After falling head over hooves in love with Giselle, Elliot's road to the altar takes a slight detour when Mr. Weenie is 'kidnapped' by his human owners. A rescue mission starts. Oh, and the... Read allAfter falling head over hooves in love with Giselle, Elliot's road to the altar takes a slight detour when Mr. Weenie is 'kidnapped' by his human owners. A rescue mission starts. Oh, and there's also a group of pampered pets.After falling head over hooves in love with Giselle, Elliot's road to the altar takes a slight detour when Mr. Weenie is 'kidnapped' by his human owners. A rescue mission starts. Oh, and there's also a group of pampered pets.
- Awards
- 2 nominations total
Joel McHale
- Elliot
- (voice)
Jane Krakowski
- Giselle
- (voice)
Billy Connolly
- McSquizzy
- (voice)
Crispin Glover
- Fifi
- (voice)
Steve Schirripa
- Roberto
- (voice)
Georgia Engel
- Bobbie
- (voice)
Diedrich Bader
- Rufus
- (voice)
Cody Cameron
- Mr. Weenie
- (voice)
Fred Stoller
- Stanley
- (voice)
Olivia Hack
- Charlene
- (voice)
Danny Mann
- Serge
- (voice)
Maddie Taylor
- Deni
- (voice)
- (as Matt Taylor)
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Nika Futterman
- Rosie
- (voice)
Sean P. Mullen
- Roger
- (voice)
Michelle Murdocca
- Maria
- (voice)
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One of those movie sequels
Ok this sequel isn't as good as the 1st and 3rd one because theres a little hint of cringe in it, basically the movie starts with Elliot who for some reason has huge antlers? How does that happen in like 1 week after open season 1? It turns out elliot and Giselle (some bland doe character who elliot loves) is getting married? Once again, how does this happen to quickly?! The animals new friend Mr. Weenie (that dachshund that was found) misses his owner (Bobbie) ok I guess this is Mr. Weenies film now? And more events happen, the ending....it ends with the most cringiest version of close to you you will ever hear...yeah this one kinda failed....
Your typical direct to video sequel, except not terrible
This isnt quite as soul crushing as Disneys direct to video sequels, but it's definitely more boring, cringe worthy, and just outright not funny at all, I would give it a worse score, but just compared to Disney's sequels, it's not terrible, it's fine.
Open season 2
I'm an animator myself... so thereby an animation geek. I really liked the first open season movie. Didn't love it.... but liked it. When I saw it again a couple of weeks ago I thought it didn't feel as good as it did the first time. The story isn't just good enough to watch more then once... maybe twice. But I absolutely loved the look and design of the film. So when Open Season 2 was lying in the shelfs at the local DVD store I bought it right away. Hoping it would be as good or hopefully better then the first one. Just a nice animated film with some humor. I expected nothing more nothing less. But Open season 2 is a real let down. All I can say is that it feels like the just didn't rewrite the script. Stuck with all there first ideas and just rushed it out the door. Even the animation doesn't feel as solid as the first movie. It had some funny moments and some really nice characters. But it wasn't worth the money I paid for it. Maybe kids will love this... but as an adult... just don't expect to see a movie that will have the extra layer so you to can enjoy it as much as your kid would. Still... Boog the bear... for me is one of the best designs of a bear ever.
Fun and entertaining
This animation is about a bunch of wild animals who goes on a trip to rescue their previously domesticated friend, who got recaptured by is owner.
I find "Open Season 2" very similar to "Shrek", but a lot simpler and aimed at younger viewers. The story is fun and engaging. The dog, Mr Weenie is fun, and I like his German accent! Fifi makes me laugh too, as the vanity and beauty of Fifi clashes with his masculine voice and aggressive character. I liked the story as it celebrates friendship, and shows that sometimes it takes teamwork to achieve a common goal. The merry mishaps along the way are fun to watch.
I find "Open Season 2" very similar to "Shrek", but a lot simpler and aimed at younger viewers. The story is fun and engaging. The dog, Mr Weenie is fun, and I like his German accent! Fifi makes me laugh too, as the vanity and beauty of Fifi clashes with his masculine voice and aggressive character. I liked the story as it celebrates friendship, and shows that sometimes it takes teamwork to achieve a common goal. The merry mishaps along the way are fun to watch.
Excellent! Huge fun!!!
Well, I can't say that the story is something to talk about, but the characters are INCREDIBLE, every single one of them is unique, funny, and fits perfectly in the movie. If you didn't like Open Season 1 and you find that a reason not to watch Open Season 2, think again! From hundreds of reasons it is worth of a watch even only to see a cat named Roger, I think that is the most original and the funniest animated character I ever saw in a cartoon! I cant really remember the name of that cat breed that it represents, but in moment I saw the cat I knew what were they trying to say. Every animal in the movie is represented just like it's appearance speaks, but much more deeply and originally.
Did you know
- TriviaThis is the first Sony Pictures Animation movie to become a franchise.
- GoofsThe bald spot on Fifi's tail is only visible after he finishes his story about being "attacked" by wild animals and shows it to everyone. It is not seen before or after.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #40.7 (2009)
- SoundtracksClose To You
Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David
Performed by Joel McHale, Mike Epps, Jane Krakowski, Billy Connolly, Cody Cameron, Danny Mann, Maddie Taylor, Crispin Glover, Steve Schirripa, Georgia Engel, Diedrich Bader, Fred Stoller and Olivia Hack.
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Box office
- Gross worldwide
- $8,797,168
- Runtime
- 1h 16m(76 min)
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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