Loudmouth Reviews The Fox and the Hound 2
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2016
- Some Loudmouth on the Internet with an Opinion takes on one of Disney's worst in their terrible line of direct to video sequels
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Remember the first movie where the animals acted...like animals?
Yea and no dumb musical numbers
There's nothing wrong with anthropomorphic animals if the movie wants to be more lighthearted.
The original story of the Fox and the Hound is rlly dark
But what does the sequel have to offer if the darkest thing this movie could offer was its mean-spirited tone (even without a villain/antagonist) instead of all the soul of the original movie that knows how to have fun with it?
Well… credit (no pun intended) where credit is due, the reward we get at the end of this movie (and yes, that includes the credits) is a catchy song by Ryan Evans (keep in mind, I did say “reward” because even though the movie did (barely) thank us for sitting through all of its shit, it’s hard to buy the only best thing about it to end the mid-2000s as a whole because this movie was made in December 2006).
@@kieranstark7213 I'm gonna be honest I wrote that when I was like 13 my taste was shit I definitely agree this movie was bad now HAHA
Yeah, I know. A half decade really has passed
I watched the Fox and the Hound as a kid and loved how subtle and serious it was kinda like Bambi. It didn't need to be grand and epic (aside from the chases and final confrontation) it just told the truth about life and how tough friendships can be especially from opposing sides and how harsh the world can be. I still love it as an adult and appreciate the heart of it.
When I first heard about this movie (from a 10 second trailer announcing it) I thought, "Whatever, I'm not seeing it". When I heard that it was about them joining a band these were my reactions: "WHAT?", *head desk* , *face palm* , *Cringe!* , and *GAG!* Nice animation aside I can't even look at this thing!
1) Chief's voice is all wrong. I know there's no bringing back the original actor, but the studio's not even trying, "Just grab the cheapest set of actors you can get" is what I'm guessing they thought.
2) The slapstick's painful
3) It's way too colorful and looks Home on the Range-ish, just less entertaining
4) I don't care if those dogs are good singers or howlers it's horrendous and I want to tear my ears off!
5) 8:58 was the only good line in the movie and kinda made me laugh.
6) Copper singing makes me want slash my ears. No offense to the child actor, but seeing/hearing Copper sing is utterly painful!
7) Patrick Swayze what are you doing here? You're better than this.
8) The owners at 13:43? No just no.
9) The bad children's movies cliches oh the cliches! I feel insulted every 5 seconds.
Disney clearly hates me and it shows in this movie. Thank you so much for ripping this movie to shreds and comparing it to the first and 10x better movie :)
+joyunicycle "Chief's voice is all wrong. I know there's no bringing back the original actor, but the studio's not even trying, "Just grab the cheapest set of actors you can get" is what I'm guessing they thought" Chief in this movie is voiced by Ron Paulson who is the same voice of Pinky in Pinky and the Brain. A very talented and funny voice actor but I agree he didn't really fit this part well. Thanks for liking my review. I hope to review more bad children's movies in the future when I have time to put them together
It's actually Rob Paulsen. Hope you don't mind me pointing this out.
Either way, I agree he's a great voice actor; but after the animaniacs it seemslike his talents are put into too many awful projects.
Movies, yes. Not TV though.
i love the original Fox and the Hound movie. it's one of those movies that never gets old no matter how many times you watch it.
can't say the same about the sequel. this movie clearly shows that Disney didn't give a flying fuck about their sequels. the original characters this time around are either generic (Todd and Copper) or are barely in the movie at all (Widow Tweed, Slade, Chief), the animation might be good, but it still doesn't live up to the first movie, the new characters are terrible (Cash has to be the *WORST ONE*!), the slapstick sucks, the story's full of holes and cliches, the songs suck and the fact that it almost completely ignores the first movie like it never happened makes it even more of a disgrace. the only Disney sequels that are worth-watching are: Bambi 2, Lion King 2, Cinderella 3 (believe it or not), Rescuers: Down Under and even Aladdin 3. i'd rather be watching one of *THOSE* movies then sitting through this piece of shit again!
Technically Walt Disney Animation studios has only produced 3 sequels in their 80 year history. The Rescuers Down Under, Fantasia 2000, and Winnie the Pooh (2011). Wreck it Ralph 2 is set to be their fourth in 2018. All other sequels were produced by Disneytoon studios who handle Disney's animated television programs. Of the Disneytoon sequels while I don't consider any of them to good I would mostly agree the ones you listed are probably the best but compared to stuff like Atlantis Milo's Return and Cinderella 2 Dreams come true that isn't say much
Loudmouth Reviews Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World is even worse tho
Niko Zguri That is probably the worst one. The Enchanted Christmas was also horrible. Tim Curry can be entertaining but he should not sing
how dare you this a perfect good movie, it a 1,0000,00000 better than alpha and omga that cildsih crap
@@LoudmouthReviews The only thing about The Fox and the Hound 1 we don’t love would have to be the misogynistic line from Todd during his quarrel with his girlfriend/future wife Vixen (lucky Big Mama, a woman who could be ethnically black because of her voice didn’t take offense because if Copper had a wife, lord knows how well she would be able to take it, which is not at all) which shows it was made in the (ending a couple decades later in 2K) last millennium. But outside of that, this movie really is what the sequel should have been. An amazingly animated, grippingly somber and three-dimensional stand-alone movie (and TF&TH2 not been a thing a quarter-century later to prove that even an underrated animation studio like DisneyToon can make indefensible (outside of nostalgia) downers from time to time).
Awesome Review! The Fox and the Hound 2 is possibly one of the worst Disney sequel ever made! It may have good animation and decent voice-acting. But everything else about the film really does suck, the story has got absolutely nothing to do with the original, the songs are terrible (expect You Know I will song, which plays in the end credits may possibly be the only good song), the dialogue is dull, the humor is stupid, the slapstick is totally unfunny and boring, the jokes are so unfunny, Cash and Dixie are the worst characters of the film. (Not even Patrick Swayze and Reba McEntire could save the characters.) Speaking of Dixie, she feels like this movie's version of Mushu from Mulan ll. This and The Wild are possibly the worst Disney films of 2006. I don't think even kids could like this movie, especially ones that watch the original. I've give The Fox and the Hound 2 a 1 out of 10.
The reason for all the direct to video Disney sequels is because Disney was really suffering at the time most of their movies weren't making and after home on the range didn't do so well with critics and at the box office they closed their 2D animation (yes the princess and the frog saved it) and they were having a falling out with Pixar debating on wether toy story 2 will be a direct to video sequel so yeah the early 2000's was a pretty dark time for Disney not as dark as the 70's but still pretty bad
The Princess and the Frog did not save it. Hand Drawn animation at Disney is dead. All of Disney's upcoming movie slate is computer animated
Loudmouth Reviews well it saved it for the most part but yeah it's pretty much dead but it still would be nice to see another hand drawn animated film again rather than seeing Disney do live action remakes of there early work I'm not to excited about Tim burton directing dumbo after what he did to Alice in wonderland and Charlie and the chocolate and no I did not Charlie and the chocolate factory i don't hate Tim burton but his last few films haven't been exactly that good on top of that dumbo is a bright and colourful film and I just don't think Tim burtons dark and moody style would work in a film like that
What does the fox say? The worst noise I've ever heard.
10:53 Tod used Hyper Voice! A critical hit!
Tod uses milk to fix Copper's peanut butter problem...
8 years of school concert, jazz and show choir, and milk is one of the worst things you could drink before singing. It destroys your vocal quality and makes it all phlegmy, plus it messes with your stomach.
You think Tod’s singing is worse than Copper’s? Hearing a fox’s shrill shrieking, especially from a vixen, sounds more terrifying than annoying. Especially at night. Like a canine banshee, they are.
Here's an idea that I have for an actual Fox and the Hound sequel: a crossover with Bambi. Many people theorized that Man killed Tod's mother in the prologue, so it could fit. Since Bambi didn't also get a real sequel and has a similar setting, I think they go hand-in-hand.
That would certainly be entertaining than this
God, the book had a such depressing end.
The Fox and The Hound 2 is on Netflix.
We should do something: Petition, Fan mail, Mob, anything. We need to get the first movie on Netflix and get rid of this "sequel".
Copper's "Harrr-mo-neeee-eeeee!" deserves a Sparta remix!
Honestly that one scene with Amos and Widow Tweed meeting in the night and despite them not liking eachother, they wish the other luck in finding their missing pet was the only kinda good thing to come out of this turd of a film.
Yes I thought that was sweet too and Amos despite his hatred of Tod agrees to give her a holler if he sees him and maybe they'd get together since tweed is a widow he even admitted in this movie that tweed has spunk he'll give her that.
Why do I feel as if this movie was a legit sequel to the original it would somehow be more insulting?
Give this film one thing: Rob Paulsen did a fantastic job voicing Chief. He sounds near identical to Pat Buttram's original performance.
I think Dixie is more comparable to Rita from Oliver's Company.
Peanut butter does get sticky in your throat tho. lol. 😂
Some of the songs were decent but you're right about the story line 😂
I would kinda say Dixie is both comparable to Rita from Oliver & Company and Sasha from All Dogs go to Heaven 2.
@@zackrules4797 Yeah true l forgot about that one!
the only part of the original I didn't like was the part when Tod fell in love. it just felt forced at the last minute like "One main character needs a love interest!!"
I would say the biggest mistake the original made was not having Chief die when he got hit by the train. It would have made Cooper's 180 as a character from going out of his way to protect Todd to opening trying to kill him make more sense if Chief had actually died instead of just breaking his leg. Chief really didn't contribute anything to the story from that point on so I don't know why he survived the crash
Of course I stand with the majority opinion around here saying that this movie sucks in almost every way imaginable and of course I also believe the original one was a great film. This is not to say however that an actual sequel for "The Fox and The Hound" necessarily would go bad, while the main reason "The Fox and The Hound 2" sucked was primarily because they didn't try at all, cared little and probably the toys argument also played a part in this, they could have made a great film if they really wanted to and cared about the original film enough to follow it up.
In order to make a sequel to a particularly complex work like the original film one must first understand and comprehend the main themes addressed in it, what can be followed up and what new message related to the main themes can be added to such a film, the only place to start is after the very end of the original, so the thought process that SHOULD have gone through the creators minds and obviously didn't was:
-The main themes were friendship, the coming of age, acceptance of loss, forgiveness, loneliness and change. Prejudice sort of takes a backseat, because it is more of the means through which we get to the true main themes of the film, rather than the main point of it.
-Most of these themes can have a follow up in a sequel to "The Fox and The Hound" all they need is a new angle and new thoughts and opinions on the matter.
-By the end of the original, the main characters are separated and it is implied that they'll probably never see each other again, so let's follow up on their lives separately and see if we can come up with new ideas on the main themes, should there be the need of new characters, carefully plan them so that they fit the story and themes well.
Other than that I'd say push their luck and HEY maybe they could have even come up with a brilliant film, now that I think about what I just outlined, it makes me wanna watch THAT rather than TF&TH 2, kinda like an alternate bad timeline where in we got this terrible film instead of a brilliant one haha.
Anyways, great review, it fits my sentiments on the film perfectly, the original one was avenged.
I've said it before that this movie could have easily been made in to an original movie. Something cute and cliche. Hell I wrote it out already. Little pup is mistreated at a puppy farm and kept from being adopted, she leaves, ends up at the Fair, meets the Singing Stray's, which I renamed the Country Hounds, they sing country, their hound both means dog and one who seeks, which they are seeking fame. The pup see's the group practice, Dixie walks off and when the group performs the pup takes her place, and sings better then Copper that is for sure.
The group learns she's being mistreated and figure she just needs a little fun, but she still has to go home. The movie goes on and songs are kept but altered.
And in the end the puppy farm is closed and our little pup is adopted by Cash and Dixie and goes on to be a star with her new family.
If it was an original movie it probably wouldn't have bothered me. As a sequel to The Fox and the Hound it is absolutely terrible
Eszra Now, THAT would have been a much better movie!
Best disney sequels for me; Bambi 2 (Excellent message about family and courage, the Prince is a good father and his relation with bambi is adorable, the animation is sumptuous, the songs are sweet. One of the best sequels for sure :D) Lion King 2 and Lion King 1|2 (Pretty animation and songs, simple and interresting plots, awesome villains especially Zira, good humor and drama. I love them both equally!) Beauty and the Beast enchanted Christmas (Great songs, ok animation, cool and intimidating villain, good moral, the characters are likable and more developped. It's a fun story!) Peter pan 2 (Funny animation, cute songs, Hook is even funnier than before and he's more manipulative, Jane is pretty mature and responsible for her age which is impressive, the music is pretty, the adventure is fun. It's really enjoyable!)
At least the plot of Bambi 2 and Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas does takes place during the original.
The fact that the dog band and audience were impressed by Copper's shrill, off-Key singing proves that they're the most tone deaf Disney characters I've seen ever since the Jennifer Tilly cow in Home on the Range.
Harmoneeeeeeeeeeeeee
@@LoudmouthReviews 🤣🤣. By the way, you should review Beauty and the Beast: Belle's "Magical" World. I'd LOVE to see you rip into that!
& Years later Tilly voices the Bride of Chucky.
I love The Fox and the Hound. It has beautiful animation and a heartfelt story and even at 32 years old, it still makes me cry. This movie was just SHIT. Vile, heinous, lazy, uncreative insultingly boring shit that did absolutely nothing to honor its predecessor. At least in Bambi II, (which like The Fox and the Hound had a gap between when the characters are children and when they return as adults,) they actually GIVE US a legitimate and somewhat creative reason for that story....which is to show us what Bambi's relationship with his father was like after his mother died. THIS vile abomination doesn't even do that. It bores us to tears for an hour and then it leaves us EXACTLY where the original did....with Todd and Copper as children separated by their fate because one is destined to be a hunter and the other is destined to be his prey. We gain NOTHING with this movie other than a headache. It is ALMOST as bad as Beauty and the Beast 3 and CInderella 2 and by almost I mean by the skin of its teeth. There was no reason for this POS to be created.
Yo, Loudmouth Reviews!!! What do you know about Bobsheaux?????
I've seen some of his vids. He's cool
Oh hey, it’s been a few years since I’ve seen this comment!
Someday, Bobsheaux will do DisneyToon Studios Month (not on TLM2, Bobsheaux already reviewed that film), and we’d love to see you make a cameo on one of the reviews of this series (re: the Tinker Bell hexalogy)!
I think the fade-to-black in the middle of the "Best of Friends" song was where this movie (SUPPOSEDLY) took place.
So the audience blacked out, had this movie as a bad trip, and came to to finish the original...
Christopher Spaulding that doesn't explain how Tod says in this movie chief already chased him yet in that part of the first movie he didn't chase him till after the fade to black
@@shaniaditmar6764 True, though Tod may have been talking about earlier in this movie.
@@shaniaditmar6764 I think this movie takes place between the chase scene and coppers training montage in the original
cause in the midquel todd knows how to untie copper from his barrel and he’s already aware that chief can hurt him while in the original todd is seeing copper tied up for the first time and doesn’t know how threatening chief is yet
cough cough Nostalgia Chick cough cough
+adultmoshifan87 Yes her video on bad Disney sequels was very good. But I think it needed a more in depth attack. Hers was very brief
Plus she should've read Return To Neverland's IMDB page. "Have it ready by Thanksgiving" should've been "Have it ready by Easter" because its US release date was February 15th 2002, and the reason for the octopus WASN'T due to loss of the rights to the crocodile but because they couldn't think up any more comedic possibilities for the crocodile.
adultmoshifan87 I'm pretty sure she was joking when she said that
I understand. Still, if I ever get into movie reviewing, I would research what happened during the movie's production before beginning the review. Also, I'm sure you'll agree that "Have it ready by Thanksgiving" is a stereotypical thing to say.
Yeah, Loudmouth, that despite your dislikers here that I think that you're doing a good and funny job with your review videos, that I would love to see and hear more from you, that I had found out about you from your past post on TGWTG's forum webpages and about your "Exodus: Gods And Kings" movie review video at the time and besides your good review video right here of this mostly ridiculous movie that I mainly love your past "Top Ten Worst PSAs List" video huh, and I really don't know of which other regular movies and/or bad kids' movies to now or later on suggest to you, huh friend? >Danny
+X4v10r Thank you glad you enjoyed the review. Please share, like, and subscribe and help spread the word so I can make more
+Loudmouth Reviews i don't know about you but i think you should take a look at this one the brave little toaster disney's first and only horror movie
+SJ RANKS I haven't seen that one in so long I can't even remember if its worth reviewing. I liked it okay as a little kid and I have never watched it as an adult to see how it holds up. Like I said I only do Loudmouth Reviews of bad movies and I don't remember it being bad enough. Terrible direct to video sequels I find offensive because they only exist to cynically make a quick buck off far superior kids movies. I'm thinking of reviewing Minions because I am so sick of seeing those stupid uncreative, unfunny things in every store I go in
+Loudmouth Reviews I just find it review worthy because of all the scary scenes but if that doesn't work how about a bugs life
+SJ RANKS Definitely not. I will never review a Pixar movie because none of them are bad. Even Cars 2 which is easily their worst still is better than most kids movies out there. Also I like it when kids movies have scary scenes. Some of my favorites growing up went to dark places and that made them better. Movies like The Secret of NIM or The Land Before Time were quite dark at times and I think they are wonderful for kids. I think kids can handle more than we give them credit for
As a kid I loved the original Fox and the Hound film but I disliked the Fox and the Hound 2 as it was too cartoony and focusing on Copper joining a rubbish band.
I'd wish we got a proper sequel focusing on Tod and Copper's adulthood and gave Vixey more character development.
yes i agree.
What became of the county fair after the Ferris wheel destroyed it?
*”This Movie!”*
“iT’s JusT foR mY cHildREn.” Wwwaaaaahaaaahnnnghhhhhh!!
But done of them are strays it’s shown in the movie they have an owner, And they all got collars so it’s obvious their not strays.
I actually watched this when i was a kid
If there was one thing that really annoyed me about this film, it would have to be Cash. He was a total jerk. Even as a kid I didn't like his arrogant fame seeking attitude and how he would constantly boss the other dogs around and go as far to get mad and berate at Copper just for chasing a cricket.
could you do one for madagascar 3. i hated that.
Maybe
I actually like that movie.
Ngl, Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted, like most other DreamWorks Animation works, is actually a lot of fun (don’t get me wrong. It has flaws like the forced romantic subplot between the cartoonish King Julien and a mostly realistic bear. But the inventiveness of the circus animals and epic animation more than make up for it).
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You know they could have just give this sequel to Oliver and Company
Or the Aristocats or Home on the Range.
give movie some credit i mean come on
Alright then: for a direct to DVD sequel, the animation looks nice.
i feel appreciated now if you know what i mean and, by the way love you channel
I find it funny how you've got Todd as your profile pic.
My own positives are. the animation, the voice acting and the end credits song" You I Know Will". and that's it!
Still the worst DTV Disney animated follow-up ever. Great review, man. (BTW, it is me under a new account.)
The only ones I have enjoyed are The Return of Jafar (1994), Aladdin and the King of Thieves (1996), The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (1998), Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure (2001), 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure (2003), & Bambi II (2006).
I like the fox and hound
I'd rather watch Home on the Range than this. Hell, even that movie ain't that bad.
Credit where credit is due, at least Home on the Range, despite being one of our least favourite WDAS films up to the ranks of the one that came afterwards (Chicken Little 2005) did have catchy credits songs (especially Anytime You Need a Friend).
I'm allergic to peanuts, so that would be deadly for me.
Despite everyone opinion i really enjoy Fox and the hound 2 sure it has a similar plot to the upcoming teen titans go the Movie where Copper just like Robin Cyborg beast boy Raven and Starfire wants to become and be good at something it Was the teen titans go to the Movies of 2006 the animation Was great and Good Harrison fahn and Jonah bobo did a good job playing Tod and Copper Rob Paulsen's performance sounds just like Pat Buttram chief's original voice actor who Passed Away in 1994 I really do like Russi Taylor as Widow Tweed Sure her voice doesn t live up to Jeanette Nolan's but Taylor has this cutest caring and loving mother figure voice that fits the character perfectly i also love Jeff Bennett's performance as Amos Slade he sounded just like the original voice actor Jack albertson Amos's Slade's original voice actor who Passed Away in 1981 the same time that the first movie Was released in threaters before hearing Jeff i thought that Jess harnell Wil be the Replacement for the late Jack albertson seing as he does make a good impression of him but Jeff Bennett it's also Good it makes me wish that Amos Slade Chief and the rest of Fox and the hound characters Made appearances in the house of mouse tv series sure i Was very dissapointed that Big mama dinky boomer the Bear vixey tod's Mate porcupine and the badger Mr digger didn t appear in the second movie because Tod didn t meet vixey until Tweed send him to the forest and porcupine and digger weren't present in Tod and Copper's childhood the Bear Didn t appear until the climax near the end of the first movie oh and also remember squeaks the Caterpillar in the original that dinky and Boomer we're trying to Eat and suddenly transform into a Butterfly Well she doesn t appear in the second movie but the Cricket that Tod and Copper we're chasing after kinda resembles her Big mama dinky and Boomer we're tod's guardians along with Tweed and while dinky and Boomer we're focused on chasing after squeaks Big mama tells Tod to be carefull because when Copper returns as an Adult he is going to be a real Killer It's very sad not to see them in the Second movie i like Vicky Lawrence as Granny rose she Was very funny Kath soucie as Zelda the cat i love her as Well reba macentire as Dixie she is cool Jeff foxworthy as Lyle pretty funny winchell p bickerstaff and Olivia farmer we're great Jim Cummings as both Waylon and Floyd he did a great performance and the late Patrick Swayze as Cash he is awessome Cash it's my favorite character from the second movie i really like him i thought he Was hallarious Fox and the hound 2 Animation 10/10 Story 10/10 characters 10/10 and i also enjoy the songs hound dude it's one of my favorite songs in this movie songs 10/10 final result : the Nicholas Seal of Approval 😉😀😀😀😀😀😀😉😅😘😸😸😸😹😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻