Uma Família Feliz 2

It looks OK in the short but the actual movie if quite forgettable, with a few genuine life's.

First thing first, the animation is very weird, may have been top shelf ten years ago but lacks real feel. In part I blame the eyes, they just giant discs that take away any feeling.

Furthermore, many of the characters looked lifted from other animations. Mila looks like the bad guy from The Incredibles just turned into a female.

Then there is the story, most of which we have seen done better elswhere, is staid and travels at a mediocre pace with no surprises.

The voice acting is pretty average and clearly c grade talent.

As bad as it it isn't so bad as to be terrible either, it's just terribly average. Young children will probably enjoy it to a degree but it won't be a favourite either.

So if desperate for something to keep kids under 10 amused without adult supervision it may pass but parents will want to bang their head against a wall if they have to sit through it.

So for me 4 stars out of 10.

If I remember correctly another movie was supposed to come out exactly close to this time of the year before it got pushed to next year. Also the theme of that movie was monsters turning into humans and this movie is about humans turning into monsters... also the source of the transformation is basically advanced crazy science mixed with magic green gems.

It just feels like this fish out of water story is a bit used in movies these days. And that every movie is basically the same movie mixed with surface level differences.

And this movie? Well you can either watch this movie or Hotel Transylvania 4... you choose... it's all just the same formula...

This is one of, if not the worst movie I can remember seeing in the last decade. I was happy to watch the original Monster Family with my kids because it was entertaining, creative, and had decent animation. This movie is so far removed from the original that I'm convinced it could not have been made by the same producer: The plot is all over the place and impossible to follow; the animation is isn't even close to being in sync with the voicing; and of my (3) kids ranging in age from 1-5 years old, not one of them laughed through the whole movie.

I created an account just to give this movie a bad review and have no idea how anyone else could give this better than 1 star. DO NOT WATCH.

Hadn't watched the first one but we needed a hallowe'en movie to watch as a family. The animation is top notch, however, the plot is a mash of generic monsters in peril, so cliched it's probably ironic "oh no we're monsters again?" inciting incident and uninspiring vocal performances. I think it's one of those productions where the producers need to sell it to different territories and with different voice actors, so you don't get any identifiable facial expressions or tics. The worst example is Nick Frost as the Dad. Usually the animators have the voice cast's performance to use as a guide but I'm sure here the voice cast were hired during or after production.

All in all it was a forgettable 90 minutes with a weird mix of too much plot and not enough storytelling.

If the first Monster Family was an underwhelming less than the sum of its parts, this surpasses it comfortably. Monster Family 2 appears to have been made by people with no understanding of children. The animation is second rate and the visual jokes simply not funny, nor do they add to the plot. The script is lazy at best and plagiarised at worst. Clearly made for international distribution to undemanding TV Networks looking to fill their schedules, the voice acting is poor in the extreme. Surprising, really, when considering some of the names involved. It is obvious that for some of the better known actors it represented a quick payday when the work could be squeezed in between other, more high-profile engagements. As for some of the lesser known performers with large parts, well lets just say they are not remotely up to it and spare their blushes by not naming them. If you want top notch animations both great for kids and adults, stick to Pixar or Sony.