While some scenes manage to work in its favour (David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” quickly comes to mind), others such as Paula Cole’s “I Don’t Want To Wait” is downright cringeworthy. The sequel also relies heavily on inserting popular song/music snippets to accentuate a scene a.k.a.
But here’s the thing about them: most of the jokes are terribly dated and misses the mark. Sure, the jokes fly thick and fast, with all the expected juvenile gags and toilet humour aimed specifically for kids.
It’s kind of sad that The Angry Birds Movie 2 feels like a series of loosely-connected vignettes thrown all together at the wall and see if it sticks.
But the sequel, which is now replaced by Thurop Van Orman (TV’s The Powerpuff Girls, The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack), has unfortunately failed to capture the vibrant fun of the first movie.įirst, here’s what The Angry Birds Movie 2 is basically all about: This time, the flightless birds led by Red (voiced by Jason Sudeikis) unexpectedly joins forces with their green-pig enemies-turned-allies (among them are Bill Hader’s Leonard) when the crazed purple bird Zeta (Leslie Jones) threatened to destroy their islands from the frozen wasteland of Eagle Island. Three years ago, first-time feature directors Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly did a decent job adapting the once-popular Angry Birds mobile game into a zippy, though uneven animated feature.
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