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I watched Pets 2 yesterday, and I really liked the wolf designs.

These are not the wolves from the movie, I just bases my Design a little bit on them.

Hope you like it.

The review is mostly spoiler free, meaning I’m not really talking about anything from the plot that wasn’t already in the trailer.

I’m an enthusiastic lover of the first movie! I absolutely loved that movie. It was silly fun and not overly deep, but like... not everything has to be a think-piece, especially not every children’s movie.

What I loved most about the first one was Gidget. And I don’t even like dogs.

I’ve been overly excited for this movie since the first trailer!

However the trailers also made me weary, since each trailer presented what looked like a whole different plotline and it started to look as though the movie was going to end up just being a compiliation of various sub-plots.

(You know, the kind of sequels Disney used to make where they just crammed three episodes of the cartoon-series together onto a VHS tape and called that a “sequel”.)

That, thankfully enough, wasn’t the case.

There were three plotlines running parallel, which is a rather good count, it’s not all over the place but it honestly works better than trying to foce one long-stretched story for such a movie, and those three plotlines perfectly tied together in the end, none of them were just fillers to stretch the run-time, they all paid off.

Of course, loving Gidget in particular as mentioned above, I loved that she was one of the three characters who got their own plotline. In fact, this movie very much catered specifically to me.

Gidget, Snowball and obviously Max had the three plotlines. So, my two favorite characters and The Main Protagonist.

Personally, I still think that this franchise would really do even better as a cartoon show, where you could give Mel, Seet Pea, Chloe and everybody else their time to shine in 20 minute episodes, but I am very pleased that they managed to properly pull off a second movie.

It didn’t fall short by being just a compiliation of short stories, it wasn’t shallow, it still had the same amount of heart as the first, it also didn’t do that thing where sequels tend to go extra ridiculous because sequel - it was, of course, ridiculous to a certain degree but... to be quite honest, I found it even rather toned down, compared to the first one with the whole secret underground society schenanigans?

(Even though, personally, I think the movie kind of forgot about the secret underground society because that would have come really handy in this movie. Though the final resolution was very satisfying for me the way it was, so no real complaint.)

The only real actual problem I have is: Why in the world did Snowball’s human not age? She is virtually the same age as she was in the first movie, even though approximately, at least, four years passed since the first movie and, especially with kids, you’d see the difference that four years make...?