Bambi II (2006)

Calificación de los usuarios:

6.3/10   

Director:

Brian Pimental

Escritores:

Ben Gluck (head of story)
Alicia Kirk (screenplay)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

26 enero 2006 (Argentina)

Género:

Familia | Animación

Frase comercial:

A father's love, a son's courage.

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

Redemption | Bullying | Second Part | Teenage Love | Sequel

Premios:

1 win & 1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

Not as bad as I expected but still not up to the original......is that any surprise??

Reparto

Patrick Stewart	...	The Great Prince / Stag (voice)
Alexander Gould	...	Bambi (voice)
Brendon Baerg	...	Thumper (voice)
Carolyn Hennesy	...	Bambi's Mother (voice)
Nicky Jones	...	Flower (voice)
Anthony Ghannam	...	Ronno (voice)
Andrea Bowen	...	Faline (voice)
Keith Ferguson	...	Owl (voice)
Cree Summer	...	Mena
Brian Pimental	...	Groundhog / Porcupine
Makenna Cowgill	...	Thumper's Sister
Ariel Winter	...	Thumpers Sisters
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Mary Day	...	Additional voice
Harrison Fahn	...	Additional Voices
Emma Rose Lima	...	Thumper's Sister
Mary Matilyn Mouser	...	(voice)
Jordan Orr	...	Additional voices
Alexis Restrum	...	Additional voice
Grace Rolek	...	Additional Voices (voice)
Jennessa Rose	...	Additional voice
George Shenusay	...	Additional voice
Kath Soucie	...	Additional voice
Frank Welker	...	Additional voice

También conocida como:

Bambi and the Great Prince of the Forest (USA) (working title)
Bambi 2 - El gran príncipe del bosque (Argentina) (Peru) [es]

Duración:

Finland:74 min (cinema release) | France:75 min | Argentina:72 min

País:

USA

Idioma:

Inglés

Color:

Color

Relación de Aspecto:

1.78 : 1

Sonido:

Dolby Digital | DTS

Clasificación:

USA:G | UK:U | Switzerland:0 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) | Argentina:Atp | Norway:A | France:U | Netherlands:AL | Brazil:Livre | Finland:K-3 | Portugal:M/4 | Sweden:Btl | Australia:G | Iceland:L | Peru:PT

Compañía:

DisneyToon Studios

Trivialidades:

The background-paintings were painted with "Corel Photo Paint", but some of the original oil-painting backgrounds from the 1942 original movie were scanned with a computer, and parts of these scans were reused in the new backgrounds.

Errores:

Continuidad: In the 1942 original movie, Thumper had five sisters. In Bambi II, he only has four.

Citas:

[First lines]
Bambi: Mother! Mother! Moth...
[Gasp]
The Great Prince: Your mother can't be with you anymore. Come.

Conexiones de Película:

Referenced in "Troldspejlet: (#35.6)" (2006)

Banda de Sonido:

The Healing of a Heart

Not as bad as I expected but still not up to the original......is that any surprise??

Well, kiddies......... those horrific visions I had of Bambi, Thumper and Flower line-dancing in their ghetto-rap outfits with some knuckle-headed "Poptart" caterwauling in the background were all for naught. I'm not gonna give away all the goodies-would'nt be fair to all my fellow "Mousies" to spew out any spoilers- but I can tell you this......aside from a few issues that sorta chapped my inner child, this is simply the best DTV that "The House of Mouse" has ever released. The animation is every bit as good as a lot of the recent theatrical films , with beautifully rendered background art and an overall "Technicolor" look that was for the most part quite dazzling .........and how about them voices? I gotta admit the casting is excellent.

Story-wise, well....that's one of the things that I still ain't all that thrilled about . Despite having been "kiddiefied" from a book that was essentially written for adults, the original "Bambi" was still a wonderful film that catered to both ends of the age spectrum, a talent that Uncle Walt had in spades. This midquel is squarely aimed at the lunchbox-tetherball set to the point that unless you're a complete animation nut like yours truly, you might find one or two scenes a bit too cloyingly ooky to your liking. Still, it's heads and tail above any of the previous DTV "Twosies" and even a few of the "Feature" flicks released over the past 15 years, and I honestly think it's gonna do quite well.

One other bone of contention I have however, are the songs.Granted, they used a few snippets from the original's score, but all the stuff produced exclusively for the current film was your typically weak, formula-laden "contemporary" numbers that are so cookie-cutter bland that you can't even distinguish one from the other. That was one of the most wonderful things about the first movie ...even more than sixty years after it's release, the songs were so well written that they sound just as good now as they did then. Sad to say, it's gonna "date" the film in a most unflattering way. Second b.o.c. I have is in regards to some of the character animation ie: Ronno, the porcupine and the groundhog, especially Ronno. Pretty average design that clashes terribly with the rest of the animation and the exactly the sort of quality you come to expect from a DTV.As said, the rendering of "Bullyboy"Ronno was the worst...at times his looked like they'd been lifted straight from "Balto III".....not impressive in the least. On the other side of the coin, The Great Prince looked gorgeous as did the other deer.......Friend Owl was drawn absolutely spot on, though Thumper and Flower did look nice they still did'nt look quite enough like their original incarnations to retain all their charms. As for Bambi himself, well.......let's just say that 90% was beautifully done, but unfortunately the animators' attempts to "modernize" his facial expressions in a lot of his scenes failed quite miserably and were very disappointing. Despite it's flaws, it's still better than all the previous Disneytoon releases and well worth at least one watch.