Baloo takes Mowgli back to the jungle, with Shanti. If he is to defeat his nemesis, Mowgli will need the help of both his old friends and his new family. Baloo (John Goodman) goes to the man village despite Bagheera (Bob Joles) and Colonel Hathi (Jim Cummings). When Mowgli wanders back into the wild for some swingin' fun, he soon finds Baloo isn't the only one waiting for him –- the man-eating tiger Shere Khan is lurking in the shadows and planning his revenge. His new life includes his little stepbrother, Ranjan, and his best friend, Shanti, but the man-cub still has that jungle rhythm in his heart, and he misses his old buddy Baloo (John Goodman). Mowgli (Haley Joel Osment) has been living in the village among the humans. The jungle is jumping again as Mowgli, Baloo, Bagheera, and the rest of your favorite characters return in the fun-filled musical adventure THE JUNGLE BOOK 2.
Both are much better than this.From Disney's wildly popular THE JUNGLE BOOK comes a thrilling, animated feature film.
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If you want a good version of Rudyard Kipling's book, either watch the first movie or the recent remake.
Overall, this is pretty much any inferior copy of the original. Baloo the bear has been made into a bland parody of himself, Bagheera does nothing but nag constantly and Mowgli has lost any character that he had. John Goodman gives it his all, but there's only so much he can do with a script that is so content to steal from the original. This movie has songs that are mostly forgettable, one-dimensional characters, and mediocre animation. It had great songs, unforgettable characters and animation that still holds up pretty well. It's one of my favourite childhood movies and I still consider it one of the best animated movies of all time. This movie has songs that are mostly forgettable, I love the original Jungle Book. Granted this film is inoffensive to the younger children watching this but they are better off sticking to the original. The new musical numbers are also generic. On top of that, the new characters that has been introduced are either annoying or inconsequential to the plot. Granted the opening title sequence was creative with the shadow puppet animation but no other bits of the film follow that line of creativity. Unfortunately their talents are wasted in a script that has no passion behind it. John Goodman, Tony Jay, Jim Cummings, and Haley Joel Osmond do an admirable job at replacing the original voice cast. The voice talents also try to add life to the performances. The animation is bright and colorful with an attempt to put some attention to detail. It is a shame because some effort was put into the production side of things. This sequel unfortunately reflects the quality of most of these sequels though. This was made during the time when Disney was in clear financial ruin so they had to make many direct-to-DVD and Video sequels to get a profit for their box office performances. Unfortunately since it is not available for review, I am stuck reviewing the sequel. This was made during the time when Disney was in clear financial ruin so they had to make many Due to the relevancy of the recent remake, I decided to pay a retrospective to the original classic from 1967. Due to the relevancy of the recent remake, I decided to pay a retrospective to the original classic from 1967. Much like in the 2nd season of Jungle Cubs (1996), Baloos fur is blue rather then grey like in his other appearances.
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