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Happy Feet Two



"Happy Feet Two" is a 100 minute movie that follows on from the first movie; "Happy Feet". The director of this movie is George Miller. As this is an animation type movie there are only voices from people. The actual people do not star in the movie. The main characters include: Elijah Wood -- as Mumble, Pink -- as Gloria and Ava Acres -- as Erik. The movie was released in 2011 and is rated PG.

The movie starts off by showing us the earth as a whole and as it zooms in, it focuses on Antarctica and when they zoom into the area where the emperor penguins live, we can see that all of the penguins are dancing and singing. We are then shown that there are younger penguins and they are all dancing, well except for one, Erik. Throughout the movie, Erik tries to learn to fly because he realises that there is such things as "Flying Penguins and will do anything to learn to fly. This movie is suitable for a family movie because everyone will enjoy the cartoons and the plot. Smaller children will like to watch the penguins sing and dance while the older kids can listen to the story and the dialogue. There are also a few funny scenes which will give everyone a bit of a laugh. Who doesn't like a few funny bits in the movie? Although adults might not be as interested to watch this movie, they will want to be with their kids and will watch it as well.

Another reason why "Happy Feet Two" is a good movie is bacause the first movie was a huge success and people who watched the first one will usually want to watch it to see what happens to the characters and watch what happens as they grow older. Mumble, in the first movie was taken on a very mysterious journey and to watch him keep learning in the second movie makes people very captivated by this movie. Also, in the second movie, Mumble has a son (Erik) and it is very interesting to watch him follow his fathers footsteps.

To conclude, "Happy Feet Two" is a good movie and is suitable for people of all ages. It teaches us a lot of little things that will one day be useful in life. My recommendation would be to watch it somewhere and have a very exciting experience with penguins for the second time, because just like the movie says: "Every Step Counts".

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