I didn’t mind this sequel as a kid, now I can see it’s flaws LOL. My biggest problem is Lady is wasted, she’s the protagonist of the first movie, here she goes so little!
And not to mention Lady is one of my most favorite Disney characters ever!! I HATE this sequel because Lady BARELY has any roles in it!!! At least I love her voice, I love how Jodi Benson voiced TWO of my most favorite Disney characters--Ariel and Lady
Well let's talk about the original movie then first. It gives Lady a lot of scenes, as she is the main character, but have you ever noticed that Lady barely says a whole sentence and only like 2 to 5 words in most of the scenes? It just shows her moving about and listening to other dogs and people. The only part where she ACTUALLY talks a full sentence is probably only found in 3 scenes, (her singing, describing what the town looks like to Tramp and when Lady gets mad at Tramp after she leaves the pound). The sequel doesn't focus on Lady and it does the exact same thing as the Original. Lady talks as much as she did in the original, very little at all and again, her just moving about and listening to other dogs or people. She even sang more than she did in the original! So yeah it doesn't make a big difference. Lady got a lot more scenes in the original but she rarely ever talks. And again, the sequel isn't about Lady.
I love the sequel more than the 1st movie, maybe because I was born in 2001. The 1st film was just too old style for me, even as a kid. I wasn't into the very old songs and more darker and grainier scenes@@reynarodriguez9742
He could be calling her his girl in different ways like she's the best ally that he has in the Junkyard Dog Society so he calls her his girl and Angel doesn't like it because she doesn't want to stay at one place including the Junkyard Dog Society.
Angel is fine but scamp is awful . I mean tramp sounds ok I guess but he just doesn't sound like tramp . And lady she probably sounds the most like she did out all the og characters to bad she only had 5 minutes of screen time and like 4 lines
And that's one of the reasons why I hated the sequel and still do. If Scamp's sisters were voiced by kids, why not Scamp and Angel? That makes NO sense at all!
Angels age confuses me so much. Like it seems she's supposed to be around scamp's age yet she mentions being in and out of homes with things like babies (which take almost a year to be born) as if she's experienced it multiple times so she'd have to be at least a couple years old but it still a puppy?? And then fully grown buster seems to be attracted to her as well. So like is she a mature dog or a puppy???
I think Angel is 2 years old and just a breed that's small and Scamp is actually a puppy. Also dogs don't care about age. A 5 year old dog would make with a 11 month old
@naylisyazwina6836 well yeah i know real dogs dont care about age but these are anthropomorphic dogs. They're supposed to act like humans. So i think its just kinda creepy having a dog thats the equivalent of say a 12 year old boy have a dog that's like a woman in her 20s be into him
@@oddbloochicken they’re actually not anthropomorphic dogs, anthropomorphic actually means characters such as animals that can pick up things like humans hand such as Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Ect.
@MylaTheRaccoon seems to be the same definition as what i thought when i search. Its just attributing human emotions, traits or intentions to non human things
One thing nobody ever mentions is that Scamp was actually created for comic strip tie-ins released at the time of the first movie and also had some full comic books for himself through the years. His comic strips continued being published through the 80s, and he occasionally has new stories in european Disney magazines even today. I mean it's weird to look at this movie as an adaptation of a classic long-running comic rather than a made up addition like Disney sequels usually are.
The comic strips are honestly much better than this movie tbh (they're also written by the same man who wrote the short story the first movie was based on, Ward Greene). Scamp is a much more likable character in those as he isn't an edgy rebellious teenager and more like a clumsy yet innocent child.
I'm glad you called out Scamp's annoying nature. I personally can't stand him. I also agree that Angel is WAY more likable. I've always enjoyed her, and preferred for her to have more screen time. I cared more about her than I did Scamp. So much so that I ended up getting an Angel plush, but I have no want/need for a Scamp one, even if he is rare to find. :3
But I hate the part when Angel was mad at Scamp just for joining the Junkyard dogs just because in my opinion, I think he just wants to stay away from his dad for a while until Tramp admits that he was being a very harsh father to him, and should apologize to him too. I mean, Angel doesn't even know Scamp and yet, she's taking too much pressure on him too, why couldn't she just mind her own business?
This is a real dumb nitpick I have but the thing that bugged me with this movie is the design of Lady and Tramp's pups. It is a trope I, as a designer, hate. When children and parents look like they are frikking clones. Why is it so hard to design children that have characteristics of BOTH parents, not just one of them. (the first movie did this tho, so not really this movie's fault) I mean ALL the girls look exactly like Lady while Scamp is a clone of Tramp. They are a mixed breed for (.) sake, put SOME creativity inthere. Make Scamp have a brown fur coat and one of the girls a grey one for ex. Or give a girl Tramp's ears or Scamp Lady's eyes, I mean something please instead of just cloning them with just a younger version. This would even make a plotpoint in the story more sense. I found it a bit weird that it took Buster so long to recognize Scamp as a son of Tramp while, again, he looks exactly like him! Giving him some traits of Lady in his appearance would fix that a bit. (yet again, I assume Buster knows what Lady looks like but I don't know that for sure, he could have just heard her name only) Yes I'm overthinking this way too much I'm leaving :D
Actually you guys do know that they appeared in the original. So if your calling lazy about breeds say it to the original cause this movie had nothing to do with it.
Me niether, at least as a kid, and Phil and Lil (Kath Soucie) were also in this film, they voiced Annette and Danielle--two of Lady and Tramp's three daughters
Yeah this movie is immature. I get what they were trying to say about its not good to run away from home just because you parents tell you what to do but still it doesn't really do much and it feels forgotten and not as charming like the first one was.
But it did taught me one thing--parents should NEVER keep secrets from their kids like Tramp did to Scamp, and even Ariel did to Melody, so shame on them!
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So I looked up Angel's age and she appeared to be 12, (in human perspective). So what, Buster must be in his 30's or 50's? This got uncomfortable FAST...
Well it would be considered creepy if they were humans but their dogs so it’s completely normal in the animal world for older animals to mate with younger animals especially if their in heat since dogs and cats tend to go into heat at the 4 to 5 month mark which attracts males so age really doesn’t matter to them.And I doubt any of the junkyard dogs are fixed or any of them tbh I don’t know if fixing pets was a thing back in the time period the movie took place.
I LOVE this movie! While I do see why the songs may seem lackluster to Jambareeqi and other people they certainly aren't to me, heck, Family is one of my favorite Disney songs of all time and is my main favorite then I love World Without Fences, Junkyard Society, I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way, and the opening song those are my favorites in order. I also LOVE Scamp more so than Lady and Tramp but that's just my opinion, lol, I can see why he can rub people the wrong way though but I feel like he gets the right development in the movie too. :)
i found a review of this film that went in to how scamp was an aligory for a child running away from home that then transitioned in to a talk about child leashes, then it talked about how the dogs were bassicly slaves or something crazed like that
You know one thing was always strange to me... Even as a kid I always thought that Angel was waaaayyy older than this main puppy I mean we know for sure that he is a puppy its coming out from plot He may be small dog after his mother but we know that he is still very young, around less than one year And when Angel have this line that family had a new baby or moved or have alergy, I always thought that lot of time had passed Even if every example happened just once I doubt that some family decides to get rid of puppy inmediately after get to know that woman is pregnant, so for me few months had passed, scenario similar to first movie If someone moved they probably wouldnt leave small puppy so she might be lost or they just goed to vacation but for few weeks at least she had to be around they house and wait for them She look like some half breed of fancy dog so I guess that some people bought her when she was very little, but had alergy, then she goed to some couple but they expected to have a baby so they gave her to people who (i think after around a month later) leaved the house So she began to live on the streets It might be just a year but she just appears with her backstory and her personality as adult dog
Homeless children (or puplies in that case), mature faster than kids who live at home because they (unfortunately) have to, in order to survive. Angel was just a very unlucky puppy, that's why she is so mature and has that backstory. Plus about the fancy breed, she looks like a Pomeranian (her folded ear may be because of an accident or something). Pomeranian puppies are expensive indeed.
@@pinkglitter93 Actually she's a Shiba Inu. She doesn't look very fluffy, (because she's an adolescent, not a puppy technically), and has a light yellowish tan colour, like a Shiba Inu. Her tail is curled to the side, and one of her ears are floppy triangular ears, but as a puppy, their ears are down between the ages of 6 to 10 weeks, or she has an ear infection.
Yeah! Next selections are going to be quite exciting! As for Lady and the Tramp 2, yeah, I'm with you. While it's definitely not the worst out there, it's never really been for me, even as a kid. It felt kind of at odds with the original for several of the reasons you just mentioned, I always found Scamp to be annoying (and I didn't really think his voice fit the character), I didn't like how Tramp succumbed to the typical "once-cool-and-fun-protagonist-now-becomes-a-stern-and-boring-parent" syndrome you find in these kinds of movies, and even as a kid, I always felt like the "wanting to run away from home and be free of rules" was kind of talking down to me in a way (like if I'm not happy even though I have a roof over my head,that just means I'm not grateful enough). I just feel that there are better ways teach kids to count their blessings, even while accepting what comes with them. And yes, I know that Simba typically went through the same kind of role that Scamp did in Lion King 2, but at least we get to see him bonding with Kiara over a song early in the movie, showing that he loves her and has her best interest in mind, and is not just a total stick-in-the-mud. And Kiara, unlike Scamp, actually did understand her father's motives enough to go back to him by the end, even if she was rebellious and even a little whiny at times.
I LOVED this movie including Scamp and I TOTALLY agree with what you said about Lion King 2 and I can see some of your points up there maybe even disagree with some, but, I just wanted to point out there that I don't like that boring parent syndrome thing either. It happened with Ariel in Little Mermaid 2 she started off so full of life in the first one only to be boring in the second. She's my favorite Disney princess too. :(
@@andreasmeelie1889 Yeah. Except in Ariel's case, she's been made worse than either Simba OR Tramp. Has it never occurred to her that Melody might garner a particular fascination with the far-distnat-and-outlawed-world that parallels her own when she was young? I guess not. Gotta keep all the details about her mermaid heritage a secret! Because it's not like warning her daughter that she was about to be fed to a shark when she was a baby, might actually make her aware of the concept of "stranger danger"! And even if she absolutely COULDN'T tell Melody about Atlantica or Morgana, she could have taken Melody and moved in land, instead of building an ENTIRE wall around the ocean coast that fisherman haven't tried to tear down for some reason! And of course, I totally respect you if you love Lady and the Tramp 2. It's just not for me personally.
'The Lion King II' was just...meh to me, 'The Little Mermaid II' wasn't a good sequel to me either but to me, please don't judge me, 'Lady and the Tramp II' was the WORST!
@@greatdanelegend7001 Well they were played by actors who played teenagers on TV. Scott Wolf was in Party of Five, Alyssa Milano was in the original Charmed. Granted I never actually saw either of them but they both seemed like teen shows, and they all back then starred actors in their late twenties. Hell, Luke Perry was practically a teenager until he died. RIP
I think what the movie could’ve done to fix Tramp leaving the junkyard dogs is to instead say that something happened a long time ago that Tramp didn’t like and left Buster as a result. Or hell you could instead have it be something like in Berserk where Tramp felt as though he wasn’t really free when he was with Buster’s gang and felt tied down, and left because he wanted to be on his own. It would’ve inserted a narrative yes but it would give better justification for why Tramp was in his own when we saw him in the original film. But no instead they say he left after Tramp got together with Lady creating a massive plot hole in the movie just to insert an old rival for Tramp that wasn’t needed.
Compared to original and the sequel, I love better Tramp in the original but compared to the original and the remake, I love better Tramp in the remake
I love your review but 'Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure' is in my opinion one of the worst Disney sequels ever, I don't know why but I just hate it, I love the art design and all and Angel is pretty cute but what you said about Lady being the off-hand motherly character in the film, I couldn't agree more, Lady has always been one of my most favorite Disney characters in my 2nd most favorite Disney movie growing up and it disappointed me when I first saw this sequel that she barely had any role in it--that's one of the reasons why I hate this sequel. And that's why, as a classy person, I stick to the original movie as it is one of my most favorite love stories in Disney history.
I remember when I was practically obsessed with this movie back in the day. Nowadays, I hardly pay attention to it (only when I want to which isn’t very often). For the most part, it’s just ok. I can definitely tolerate it over most of the other bad Disney sequels
It's kinda hilarious how Angel said "you're good and kind and decent" and I looked at Scamp and thought "IS HE REALLY THOUGH??" I guess Angel had never met a decent dog before so maybe her standards for all those words are already pretty damn low. Lol
I thought this sequel was pretty decent and good at the same time. And I will agree that the majority of the songs do feel way to modern for its time, which contrasts badly, due to the time period it is set in. But, it does have its fans and it’s one of my friend’s favourite direct to DVD sequels.
marianne mccrank Absolutely. The animation quality of Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 is more like TV series quality compared to all the other Disney Direct to DVD sequels in the ranks of Belle’s Magical World and Atlantis 2: Milo’s Return.
marianne mccrank I know the animation quality of Stitch the Movie and Leroy and Stitch were not on par with he original or Stitch Has A Glitch, since they were stuck to a TV budget as they were meant to serve as the beginning and end or the original Lilo and Stitch tv series. But unlike Belle’s Magical World, Hunchback 2 and Milo’s Return, their quality looks very good with a much brighter colour palette. This is my opinion. What do you reckon?
marianne mccrank Well, to tell you the truth, I did find Stitch has a Glitch upsetting. I wanted to cry, but I couldn’t. To be honest, I preferred Stitch the Movie and Leroy and Stitch, because the Experiments are the best part of the franchise. Especially in the TV show. The Anime afterwards was ok, but I only stuck with it for the return of old experiments and introducing some new ones we never seen before. The Chinese series, however, even though it was short-lived and none of the original 625 experiments were present, I did like how Jumba decided to make experiments based on Chinese Mythological creatures. Plus, even though the majority of the show was digitised, much like the style of Lion Guard, it wasn’t too cutesy as they stuck with Chris Sanders’ original style and a couple of the hand-drawn episodes, especially episode 11 was very reminiscent to the original series with the Chinese experiments causing chaos.
@marianne mccrank I absolutely agree. Don't get me wrong, I think Leroy and Stitch was a perfect send-off. But with the series, however, I thought it was very enjoyable with a massive amount of creativity with the experiment designs, along with their powers and abilities and the crazy scenarios Lilo and the gang get into. I also liked the suspense of the experiment pod activation scenes, which adds a lot of tension and spontaneity, based on what it will look like after activation. Plus I like how the majority of their names are relevant to their appearances and powers. I know them all by heart.
Not to mention this film is pretty much identical to Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco. Disney was too lazy to come up with an original story, so they just ripped off an old unsuccessful sequel to another classic film of theirs.
Actually it’s kinda more then that. It’s Like Force awakens and a new hope. Both have similar narratives but both are trying to be there own thing a classic and a reboot/sequel
I wish Disney would've made it more like how Wesley rewritten the script: drive.google.com/file/d/1A6vYUijSyq3Te90AVOLKMi31BFry28qr/view?usp=drivesdk, they also ripped off the song 'Always There' from 'The Land before Time V: The Mysterious Island', which I watched and loved as a kid, but Charles Grosvenor's 'Always There' is WAY better than Darrell Rooney and Jeannine Roussel's 'Always There', what a waste of a sequel, you two!
I saw Batman Vs Ninja Turtles. It was awesome! It's nice that we got a good Ninja Turtles movie, after the awful Michael Bay ones. I hope the Ninja Turtles will appear in the DCEU.
Personally this is one of the less painful sequels. I will agree I don’t like how it modernized certain aspects, but it’s mainly a KIDS’ movie. I will agree I didn’t like how much of an ungrateful brat Scamp was half the time, but I couldn’t stand how his sisters only appeared for like 5 minutes tops. And most of their dialogue was about how embarrassing their brother was because they’re “typical rich girl snobs with the black sheep brother who they can’t believe they’re related to” Yeah, I don’t like how they tried giving Tramp such a stupid backstory by having him old “friends” with such a jerk who clearly doesn’t care about anyone but himself. It literally confirms in the original movie Tramp had owners that sadly abandoned him when they had a baby, hence why he tries warning Lady a new baby is nothing but bad news for dogs because of his personal experience. Only to learn Lady’s owners would never abandon her and love Junior and Lady all the same, and they’re willing to take Tramp in for saving Junior’s life from a filthy rat. Anyways, I really loved Angel’s character. She kinda reminds me of Meg, a girl who’s tough on the outside but deep down just has emotional baggage and a broken heart, and manages to open her heart again. Personally, I think having side characters like Trusty and Jaques were kinda unnecessary because all they do is dumb down the characters, especially Trusty. That’s an issue when it comes to trying to bring back every single character from the original story, they fit awkwardly into the story and makes them out of character. Or you have sequels like Pocahontas 2 where a majority of side characters aside Nakoma and Powhatan got completely cut out, making them even more forgettable in the original when they had impact on the original plot (like Thomas and Kocuom) anyways, I feel the junkyard dogs were entirely unnecessary too. Why not just reintroduce the dogs from the pound? Otherwise all we get are a group of dogs that look like the junk version of Oliver and Company, none of them actually have any story as they simultaneously abandon Buster as soon as he’s trapped in the trash heap. Like, what was the point of them loving their lives as mutts if they like the idea of having a human??
Review 101 dalmatians 2( i know patreon. and im a broke teen that cant fund you) but i wanna see your perspective on that movie. Like 101 dalmatians the first lady and the tramp had class and was smart and had lots of care. Peggy lee is phenomenal and lady being a female character is active but keeps a feminine traits. Side note. Whenever people write femailes they write as males. You know tough stern and ....Tough. But they write lady as an active character with her gentleness and caring and determaination. When i first watched the sequel i was really mad that they focused on scamp and threw away tramp and his charisma and lady. Overall that is my opinion. You probably might not see this comment but good video as usual 👌😊
The Climax to this movie was so lame, I think it should have been Tramp and Buster to have a big fight rather then the Big Massive Dog in the dog pound because they have history.
Or better--Buster would realize what he had done and save Scamp from the pound along with Tramp and Angel, then he becomes good and promises to be a better dog from now on, and then, he and Tramp would be friends again! The sequel would've been better if Buster changed for the better and becomes a good guy in the end th-cam.com/video/qdhNeEpHS3I/w-d-xo.html
Wait so the villain is smashing a puppy. if pedofiles were a thing with dogs he should be keeped away from puppys. Were is to catch a predator when you need.
I AGREE WITH THIS VIDEO SO MUCH! It’s upsetting how much they misunderstood lady and the tramp- it seems like they took “oh it’s just about dogs eating spaghetti” and nothing else
To the people complaining about Angel and Scamp sounding to old... You realize it's right in the description of the movie that they are teenagers, not children... right? All of the puppies voice actors were in their mid to late 20s when they filmed this movie... which is normal for someone voicing a teenager.
Same with Lady, Trusty, and Jock. Lady has always been one of my favorite characters for years, and it still disappoints today that she barely had any roles in this film. At least I love how Jodi Benson voiced her because she voiced another one of my most favorite Disney characters--Ariel the Little Mermaid
I love how someone made this fan video of how Buster got kicked out by his abusive owner as a puppy, hated humans and the house life, met Tramp as a puppy too, bonded with him, became best friends, but then broke up his friendship with him in their adult lives just because Tramp left the streets to go live with Lady. It made realize now what Buster's been going through, kinda like how King Triton felt, and hated humans just because of what they've done to his wife, Buster didn't want Tramp to go through the same thing he did when he once had a home th-cam.com/video/LygMSDt7YVo/w-d-xo.html
Lol! It's a catch 22 of making a character annoying while not making him annoying! Not bashing your review, just reminded me of a similar conversation I had with a sibling about how to write an annoying character. Btw, have u seen BBC Sherlock? If yes, do u think that the show captured how to write a jerk protagonist against Sherlock Gnomes? From what I gather, to me, Bebedict made the character have charm and while he thought himself highly above John, he still conside4ed John an important part to him. What do u think?
It is possible, like Donkey from Shrek, Slimer from Ghostbusters, Spongebob, I think it's a matter of finding charm or humour in their irritating personality. I've not seen BBC Sherlock I'm afraid, don't watch much live action television to be honest.
@@Jambareeqi oh, ok! Thanks for the reply! And, whenever you like it, u should give it a watch. Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman create great chemistry as Sherlock and John. But, no rushing! I like your vids! I recently found out about u from your review on SharkTale. Lol
@@Jambareeqi Shaffrillas has this theory that Lady and the Tramp 2, Fox and the Hound 2, and 101 Dalmatians 2 were made of random unused dog movies scripts that the studio decided to rework into sequel to Disney’s dog movies. You can see this in his ranking of all the Disney direct to dvd sequel movies, with 101 Dalmatians 2 actually being the best in number 2 (his number 1 on the Lion King 1 1/2 is based of nostalgia).
You’re right about one of the biggest problems with this film being its protagonist. We are shown that Scamp is super selfish. Granted, children are naturally selfish, so that’s to be expected. However, I don’t think it was handled properly. It’s good that Angel scolds him for his actions and I like how she brings out his good side. The problem lies in Scamp’s abrupt turn to good after pushing everyone away. It’s realistic for Scamp to wish he was home once he’s caught, childish nature and all, but I wish more time was spent on some sort of inner conflict for him.
What I hate about the movie is that almost EVERYONE, including Scamp's own father the Tramp, were being too hard on Scamp, and I've always felt bad for him
I actually like Lady and The Tramp 2 Scamp's Adventure and Scamp is my favorite and I like The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride too I like Scamp x Angel and Kovu x Kiara.
I love the songs in this movie and I thought the date scene with Angle and Scamp was great.Question did the triplet girls have names I totally forgot them.
@@lesliea.1019 And it's a shame they, along with their mother Lady, and uncles Jock and Trusty, don't have much roles in the movie, they deserve better and that's one of the reasons why I HATED 'Scamp's Adventure'
I love Lady too, she's one of my favorite Disney characters buuuuuut.... would you agree with me if I say her sequel was the WORST one in all of Disney history??
I hate this movie, but my best friend loves this one better than the first one. I don’t get how, it’s really boring and nothing happens and it just goes to fast. The first one was way better and the characters were more developed
@@nicholassims9837 I just wanted to release by anger about what this movie made me become of.. I just wish this was never made, or at least more like this: drive.google.com/file/d/1A6vYUijSyq3Te90AVOLKMi31BFry28qr/view?usp=drivesdk
@@nicholassims9837 I'm sorry if I offended you, but I just wish I can erase everything in my memory I knew about 'Scamp's Adventure' so I can be happy again.. but it's not that easy, y'know?
i love how its called lady and the tramp but lady has like 2 lines like i love the og lady and the tramp this movie makes it feel like the og charaters are wasted
I hated 'Scamp's Adventure' because of a LOT of reasons, and one of them were the og characters were wasted as you said, especially Lady because she's one of my favorite Disney characters, and I also hated how they changed the character developments of Jim Dear and the Tramp, making them strict, cold, serious, harsh, and mean to poor lil' Scamp, especially Tramp because he used to be fun-loving and carefree in the original, why couldn't they make him be the same as he was in his first movie, or at least like his live-action character in the remake, or better--explain to Scamp better about his actions by telling him the story about his past on the streets to make him understand better instead of keeping it a secret from him and yelling at him all the time? Poor Scamp felt betrayed when he found out his own father lied to him this whole time!
I didn’t mind this sequel as a kid, now I can see it’s flaws LOL. My biggest problem is Lady is wasted, she’s the protagonist of the first movie, here she goes so little!
And not to mention Lady is one of my most favorite Disney characters ever!! I HATE this sequel because Lady BARELY has any roles in it!!! At least I love her voice, I love how Jodi Benson voiced TWO of my most favorite Disney characters--Ariel and Lady
Well let's talk about the original movie then first.
It gives Lady a lot of scenes, as she is the main character, but have you ever noticed that Lady barely says a whole sentence and only like 2 to 5 words in most of the scenes? It just shows her moving about and listening to other dogs and people. The only part where she ACTUALLY talks a full sentence is probably only found in 3 scenes, (her singing, describing what the town looks like to Tramp and when Lady gets mad at Tramp after she leaves the pound).
The sequel doesn't focus on Lady and it does the exact same thing as the Original. Lady talks as much as she did in the original, very little at all and again, her just moving about and listening to other dogs or people. She even sang more than she did in the original!
So yeah it doesn't make a big difference. Lady got a lot more scenes in the original but she rarely ever talks. And again, the sequel isn't about Lady.
I love the sequel more than the 1st movie, maybe because I was born in 2001. The 1st film was just too old style for me, even as a kid. I wasn't into the very old songs and more darker and grainier scenes@@reynarodriguez9742
I actually liked it. It's one of the few Disney sequels I liked
Same
Yea. Scamls family teaching him that being a lone dog isn't cracked dup to what ot is. Kinda like how everyone horrify the thug life
Yeah, although there were a couple flaws with it, it was pretty good IMO.
I really was just interested in it for Angel or Lady. When Angel had more screen time, I became more interested in her.
yup, I liked it@@sharpaycutie2
So, Angel is still a puppy and Buster is around the same age as Tramp...and he appearantly has the hots for Angel, well this got uncomfortable.
He could be calling her his girl in different ways like she's the best ally that he has in the Junkyard Dog Society so he calls her his girl and Angel doesn't like it because she doesn't want to stay at one place including the Junkyard Dog Society.
He also called her "Angelcakes".
I think he's young ler than tramp but yes suspect non the less. Weord how I didn't notice as a kid
Or maybe, now as an adult, Buster was prescribing Angel as his adopted daughter, when apparently he wasn't a good father figure to her.
Yeah, I found this really weird. Especially in a Disney film about dogs.
Scamp and Angel's voice actors always drive me crazy b/c they don't sound like kids XD
Agreed
The way they acted, talked, fell in love, and had their backstories always confused me as to how old they were. Lol@Mayo Lane
Omg thanks Jambareeqi for replying
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Angel is fine but scamp is awful . I mean tramp sounds ok I guess but he just doesn't sound like tramp . And lady she probably sounds the most like she did out all the og characters to bad she only had 5 minutes of screen time and like 4 lines
And that's one of the reasons why I hated the sequel and still do. If Scamp's sisters were voiced by kids, why not Scamp and Angel? That makes NO sense at all!
Angels age confuses me so much. Like it seems she's supposed to be around scamp's age yet she mentions being in and out of homes with things like babies (which take almost a year to be born) as if she's experienced it multiple times so she'd have to be at least a couple years old but it still a puppy?? And then fully grown buster seems to be attracted to her as well. So like is she a mature dog or a puppy???
I think Angel is 2 years old and just a breed that's small and Scamp is actually a puppy. Also dogs don't care about age. A 5 year old dog would make with a 11 month old
@naylisyazwina6836 well yeah i know real dogs dont care about age but these are anthropomorphic dogs. They're supposed to act like humans. So i think its just kinda creepy having a dog thats the equivalent of say a 12 year old boy have a dog that's like a woman in her 20s be into him
@@oddbloochicken they’re actually not anthropomorphic dogs, anthropomorphic actually means characters such as animals that can pick up things like humans hand such as Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Ect.
@MylaTheRaccoon i thought anthropomorphic was just humanized animals. Like with human emotions, thoughts and ideas
@MylaTheRaccoon seems to be the same definition as what i thought when i search. Its just attributing human emotions, traits or intentions to non human things
One thing nobody ever mentions is that Scamp was actually created for comic strip tie-ins released at the time of the first movie and also had some full comic books for himself through the years. His comic strips continued being published through the 80s, and he occasionally has new stories in european Disney magazines even today.
I mean it's weird to look at this movie as an adaptation of a classic long-running comic rather than a made up addition like Disney sequels usually are.
The comic strips are honestly much better than this movie tbh (they're also written by the same man who wrote the short story the first movie was based on, Ward Greene). Scamp is a much more likable character in those as he isn't an edgy rebellious teenager and more like a clumsy yet innocent child.
@@SonicTheJackrabbit I agree with you 100% percent!
Spongebob: Remember Patrick, you can be anything you want to be.
Patrick: Ooh! I wanna be a sheepdog!
Phil and Lil from 'Rugrats' also starred in this movie, they were two of Lady and Tramp's daughters
SpongeBob: Er…..what?
I'm glad you called out Scamp's annoying nature. I personally can't stand him. I also agree that Angel is WAY more likable. I've always enjoyed her, and preferred for her to have more screen time. I cared more about her than I did Scamp. So much so that I ended up getting an Angel plush, but I have no want/need for a Scamp one, even if he is rare to find. :3
Do they even make plushies of there direct to video sequel characters?
Angel is tragically underrated.
But I hate the part when Angel was mad at Scamp just for joining the Junkyard dogs just because in my opinion, I think he just wants to stay away from his dad for a while until Tramp admits that he was being a very harsh father to him, and should apologize to him too. I mean, Angel doesn't even know Scamp and yet, she's taking too much pressure on him too, why couldn't she just mind her own business?
I remember this movie vividly from my childhood so it’s nice to see it being talked about more than just in passing on a Disney sequel list
This is a real dumb nitpick I have but the thing that bugged me with this movie is the design of Lady and Tramp's pups.
It is a trope I, as a designer, hate. When children and parents look like they are frikking clones.
Why is it so hard to design children that have characteristics of BOTH parents, not just one of them. (the first movie did this tho, so not really this movie's fault)
I mean ALL the girls look exactly like Lady while Scamp is a clone of Tramp.
They are a mixed breed for (.) sake, put SOME creativity inthere. Make Scamp have a brown fur coat and one of the girls a grey one for ex.
Or give a girl Tramp's ears or Scamp Lady's eyes, I mean something please instead of just cloning them with just a younger version.
This would even make a plotpoint in the story more sense. I found it a bit weird that it took Buster so long to recognize Scamp as a son of Tramp while, again, he looks exactly like him!
Giving him some traits of Lady in his appearance would fix that a bit. (yet again, I assume Buster knows what Lady looks like but I don't know that for sure, he could have just heard her name only)
Yes I'm overthinking this way too much I'm leaving :D
I've always had that problem as well. No puppy is ever a clone of their parent unless both are the same breed. It's lazy, in my opinion.
Actually you guys do know that they appeared in the original.
So if your calling lazy about breeds say it to the original cause this movie had nothing to do with it.
@@SirCorn65 I know. I have no problem saying the original movie is lazy.
Didn’t know Patrick Star himself, Bill Fagerbakke was in this
I thought he sounded familiar!
Joseph Rowe Yeah, I realised it when watching the clip of his character in this video
M-O-O-N! That spells moon!
Me niether, at least as a kid, and Phil and Lil (Kath Soucie) were also in this film, they voiced Annette and Danielle--two of Lady and Tramp's three daughters
He also does the voice of the Oafish Guard in The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Yeah this movie is immature. I get what they were trying to say about its not good to run away from home just because you parents tell you what to do but still it doesn't really do much and it feels forgotten and not as charming like the first one was.
But it did taught me one thing--parents should NEVER keep secrets from their kids like Tramp did to Scamp, and even Ariel did to Melody, so shame on them!
I really enjoy your reviews. Pretty funny how often we generally agree on many movies.
Awesome, he's going to review Pokemon 4Ever.
(Reads the title)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
(Taking a deep breath)
This review better be good.
(But it's Jambareeqi, one of the most underappreciated film critics, of course it's going to be good)
You know what, you're right.
So I looked up Angel's age and she appeared to be 12, (in human perspective). So what, Buster must be in his 30's or 50's? This got uncomfortable FAST...
It really did..
And that's why I hated this sequel for so long
Well it would be considered creepy if they were humans but their dogs so it’s completely normal in the animal world for older animals to mate with younger animals especially if their in heat since dogs and cats tend to go into heat at the 4 to 5 month mark which attracts males so age really doesn’t matter to them.And I doubt any of the junkyard dogs are fixed or any of them tbh I don’t know if fixing pets was a thing back in the time period the movie took place.
@@doe9625 Yeah but in a disney film? I know that's not new and all but idk it just feels weird to me
I LOVE this movie! While I do see why the songs may seem lackluster to Jambareeqi and other people they certainly aren't to me, heck, Family is one of my favorite Disney songs of all time and is my main favorite then I love World Without Fences, Junkyard Society, I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way, and the opening song those are my favorites in order. I also LOVE Scamp more so than Lady and Tramp but that's just my opinion, lol, I can see why he can rub people the wrong way though but I feel like he gets the right development in the movie too. :)
i found a review of this film that went in to how scamp was an aligory for a child running away from home that then transitioned in to a talk about child leashes, then it talked about how the dogs were bassicly slaves or something crazed like that
You know one thing was always strange to me...
Even as a kid I always thought that Angel was waaaayyy older than this main puppy
I mean we know for sure that he is a puppy its coming out from plot
He may be small dog after his mother but we know that he is still very young, around less than one year
And when Angel have this line that family had a new baby or moved or have alergy, I always thought that lot of time had passed
Even if every example happened just once
I doubt that some family decides to get rid of puppy inmediately after get to know that woman is pregnant, so for me few months had passed, scenario similar to first movie
If someone moved they probably wouldnt leave small puppy so she might be lost or they just goed to vacation but for few weeks at least she had to be around they house and wait for them
She look like some half breed of fancy dog so I guess that some people bought her when she was very little, but had alergy, then she goed to some couple but they expected to have a baby so they gave her to people who (i think after around a month later) leaved the house
So she began to live on the streets
It might be just a year but she just appears with her backstory and her personality as adult dog
Homeless children (or puplies in that case), mature faster than kids who live at home because they (unfortunately) have to, in order to survive. Angel was just a very unlucky puppy, that's why she is so mature and has that backstory. Plus about the fancy breed, she looks like a Pomeranian (her folded ear may be because of an accident or something). Pomeranian puppies are expensive indeed.
@@pinkglitter93 Actually she's a Shiba Inu. She doesn't look very fluffy, (because she's an adolescent, not a puppy technically), and has a light yellowish tan colour, like a Shiba Inu. Her tail is curled to the side, and one of her ears are floppy triangular ears, but as a puppy, their ears are down between the ages of 6 to 10 weeks, or she has an ear infection.
My lil brother watches this movie literally every day all day it's at the point where I have to stay in my room all day
😂😂
That’s how Good it is
someday in the future Lady and the Tramp 3 could come out after the years and time and cycle pass to make it come true
Yeah! Next selections are going to be quite exciting!
As for Lady and the Tramp 2, yeah, I'm with you. While it's definitely not the worst out there, it's never really been for me, even as a kid. It felt kind of at odds with the original for several of the reasons you just mentioned, I always found Scamp to be annoying (and I didn't really think his voice fit the character), I didn't like how Tramp succumbed to the typical "once-cool-and-fun-protagonist-now-becomes-a-stern-and-boring-parent" syndrome you find in these kinds of movies, and even as a kid, I always felt like the "wanting to run away from home and be free of rules" was kind of talking down to me in a way (like if I'm not happy even though I have a roof over my head,that just means I'm not grateful enough). I just feel that there are better ways teach kids to count their blessings, even while accepting what comes with them.
And yes, I know that Simba typically went through the same kind of role that Scamp did in Lion King 2, but at least we get to see him bonding with Kiara over a song early in the movie, showing that he loves her and has her best interest in mind, and is not just a total stick-in-the-mud. And Kiara, unlike Scamp, actually did understand her father's motives enough to go back to him by the end, even if she was rebellious and even a little whiny at times.
I LOVED this movie including Scamp and I TOTALLY agree with what you said about Lion King 2 and I can see some of your points up there maybe even disagree with some, but, I just wanted to point out there that I don't like that boring parent syndrome thing either. It happened with Ariel in Little Mermaid 2 she started off so full of life in the first one only to be boring in the second. She's my favorite Disney princess too. :(
@@andreasmeelie1889 Yeah. Except in Ariel's case, she's been made worse than either Simba OR Tramp. Has it never occurred to her that Melody might garner a particular fascination with the far-distnat-and-outlawed-world that parallels her own when she was young? I guess not. Gotta keep all the details about her mermaid heritage a secret! Because it's not like warning her daughter that she was about to be fed to a shark when she was a baby, might actually make her aware of the concept of "stranger danger"!
And even if she absolutely COULDN'T tell Melody about Atlantica or Morgana, she could have taken Melody and moved in land, instead of building an ENTIRE wall around the ocean coast that fisherman haven't tried to tear down for some reason!
And of course, I totally respect you if you love Lady and the Tramp 2. It's just not for me personally.
'The Lion King II' was just...meh to me, 'The Little Mermaid II' wasn't a good sequel to me either but to me, please don't judge me, 'Lady and the Tramp II' was the WORST!
@@reynarodriguez9742Take your hateboner everywhere
Wait none of the songs you like? Not even “I didn’t know I could feel this way” cause that one was my favorite song of the whole movie.
I hate almost all of the songs in movie, no offense, the only song I love was the end credits song of 'Bella Notte'
@@reynarodriguez9742 i love the og lady and the tramp songs better
@@quentinschannel9469 Me too, buuuuut.. don't hate me for this but 'He's a Tramp' in 2019 is better than in 1955
Why is a damn puppy voiced by an obvious 20-year-old? Stuff like that always drives me crazy. Awesome video, Jam!
Scamp and Angel should've been voiced by kids, at least around ages 7 or 10 or so
@@lukelichtenthal5407 Who?
Scamp and Angel aren't supposed to be little kids, they're teenagers. So they should have used teen actors
@@greatdanelegend7001 Well they were played by actors who played teenagers on TV. Scott Wolf was in Party of Five, Alyssa Milano was in the original Charmed.
Granted I never actually saw either of them but they both seemed like teen shows, and they all back then starred actors in their late twenties.
Hell, Luke Perry was practically a teenager until he died. RIP
I think what the movie could’ve done to fix Tramp leaving the junkyard dogs is to instead say that something happened a long time ago that Tramp didn’t like and left Buster as a result. Or hell you could instead have it be something like in Berserk where Tramp felt as though he wasn’t really free when he was with Buster’s gang and felt tied down, and left because he wanted to be on his own. It would’ve inserted a narrative yes but it would give better justification for why Tramp was in his own when we saw him in the original film. But no instead they say he left after Tramp got together with Lady creating a massive plot hole in the movie just to insert an old rival for Tramp that wasn’t needed.
Compared to original and the sequel, I love better Tramp in the original but compared to the original and the remake, I love better Tramp in the remake
I love your review but 'Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure' is in my opinion one of the worst Disney sequels ever, I don't know why but I just hate it, I love the art design and all and Angel is pretty cute but what you said about Lady being the off-hand motherly character in the film, I couldn't agree more, Lady has always been one of my most favorite Disney characters in my 2nd most favorite Disney movie growing up and it disappointed me when I first saw this sequel that she barely had any role in it--that's one of the reasons why I hate this sequel. And that's why, as a classy person, I stick to the original movie as it is one of my most favorite love stories in Disney history.
I dont like this Movie
@@mauriciomontano6114 Ikr, thank you for being on my side
I remember when I was practically obsessed with this movie back in the day. Nowadays, I hardly pay attention to it (only when I want to which isn’t very often). For the most part, it’s just ok. I can definitely tolerate it over most of the other bad Disney sequels
It's kinda hilarious how Angel said "you're good and kind and decent" and I looked at Scamp and thought "IS HE REALLY THOUGH??"
I guess Angel had never met a decent dog before so maybe her standards for all those words are already pretty damn low. Lol
I thought this sequel was pretty decent and good at the same time. And I will agree that the majority of the songs do feel way to modern for its time, which contrasts badly, due to the time period it is set in. But, it does have its fans and it’s one of my friend’s favourite direct to DVD sequels.
marianne mccrank Absolutely. The animation quality of Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 is more like TV series quality compared to all the other Disney Direct to DVD sequels in the ranks of Belle’s Magical World and Atlantis 2: Milo’s Return.
marianne mccrank I know the animation quality of Stitch the Movie and Leroy and Stitch were not on par with he original or Stitch Has A Glitch, since they were stuck to a TV budget as they were meant to serve as the beginning and end or the original Lilo and Stitch tv series. But unlike Belle’s Magical World, Hunchback 2 and Milo’s Return, their quality looks very good with a much brighter colour palette.
This is my opinion. What do you reckon?
marianne mccrank Well, to tell you the truth, I did find Stitch has a Glitch upsetting. I wanted to cry, but I couldn’t.
To be honest, I preferred Stitch the Movie and Leroy and Stitch, because the Experiments are the best part of the franchise. Especially in the TV show.
The Anime afterwards was ok, but I only stuck with it for the return of old experiments and introducing some new ones we never seen before. The Chinese series, however, even though it was short-lived and none of the original 625 experiments were present, I did like how Jumba decided to make experiments based on Chinese Mythological creatures. Plus, even though the majority of the show was digitised, much like the style of Lion Guard, it wasn’t too cutesy as they stuck with Chris Sanders’ original style and a couple of the hand-drawn episodes, especially episode 11 was very reminiscent to the original series with the Chinese experiments causing chaos.
@marianne mccrank I absolutely agree. Don't get me wrong, I think Leroy and Stitch was a perfect send-off. But with the series, however, I thought it was very enjoyable with a massive amount of creativity with the experiment designs, along with their powers and abilities and the crazy scenarios Lilo and the gang get into.
I also liked the suspense of the experiment pod activation scenes, which adds a lot of tension and spontaneity, based on what it will look like after activation. Plus I like how the majority of their names are relevant to their appearances and powers. I know them all by heart.
Tomas Roberts Wait a second what about the lyrics “I didn’t know I could feel this way” that one was kinda sad and a good lyrics
If you want a Disney sequel that loves taking the title of the original, I can think of no better example than “The Fox and the Hound II”.
Not to mention this film is pretty much identical to Homeward Bound 2: Lost in San Francisco. Disney was too lazy to come up with an original story, so they just ripped off an old unsuccessful sequel to another classic film of theirs.
Actually it’s kinda more then that.
It’s Like Force awakens and a new hope. Both have similar narratives but both are trying to be there own thing a classic and a reboot/sequel
I wish Disney would've made it more like how Wesley rewritten the script: drive.google.com/file/d/1A6vYUijSyq3Te90AVOLKMi31BFry28qr/view?usp=drivesdk, they also ripped off the song 'Always There' from 'The Land before Time V: The Mysterious Island', which I watched and loved as a kid, but Charles Grosvenor's 'Always There' is WAY better than Darrell Rooney and Jeannine Roussel's 'Always There', what a waste of a sequel, you two!
I saw Batman Vs Ninja Turtles. It was awesome! It's nice that we got a good Ninja Turtles movie, after the awful Michael Bay ones.
I hope the Ninja Turtles will appear in the DCEU.
Personally this is one of the less painful sequels. I will agree I don’t like how it modernized certain aspects, but it’s mainly a KIDS’ movie. I will agree I didn’t like how much of an ungrateful brat Scamp was half the time, but I couldn’t stand how his sisters only appeared for like 5 minutes tops. And most of their dialogue was about how embarrassing their brother was because they’re “typical rich girl snobs with the black sheep brother who they can’t believe they’re related to” Yeah, I don’t like how they tried giving Tramp such a stupid backstory by having him old “friends” with such a jerk who clearly doesn’t care about anyone but himself. It literally confirms in the original movie Tramp had owners that sadly abandoned him when they had a baby, hence why he tries warning Lady a new baby is nothing but bad news for dogs because of his personal experience. Only to learn Lady’s owners would never abandon her and love Junior and Lady all the same, and they’re willing to take Tramp in for saving Junior’s life from a filthy rat. Anyways, I really loved Angel’s character. She kinda reminds me of Meg, a girl who’s tough on the outside but deep down just has emotional baggage and a broken heart, and manages to open her heart again. Personally, I think having side characters like Trusty and Jaques were kinda unnecessary because all they do is dumb down the characters, especially Trusty. That’s an issue when it comes to trying to bring back every single character from the original story, they fit awkwardly into the story and makes them out of character. Or you have sequels like Pocahontas 2 where a majority of side characters aside Nakoma and Powhatan got completely cut out, making them even more forgettable in the original when they had impact on the original plot (like Thomas and Kocuom) anyways, I feel the junkyard dogs were entirely unnecessary too. Why not just reintroduce the dogs from the pound? Otherwise all we get are a group of dogs that look like the junk version of Oliver and Company, none of them actually have any story as they simultaneously abandon Buster as soon as he’s trapped in the trash heap. Like, what was the point of them loving their lives as mutts if they like the idea of having a human??
Review 101 dalmatians 2( i know patreon. and im a broke teen that cant fund you) but i wanna see your perspective on that movie. Like 101 dalmatians the first lady and the tramp had class and was smart and had lots of care. Peggy lee is phenomenal and lady being a female character is active but keeps a feminine traits. Side note. Whenever people write femailes they write as males. You know tough stern and ....Tough. But they write lady as an active character with her gentleness and caring and determaination. When i first watched the sequel i was really mad that they focused on scamp and threw away tramp and his charisma and lady. Overall that is my opinion. You probably might not see this comment but good video as usual 👌😊
The Climax to this movie was so lame, I think it should have been Tramp and Buster to have a big fight rather then the Big Massive Dog in the dog pound because they have history.
Or better--Buster would realize what he had done and save Scamp from the pound along with Tramp and Angel, then he becomes good and promises to be a better dog from now on, and then, he and Tramp would be friends again!
The sequel would've been better if Buster changed for the better and becomes a good guy in the end
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I honestly haven’t seen the movies but based on your review Scamp is basically the Joel Shumacher’s Robin of Disney.
You took the words right out of my mouth.
Who uploads in the middle of the night?
Jambareeqi: Oh boy 2 a.m.!
There's a time zone difference, I uploaded this video at 7:30am in UK time
XD
Wait so the villain is smashing a puppy. if pedofiles were a thing with dogs he should be keeped away from puppys. Were is to catch a predator when you need.
Nah send Buster to Auschwitz.
Scrap is one of my favourite characters because he's so goofy and fun and Tramp is really fun.
I AGREE WITH THIS VIDEO SO MUCH! It’s upsetting how much they misunderstood lady and the tramp- it seems like they took “oh it’s just about dogs eating spaghetti” and nothing else
Hey man this at least these two weren't smashing because the girl wants his dads genes in her kids.
What does that even suppose to mean?🤔🤔🤔🤢🤢🤮🤮
@@SirCorn65 Well....
..that means...... actually I have no idea what he is saying
Jambareeqi i agree for what you said about Buster
What date in July are you going to do the top 5 best and worst sony animated movies
I don't give exact dates, I have commitments outside this channel that can overpower my free time, sorry
OK thanks jambareeqi
Jamabareeqi what do you think of Chazz palminteri’s performance as buster?
To the people complaining about Angel and Scamp sounding to old... You realize it's right in the description of the movie that they are teenagers, not children... right?
All of the puppies voice actors were in their mid to late 20s when they filmed this movie... which is normal for someone voicing a teenager.
i havent seen this film in years so i barely rememeber it lol
I wish I never saw this sequel...I regretted watching it my whole entire childhood life! 😣
@@reynarodriguez9742You’re a very obsessed creature
Favorite Disney sequel. And I will fight people on this one
Also Scamps sisters are pointless
Same with Lady, Trusty, and Jock. Lady has always been one of my favorite characters for years, and it still disappoints today that she barely had any roles in this film. At least I love how Jodi Benson voiced her because she voiced another one of my most favorite Disney characters--Ariel the Little Mermaid
If you were do to a ranking of all 3 LATT movies where would you place them from worst to best?
Colinlookback doesn't mind Buster as Tramp life isn't seen outside his interacts with Lady so he might have hanged with Buster off screen
I love how someone made this fan video of how Buster got kicked out by his abusive owner as a puppy, hated humans and the house life, met Tramp as a puppy too, bonded with him, became best friends, but then broke up his friendship with him in their adult lives just because Tramp left the streets to go live with Lady. It made realize now what Buster's been going through, kinda like how King Triton felt, and hated humans just because of what they've done to his wife, Buster didn't want Tramp to go through the same thing he did when he once had a home
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Lol! It's a catch 22 of making a character annoying while not making him annoying! Not bashing your review, just reminded me of a similar conversation I had with a sibling about how to write an annoying character. Btw, have u seen BBC Sherlock? If yes, do u think that the show captured how to write a jerk protagonist against Sherlock Gnomes? From what I gather, to me, Bebedict made the character have charm and while he thought himself highly above John, he still conside4ed John an important part to him. What do u think?
It is possible, like Donkey from Shrek, Slimer from Ghostbusters, Spongebob, I think it's a matter of finding charm or humour in their irritating personality. I've not seen BBC Sherlock I'm afraid, don't watch much live action television to be honest.
@@Jambareeqi oh, ok! Thanks for the reply! And, whenever you like it, u should give it a watch. Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman create great chemistry as Sherlock and John. But, no rushing! I like your vids! I recently found out about u from your review on SharkTale. Lol
@@Jambareeqi Shaffrillas has this theory that Lady and the Tramp 2, Fox and the Hound 2, and 101 Dalmatians 2 were made of random unused dog movies scripts that the studio decided to rework into sequel to Disney’s dog movies. You can see this in his ranking of all the Disney direct to dvd sequel movies, with 101 Dalmatians 2 actually being the best in number 2 (his number 1 on the Lion King 1 1/2 is based of nostalgia).
why this movie?
Yeah, why this movie? What a dog crap waste! I HATED it!
@@reynarodriguez9742I wanna slap you in the face
You’re right about one of the biggest problems with this film being its protagonist. We are shown that Scamp is super selfish. Granted, children are naturally selfish, so that’s to be expected. However, I don’t think it was handled properly. It’s good that Angel scolds him for his actions and I like how she brings out his good side. The problem lies in Scamp’s abrupt turn to good after pushing everyone away. It’s realistic for Scamp to wish he was home once he’s caught, childish nature and all, but I wish more time was spent on some sort of inner conflict for him.
@@lukelichtenthal5407 No, but I just think his development was rushed, you know?
What I hate about the movie is that almost EVERYONE, including Scamp's own father the Tramp, were being too hard on Scamp, and I've always felt bad for him
@@reynarodriguez9742Fatherless child
I actually like Lady and The Tramp 2 Scamp's Adventure and Scamp is my favorite and I like The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride too I like Scamp x Angel and Kovu x Kiara.
Watch "Oliver and Company" instead and avoid this joke . I daid it!
I love the songs in this movie and I thought the date scene with Angle and Scamp was great.Question did the triplet girls have names I totally forgot them.
yea, Danielle, Colette and Annette
@@lesliea.1019 And it's a shame they, along with their mother Lady, and uncles Jock and Trusty, don't have much roles in the movie, they deserve better and that's one of the reasons why I HATED 'Scamp's Adventure'
@@reynarodriguez9742Obsessed little runt
I like the original one lol 😂 I like lady lol 😂 she’s beautiful 😍 she’s cute 🥰 lol 😂 she’s my favorite 😍 lol 😂 I love 💕 cocker spaniel lol 😂
I love Lady too, she's one of my favorite Disney characters buuuuuut.... would you agree with me if I say her sequel was the WORST one in all of Disney history??
Was Scamp as annoying as Sparky to you/
Sparky was more useless than annoying.
I love this movie Lady and the Tramp 2.
Me too back when I was a kid it's a shame Disney didn't make a lady and the tramp 3 all those years ago
Jeffrey Williams Well there’s the remake that’s coming in a month
I HATE 'Lady and the Tramp 2'! 😡
@@reynarodriguez9742BE QUIET, YOU LITTLE B*TCH!!!
I hate this movie, but my best friend loves this one better than the first one. I don’t get how, it’s really boring and nothing happens and it just goes to fast. The first one was way better and the characters were more developed
I like this movie, but then again maybe I'm just nostalgiablind XD
I wanna see you react to Trolls
I saw this movie when I was young, it sucked.
I totally agree with you
I just watched John wick it is awesome.
when dont you review a video game for a change?
Because I'm not very good at video games, I don't play them much nowadays
@@Jambareeqi fair enough
This movie was unnecessary
Yeah, I wish 'Dumbo II' was made instead of this
Bumblebee
A just use most billy joel, or Frank Sinatra songs to sum up this movie but bad.
in my opinion its fine, even though its not like the original its cute and it will keep kids entertained.
I don't agree with you, It never got me entertained as a kid, in fact, I hated it! And I still don't...please don't judge me 🥺
@@reynarodriguez9742 then why are you here
@@nicholassims9837 I just wanted to release by anger about what this movie made me become of.. I just wish this was never made, or at least more like this: drive.google.com/file/d/1A6vYUijSyq3Te90AVOLKMi31BFry28qr/view?usp=drivesdk
@@reynarodriguez9742 ok it's just I'm tired of people coming to a video on a show or movie they say they hate .
@@nicholassims9837 I'm sorry if I offended you, but I just wish I can erase everything in my memory I knew about 'Scamp's Adventure' so I can be happy again.. but it's not that easy, y'know?
What this real
Awesome sequel
Maybe for you, but I hope you'll respect my opinion when I say it's a TERRIBLE sequel.. 😓
i love how its called lady and the tramp but lady has like 2 lines like i love the og lady and the tramp this movie makes it feel like the og charaters are wasted
I hated 'Scamp's Adventure' because of a LOT of reasons, and one of them were the og characters were wasted as you said, especially Lady because she's one of my favorite Disney characters, and I also hated how they changed the character developments of Jim Dear and the Tramp, making them strict, cold, serious, harsh, and mean to poor lil' Scamp, especially Tramp because he used to be fun-loving and carefree in the original, why couldn't they make him be the same as he was in his first movie, or at least like his live-action character in the remake, or better--explain to Scamp better about his actions by telling him the story about his past on the streets to make him understand better instead of keeping it a secret from him and yelling at him all the time? Poor Scamp felt betrayed when he found out his own father lied to him this whole time!
Scamp is like bold from farthing wood only more annoying.