Sing 2

excellent movie .. I recommend for children ☺

Fine, the story is not as good as the first, but it has great music that will have you singing along and it's just awesome fun! I absolutely loved it!

### Movie Review: Sing 2 (2021) by Kiba Snowpaw

#### A Furry Critique from the Ice World of HowlStrom

**Background:** As Kiba Snowpaw, a seasoned 36-year-old alpha Ice Wolf from HowlStrom, I bring a unique perspective to "Sing 2," a film that not only captivated me with its vibrant animation and storytelling but also resonated deeply with my love for musicals done right. My experience in gaming and fascination with character curation and lore adds depth to my appreciation of this film.

#### Visual Splendor & Character Crafting
- **Animation Quality**: "Sing 2" is a visual feast, far beyond the typical 3D animated cartoon. Its attention to detail in character design and world-building is akin to the meticulous craftsmanship revered in HowlStrom.
- **Character Development**: The film excels in developing its characters, each with distinct personalities and arcs. This level of character curation is rarely seen in sequels, making "Sing 2" stand out.

#### Storytelling & Lore
- **Narrative Progression**: Unlike many sequels that falter, "Sing 2" maintains narrative strength. It expands its universe without losing the charm of the original, a balance as crucial as the equilibrium of ice and fire in HowlStrom.
- **Lore Expansion**: The addition of new settings like the glamorous Redshore City and characters like the lion rock legend Clay Calloway enriches the film’s universe, much like discovering new terrains in a well-crafted game.

#### Musical Elements
- **Song Selection & Integration**: While the songs are familiar, their integration into the storyline is masterful. It’s not just about the music; it's about how each song weaves into the narrative, enhancing the emotional resonance.
- **Musical Execution**: The performances are more than just auditory delights; they are narrative tools that drive the story forward, mirroring how a well-composed soundtrack enhances the gaming experience.

#### Critique on Sequel’s Direction
- **A High Bar for Sequels**: "Sing 2" sets a high benchmark for sequels, potentially making it challenging for a hypothetical "Sing 3" to surpass or even match.
- **Concluding on a High Note**: The movie concludes in a manner that feels like a definitive end, a daring move that might hinder the franchise's continuation. Yet, this boldness is commendable, akin to a game that ends on a high, leaving players longing for more yet satisfied.

#### Personal Reflection & Rating
- **A Rare Gem**: As Kiba Snowpaw, I find "Sing 2" to be one of the best movies I've watched in a long time. It’s a rare sequel that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its predecessor.
- **Final Verdict**: I give "Sing 2" a solid 10/10. It’s a testament to what animated films can achieve when they focus on all the right elements - character depth, storytelling, visual artistry, and musical integration.

#### Conclusion: A Symphony of Excellence
"Sing 2" is a remarkable example of a sequel done right. It strikes a harmonious balance between visual splendor, engaging storytelling, and musical brilliance. For someone like me, who values depth and craftsmanship in both gaming and cinema, this film stands out as a shining example of excellence in animation.

I had a blast, twice. I got jealous of the animated crowds watching a show :pound_symbol:covidtimes

Amazing movie! Even better than the first one. I love the characters, the music and that there a lot of funny scenes. When Mrs. Crawley drove a Ferrari singing to System of a Down I could not contain myself! So funny.

It’s the musical numbers that really make these movies shine everything else is icing

Yes, I found the animated movie I was looking for

What a great sequal and maybe even better then the first. I'm not a fan of U2, but the music fits here perfectly.

It’s a fun kids movie… Nothing more, nothing less! There are definitely worse kids movies but also better ones. If you watch this with a kid in the cinema, you might find yourself chuckling a few times, which is good. Just don’t set your own standards too high, it’s not for you.

I'm a sucker for feel-good musicals with catchy songs.