This is a sequel to
"Woodwalkers"
that takes place shortly after the events of the first film. Thankfully the
young cast hardly seems to have aged in the last 18 months. Makeup works
wonders.
It's a German film with German dialogue, but it's about a school for special
children based in Wyoming. The children are all able to change themselves into
animals. Or is it the other way round? They're animals who can change
themselves into humans. Despite being many different types of animals, some of
them natural enemies, they all get on with one another.
The central character is Jay once more, a puma. He manages to make contact
with his family. They're all human-puma hybrids, but unlike him they prefer to
remain in their animal form. Jay's father, in particular, doesn't trust
humans.
Overall, "Woodwalkers 2" is an engaging continuation that respects its fan
base while broadening its emotional and visual scope. The cinema was packed
today, mostly with younger children. Oliver enjoyed it.
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