Cast overview: | |||
Reba McEntire | ... | Dixie (voice) | |
Patrick Swayze | ... | Cash (voice) | |
Jonah Bobo | ... | Tod (voice) | |
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Harrison Fahn | ... | Copper (voice) |
Jeff Foxworthy | ... | Lyle (voice) | |
Vicki Lawrence | ... | Granny Rose (voice) | |
Stephen Root | ... | Talent Scout (voice) | |
Jeff Bennett | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
Jim Cummings | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
Grey Griffin | ... | Additional Voices (voice) (as Grey Delisle) | |
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Hannah Farr | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
Kath Soucie | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
April Winchell | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
Rob Paulsen | ... | Additional Voices (voice) | |
Russi Taylor | ... | Additional Voices (voice) |
In this midquel of the original The Fox and the Hound (1981), Tod and Copper are drawn toward a local carnival. Among these attractions is a group of singing dogs, who hope to one day make it to the Grand Ole Opry. Along the way, Tod and Copper's friendship is tested as they spend so much time away from each other. Hopefully, they'll make amends before facing this challenge again in the original film.
The Fox and the Hound is a quiet classic of Disney's, I highly recommend it, it was an extremely sweet story and a personal favorite of mine. So I was curious what was with the sequel, if they just prolonged the story or was it new characters? I wasn't too sure if this was a prequel or a re-make of the first film. Because of the way the story was in the first film, this didn't make much sense. I wasn't sure if it was just an added story, if it was, it was a bit silly. While the story and characters were cute, don't get me wrong, it's perfect for the kids, it just didn't do anything for me since I'm such a fan of the first film. I just feel like they shouldn't have ruined the story, the ending to the first film was perfect, we didn't need an additional story. But it wasn't bad for the kids, it's just a typical Disney sequel.
Todd and Chopper are back as young kids, they are having their typical play dates, but Chopper is feeling a bit down since he doesn't feel that he doesn't have any special talents. After a failed attempt at trying to hunt, Chopper's master leaves him home when he takes Chief to the fair for the howling and hunting contest. Todd takes Chopper to the fair anyways to cheer him up, and they end up meeting a stray dog singing group with wants Chopper to join due to his surprising pleasant voice. Todd gets left out, but the singer that got kicked out of the band because of Chopper, Dixie, she has a few tricks up her sleeve and wants back. Todd in the mean time just wants his best friend back.
The Fox and the Hound 2 is a better Disney sequel than most, I admit. But like I said it just wasn't needed, I was kinda disappointed in seeing the computer animation, you could tell when it wasn't hand drawn. The additional characters were cute, but they didn't do anything for me personally. I would recommend that you stick with the first Fox and the Hound movie, just because it's very original and a classic. For the kids, this sequel would be up their alley, but for the fans of the original, I wouldn't really go crazy over this.
4/10