La vida secreta de tus mascotas 2

Narratively, the film is not without fault. In particular, the three storylines are fairly loose, and do not seem to relate to each other. Nevertheless, this does not prevent the film to be thoroughly unpredictable, wildly fun and extremely fast-paced. While introducing a new character Tiger or Hu, the film retains most of the characters from its predecessor, all of which are adorable and cute. The characters, dialogues and actions are super hilarious, and the children in the auditorium kept laughing throughout. Several scenes, including the cliff scene and the chase scenes, are pretty intense.

See the movie if you want fun and happiness.

We find the same protagonists of the first opus (Max, Duke, Snowball, Gidget, ...) confronted with new delirious adventures, which allow joyful flights with a quirky humor. Not to mention new characters such as Rooster (Harrison Ford).

As a synthesis, this second opus is ultra-vitamin!

This was brilliant for the 5, 9 & 10 year olds who saw it, they thoroughly enjoyed it and laughed. This is a kids film, and a good one. Adults giving this serious reviews need to get a grip.

I might not have the right age anymore for those kind of movies but to be honest I did enjoy it. I watched the first movie and liked it, but to me the second one is slightly better. The humor is the best thing about this movie. It doesn't matter what age you are, humor is humor, if somethings makes you laugh enjoy it, and that's why I watched this movie. The voice-overs were better than in the first movie and the animation is just top notch.

I didn't see the first film but this one gives a good laugh to anyone who has had a pet. The characters are funny and fit the character of the animals well.

The animation is good without being too much and the writing is along the lines of despicable me and others, with the slapstick and jokes pitched about right.

It isn't a classic like despicable me but it is certainly worth a watch for children and adults alike.