise à l’épreuve dans le deuxième épisode des aventures de la charmante petite souris Stuart Little (Petit Stuart).

Stuart est maintenant un membre à part entière de la famille Little. Mais son grand frère humain le délaisse et Stuart n’a plus d’amis. C’est alors qu’apparaît la petite Margalo, oisillon solitaire et téméraire. Cette rencontre entraînera notre petite souris dans une aventure effrayante et incroyable grâce à laquelle chacun comprendra mieux le sens du mot amitié.

Après avoir cherché une famille dans le premier volet, c’est désormais aux amis que Stuart se consacre. Empruntant à nouveau la voix de Michael J. Fox – tandis que Melanie Griffith prête la sienne à l’oiseau –, le rongeur continue de se poser en exemple pour les enfants. La loyauté et le courage, en effet, ne sont pas les moindres de ses qualités. Et sa famille est toujours aussi idyllique, notamment grâce à des couleurs éclatantes et à Geena Davis qui, dans le rôle de la mère, compose un véritable ange de bonté. Truffé de bons sentiments, Stuart Little 2 est un film d’animation charmant, en forme de fable d’un optimisme à toute épreuve. --Helen Faradji

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5.0 out of 5 stars A fun and good-natured movie for all ages., Jun 16 2004
This review is from: Stuart Little 2 (DVD)
This sequel to the 1999 original Stuart Little movie is every bit as good as that one and in some ways I would go as to say that it's even better.

The legendary mouse Stuart Little goes on an another adventure when after returning to a normal life with his human family, The Littles, Stuart finds himself developing a crush on a canary but she is in danger of being imprisoned by a tyrant falcon who hates mice and the female bird has never gotten a chance to migrate south with the rest of her species. She and Stuart's worlds collide one day and they've sparked a romance but after she is kidnapped by the evil falcon, Stuart Little and his former feline rival and now somewhat friend Snowbell work together and set out to find and rescue her from the evil falcon before it's too late.

This film is yet another good sequel in moviemaking that dodges the infamous sequel-slump and brilliantly continues the story from the first Stuart Little movie. The mix of live and computer animation is really excellent and even the canary and Stuart Little look almost realistic and perfectly blend in with the live footage. It may not be anything phenomenal but it is pure entertainment for those who just want plain fun without anything graphic nor beyond PG rated.

It's not necessarily an essential movie but this is certainly worth renting or at least checking out.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Stuart Little 2" is a fun movie for kids, Jan 2 2004
This review is from: Stuart Little 2 (DVD)
I think "Stuart Little 2" is a better movie than its predecessor. The sequel has more humor, more effects, and is faster paced than the original. The effects in this film are stunning. Stuart Little has incredible detail in his movements and hair. The bird Margalo is also well animated. She moves just like a bird but still manages to have a cartoon kind of face. The falcon is pretty cool and evil looking, too. All in all, it's an amazing accomplishment by Sony Imageworks. The effects hold up particularly well on the small screen and the colors are bright and clear. The DVD presentation looks great.

The voices in this film were well cast. Though I despise Melanie Griffith, her voice fit the bird well. She had just the right mix of innocence and street smarts. James Woods is excellent any time he plays the bad guy, and his voice fits the evil falcon well. And if you saw the original then you know Michael J. Fox fits the mouse's voice perfectly. However, the show stealer is Nathan Lane as Snowbell. Pretty much all of the characters are dull compared to this cat. He has some of the funniest one-liners of any film this summer and steals the show any time he's on screen.

The music in "Stuart Little 2" is pretty good, too, and sounds great on a home theater system. You may find yourself tapping your toes to this soundtrack.

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3.0 out of 5 stars An even more wild adventure, Dec 10 2003
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This review is from: Stuart Little 2 (DVD)
Engaging and fun, but not up to the mark set by the first Stuart Little movie. Not much level of plausibility, which was the case in the first movie, where you actually come to believe this little mouse is real. This movie takes on a video game aspect with plenty of action to keep kids enthralled to the very end. The animation team outdoes itself with the level of detail in their animation. Stuart's little eyes are so expressive and Margalo comes across as a winsome soulmate. The falcon steals the show, with James Woods adding a touch of humor to the "fierce creature," who creates quite a bit of tension in this movie. My little one (2-1/2) was a little worried about the fate of Stuart, but after multiple viewings feels assured as to the outcome. Now that the two movies come packaged together you might be better off buying the box set, if you don't already own the first movie.
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