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Now, in and of itself there is nothing wrong with the "C" the jury has decreed for MOANA 2 After all, you cannot have "A's" and "B's" with any legitimacy unless their combined quantity is balanced out by an equal number of "C's." Also I must confess that I earned my fair share of C's in high school. However, all of this is not exactly enough to make MOANA 2 into a successful high school musical. One problem is that the pig and rooster did not have an opportunity to warble out very many tunes here. Another glaring omission was the lack of a signature aria for Maui's signature tattoo. How many more sequels will it take for viewers to get what they deserve?

When viewers run across PUTTY TAT TROUBLE on a streaming menu, it sounds a lot like some sort of DIY video clip, or maybe a guide to creating an outlandish Etsy project. Afterall, putty is what most do-it-yourself types use to secure glass replacement panes within household window frames after golf, croquet, bowling or baseballs have sailed through them, and tat probably refers to something that's necessary to create macrame basket hangers for your indoor lilies and geraniums. Obviously, when you try to cram two such incongruent terms together while creating a three-word film title, you're in serious trouble.

Perhaps, since there are hundreds of these featuring Bosco, Goofy Gophers, H. Hawk, Col. Shuffle, Buddy, Foghorn Leghorn, Gabby Goat, Pete Puma, Nasty Canasta, Sniffles, Speedy Gonzales, Hector the Bulldog, Pepe Le Pew, Melissa Duck, Slowpoke Rodriguez, Hubie & Bertie, Black Jack Shellac, Beaky Buzzard, Angus Mac Roary, Foxy, Granny, Witch Hazel, Rocky & Mugsy, Penelope Cat, Miss Priscilla Hen, Spike the Bulldog and Chester the Terrier. However, it is quite important to remember that though BIRDS ANONYMOUS was far worthier of a gelded statuette award than any of the umpteen Tom & Jerry's so honored, it pales in comparison to hundreds of OTHER Looney Tunes, including the universally acclaimed Best Animated Short of All-Time, Bugs Bunny and Elmer's classic WHAT'S OPERA, DOC?