Happily N'Ever After 2 (2009)
Genre: Animation / Fantasy
Duration: 75 minuten
Country:
United States
Directed by: Steven E. Gordon and Boyd Kirkland
Stars: Kirk Thornton and Cindy Robinson
IMDb score:
3,7 (2.217)
Releasedate: 24 March 2009
Happily N'Ever After 2 plot
Fairy tales collide as Mambo and Munk rearrange the values of good and evil. This time, Princess Snow White is a thoughtless teenager who would rather have fun with her friends Little Red Riding Hood, Goldilocks and Little Bo Peep than helping the local farmers. When Snow White's father is linked to Lady Vain, a vain and cunning witch who wants to rule the kingdom alone, Snow White becomes the nail of Lady Vain's coffin. Snow White is soon tricked by Lady Vain, who, with the help of Rumplestiltskin, spreads vicious gossip among the villagers, forcing her to flee the country. She helps rebuild the house of the three Little Pigs along with the Seven Dwarfs, who take charge. In this way Snow White learns to help, appreciate and understand the value of others. But she must also ensure that her father's marriage to Lady Vain is thwarted. With Mambo and Munk in tow, Snow White proves that she too can rule the land, after restoring the values of good and evil.
Actors and actresses
Little Red Riding Hood (voice)
King Cole / Peter / Humpty Dumpty
Pied Piper (voice)
Old Woman in Shoe (voice)
Snow White (voice)
Priest / Rumpelstiltskin (voice)
Lady Vain (voice)
Goldilocks/Lucy (voice)
Grimm (voice)
McHugh (voice)
Reviews & comments
Q Jones
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- 3527 messages
- 2894 votes
Part 1 I thought was great, that film was innovative, funny, well put together and was fun for both children and adults. The characters in part 1 were also incredibly fun and even for an animation film you empathized with them and recognized things from everyday life.
Happily N'Ever After 2 completely misses the mark, and this is a typical case of milking. The film starts off somewhat nice. Then you think oh the film still has some potential, but after the first 20 minutes it is nothing anymore. This film is mainly aimed at children and they want to give the children a message. But I seriously wonder which target group they have chosen for the message in question. This film is namely nice for children from 4 to 8 and they are really not yet concerned with their appearance and going out a bit strange 
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The film is in terms of structure a super bad copy of 1 because no one is introduced and everyone just does whatever. The characters are not nice and rather annoying. Where in part 1 the dwarves were still GENIUS, in this film they are a bunch of pussies with suddenly much softer voices. The effects also look much cheaper as does the whole film by the way.
The story, is there that in it?? No, it's just a boring series of loose moments. Children who watch this film will have no idea who is who and what exactly is happening and that is a shame because it started out nice with cell phones, limousines and techno music in a fairytale world.
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
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