Much of the Disney sequels do not compare to the magic, charm and imagination of the originals and this one is no exception. When you're watching these sequels, sometimes you are left missing the original even more because. even though there is a little bit of nostalgia, the sequel doesn't bring back the quality of the original.
Yet, for this movie, there are some memorable characters, great animation, charming songs and a quick-paced plot, where we get to see Lady and the Tramp's son Scamp, tired of rules he has to follow at home, yearn for the out yonder life and decides to join a carefree group of junkyard dogs.
There is really nothing original in the film and the two title characters, Lady and the Tramp, are not in the movie much. The plot is rushed, which made little room for character development. However, the chemistry between Scamp and Angel was somewhat nice, and the overall family importance theme is touching.
Overall, this film is nice for the kids to enjoy, but adults would probably stick with the original.
Grade C+
Yet, for this movie, there are some memorable characters, great animation, charming songs and a quick-paced plot, where we get to see Lady and the Tramp's son Scamp, tired of rules he has to follow at home, yearn for the out yonder life and decides to join a carefree group of junkyard dogs.
There is really nothing original in the film and the two title characters, Lady and the Tramp, are not in the movie much. The plot is rushed, which made little room for character development. However, the chemistry between Scamp and Angel was somewhat nice, and the overall family importance theme is touching.
Overall, this film is nice for the kids to enjoy, but adults would probably stick with the original.
Grade C+