Open Season 2 | 
| Directors: Matthew O'callaghan, Todd Wilderman
Actors: Joel Mchale, Mike Epps, Steve Schirripa, Sean Mullen (ii), Crispin Glover
Studio: Sony Pictures
Category: DVD
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Rating:  28 reviews
Sales Rank: 3238
Format: Ac-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, Dvd, Subtitled, Widescreen, Ntsc
Languages: English (Original Language), English (Subtitled), French (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled), French (Dubbed), Spanish (Dubbed)
Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Region: 99
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 76 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.5
MPN: 24326
UPC: 043396243262
EAN: 0043396243262
ASIN: B001FTIJS0
Theatrical Release Date: 2009
Release Date: January 27, 2009
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Product Description
Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 01/27/2009 Run time: 76 minutes Rating: Pg
Amazon.com
Commitment can be a scary concept, especially when it means "forever and ever." When Open Season concluded, Boog the bear and the domesticated dog Mr. Weenie had run off into the woods to join the wild animals and buck Elliot had become smitten with doe Giselle. Open Season 2 opens with a nervous Elliot and a beaming Giselle about to take their wedding nuptials, while Mr. Weenie is being enticed back to captivity by a trail of dog biscuits. Rationalizing that he's a good friend above all else, Elliot leaves Giselle at the altar and sets out to save Mr. Weenie. Boog, McSquizzy, Buddy, and the rest of the forest gang join Elliot on his quest, followed by Giselle who quickly proves invaluable to the team. New characters Roberto, Fifi, and a host of other domestic pets try to convince Mr. Weenie that sacrificing some freedom is a small price to pay for being loved, but in the end only Mr. Weenie can decide which is the right world for him. Likewise, Elliot must decide whether marriage entails more commitment than he can handle. Open Season 2 has some funny moments, but the plot is fairly weak and it's just not as good as the first movie. The kids that previewed the film found it entertaining, but preferred the original Open Season, and most parents will probably be just as happy skipping Open Season 2. Bonus features include 14-minutes of voice talent interview footage (with mostly new voice talent since few actors returned for this second film), 5 fairly basic DVD games, and a "how to draw" Boog, Elliot, and Fifi tutorial. There are also 3 storyboarded deleted scenes and Baha Men's "Who Let the Dogs Out" music video. (Ages 3 and older) --Tami Horiuchi
Stills from Open Season 2 (click for larger image)
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| Customer Reviews: Read 23 more reviews...
 Animated Comedy June 15, 2009
D. Hand
Sequels usually aren't as good as the original, but in this case I enjoyed Open Season 2 more than Open Season. Truely hillarious with the addition of Mr. Weenie and the other dogs.
 Nap time June 10, 2009
Rene S. Hoepelman Jr. (Cary, NC)
Not as good as the first one and not nearly up to par with any of the other current or past pixar films. Looks more like a cartoon then animation. Poorly written I dont even know what the story line is about....it just drags on and on and on. None of the original actors returned from the first one which I was not aware of till I popped this in the DVD.
Excellent movie to take a nap too but thats about it.
 Booooooog is sorry, throw-up... June 6, 2009
Luc Belec (Florida)
I love anime, especially the computer generated one. The quality of the details, the pictures is unbelievable. Especially when it's coming from Dream work / Pixar. The first was hilarious, funny, interesting and very lovable.
This one didn't have-it to me. There're no if, but or what, the quality is there but the story is, well, interesting, I did want more Boog and Elliot not this French up-tight "poodle". I did have a very high hope and end up at the end of the movie, disappointed.
I did pre-order it in blue ray thinking of getting another good classic with unbelievable quality, good personages, humors and much more. Even the humor was not the same kind. To me it's like a different compositor who writes the story and develops the new personages. The taste and the flavors are gone...
Better Than Open Season 1 May 21, 2009
David B. Gardner (Brighton, Michigan USA)
I agree with another reviewer that I thought Open Season 1 was avereage at best, not very funny, pretty cliched and corny. So when I read some negative reviews on Open Season 2 I didn't even bother renting it. But my kid chose this herself at the video store the other day, and I watched it with both my kids and I was totally impressed. This movie is pretty hilarious I think it's way better than the original. The plot is good and there's tons of jokes that all ages can enjoy. Some of the negative reviews mention that the original stars didn't return, that really makes no difference; Elliot and Boog sound the same. Elliot is especially good and all the other animals are hilarious. My kids laughed over and over at Mr. Weenie and the cat, Roger. We ended up watching it like 4 times before taking it back and I asked them if they liked Open Season 1 or 2 better and they both said "2" right away, and I totally agree.
fun movie for children and grandmas too April 28, 2009
Dian King (Kittanning, Pennsylvania USA)
Open Season 2 was every bit as good as Open Season 1. Sometimes the second movie lacks something, but not this one. My grandson and I have movie night and we watch a new movie and eat grapes together...this movie held our attention and made us laugh alot. Excellent job
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