Where the Red Fern Grows II

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Summary: Some what better than Part I
Review: Ok, some people may completely disagree that this is better than Part I but I can't stand the first one. Its WAY to sad and depressing, not to say it isn't worth seeing if you havn't seen it yet. "Where the Red Fern Grows 2" is years after the first one and Billy is now returning home after fighting in World War II. His grandpa (Wilford Brimley) suprises him with two red-bone hounds just like the ones he had when he was a boy. At first he doesn't accept them but finally takes them to train them to track down racoons. Has a little bit of humor and is to a point more mature than the first. Even though you won't be able to hold back tears at the end, you will treasure this classic later on and come back to see it again and again. A must-have.

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Summary: Very disappointing
Review: Part 2 seemed to be an attempt to capitalize on the success of the original and, like so many sequels, fell far short of the mark. The integrity of the filmmaker is called into question with an inappropriate romance between Billy's sister and his childhood nemesis in addition to the repeated loss of his dog (only one of the new pair died this time). The replacement of the actor who played the grandfather, while possibly unavoidable, was a serious mistake also.

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Summary: A VERY POOR SEQUEL!!!!!!!!
Review: Returning from World War Two, Billy is now a man and meets up with his youngest sister and Grandfather. After getting two new coon hounds{And completely ignoring the first film}, names them, you guessed it, Old Dan and Little Ann. A very bad movie!!!!! It doesn't mention one thing about the first film at all!! And Billy and Rainie Pritchard best buds??? PLEASE!!! And what of the other two sisters and the parents??? One bad movie!!!!!!

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Summary: Great movie!
Review: This is a great classic movie. It is a movie with values. It shows that honor and hard work can make dreams come through. It is refreshing to watch. If kids today watched these kind of movies they wouldn't be out killing kids in school. They would know that guns are for hunting and it is really wonderful to do the right thing. Thank you Amazon.com for selling us this movie.

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Summary: The Best Movie Ever!
Review: This is way better than "Where the Red Fern Grows" although slightly less risque than "Where the Red Fern Grows: Tom's third adventure". Although no man named Boris should be allowed to direct a movie about a pup named Skippy, it is still a fine piece of cinemetography. My favorite part is Wilford Brimley's duet with the dog, when they sing a touching rendition of "Together". Remember that old hit, gang? "Wherever we go- Whatever we do- We're gonna go through it together! Ruff ruff! Through thick and through thin- All out and all in- We're gonna go through it together! Meow!" "Hey! Get that lousy cat otta here!"

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Summary: The Best Movie Ever!
Review: This is way better than "Where the Red Fern Grows" although slightly less risque than "Where the Red Fern Grows: Tom's third adventure". Although no man named Boris should be allowed to direct a movie about a pup named Skippy, it is still a fine piece of cinemetography. My favorite part is Wilford Brimley's duet with the dog, when they sing a touching rendition of "Together". Remember that old hit, gang? "Wherever we go- Whatever we do- We're gonna go through it together! Ruff ruff! Through thick and through thin- All out and all in- We're gonna go through it together! Meow!" "Hey! Get that lousy cat otta here!"

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Summary: I love it
Review: This movie is excellent for the animal lover

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Summary: Excellent Movie
Review: To me this movie picks up where part I leaves us. It is a very heartwarming, compelling story. I would recommend that all see this.

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Summary: Not as good as the first!!!
Review: You really don't want to buy this, it will ruin all your memories of the first storyline. END