102 Dalmatians

I don't really dislike this film. I could have just as well done without. It's largely a rehash of the first film, bringing along many of the qualities but less of the original cast. Glenn Close was still as menacing as ever. The scene of her subconsciously reverting to her old ways when hearing the chime of Big Ben was classic for Cruella de Vil. The Dalmatian spots everywhere might have been overdoing it, but Close saves the scene with her performance. Unfortunately, the rest of the cast is again decent but largely forgettable...I'm looking up everyone's names as I'm writing this. The butler Alonzo, played again by Tim McInnerny, the only other returning cast member, gets a bigger role and he's somewhat amusing in it, though he doesn't quite fill the shoes of the two thugs from the last film. The fur designer, Jean Pierre Le Pelt, played by Gérard Depardieu, was supposed to be eccentric, but that largely fell flat. An exception would have to be the driving scene in Paris. I loved how he and Cruella complained about the driving skills of everyone around them, including Alonzo. I think I might have liked this film more if there had been more of a connection among the protagonists to the first film...the antagonists are fine on that front. Our new female lead, Chloe Simon, played by Alice Evans, has adopted one of the original fifteen puppies from the first film, Dipstick, and a previously unknown mate named Dotty, who have bred a litter of their own. Okay, I got no impression that Rodger and Anita planned to give up any of their many dogs in the first film? How did Chloe find them and convince them otherwise? And why would it be one of the puppies that their original dogs actually brought into this world? All these questions and more will not be answered and therein lies my problem. I cannot make a connection with Chloe or this guy named Kevin Shepherd, played by Ioan Gruffudd, who has become the film's male lead as he runs an animal shelter. His parrot is kind of funny, but that does not save this group. If you liked the first film, you'll probably have luke-warm feelings about this one. I was under whelmed and my DVD's currently in a box somewhere. I'll leave the purchasing decision up to you. Enjoy.

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Now at the age of 26, 102 Dalmatians has been one of those guilty pleasures in my early childhood, along the likes of Home Alone 3 and such (I had even seen them in theaters, age 4 for HA3 and 7 for 102D). And to the person who'd sent this copy to me, I had wanted to say Thank You for this wonderful gift. Even now after so long, and with the movie now being 20 years old, I can still say that it is still a wonderful children's film to watch that helped lighten my spirits. I shall always remember Glenn Close as Cruella De Vil, perfect casting choice.So once again, I want to say Thank You so much for this movie, hard to find a copy of a film like this these days. And you have a wonderful day. ;D

I didn’t know there was a 102 Dalmatian dvd I have almost all of the Walt Disney movies I am a movie freak I have over 1000 dvds and still going. The only complaint I have is how pricey the dvd was . I got my dvd in less than a week I will buy from this seller again .hope every one has a happy 4 th

Glenn Close gives us another great performance as Cruella De Vil in this sequel 102 Dalmatians. After spending 3 years behind bars after pup napping the Dalmation puppies from the first movie she goes through a special reform program And is released from prison. However, her reform is short lived and she reverts back to her old ways dead set on completing her unfinished masterpiece Dalmation coat. This time featuring Dip Stick (one of the pups in the first movie) as the father of the new batch of pups they have an adventure through Paris trying to escape the clutches of the evil Cruella De Vil.It's non stop excitement for a great family movie. Enjoy it with your kids especially if you enjoyed the first. This sequel is just as good if not better than the first.

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Great movie glad to find it for my granddaughters Christmas

I love this movie! It has a great story line that continues on past the events from 101 Dalmatians. The actors and actresses are great! The first movie was really good (hilarious) and I felt that this was a great sequel. Oddball's struggles are touching and the Macaw's identity issues are funny. Dogs rule!I will provide a word of warning though for those looking to purchase this DVD: It is a Region 2 DVD, as stated above in the note just below the buying options. I was able to watch it with the DVD player (media player) on my laptop. So just keep that in mind when buying this.

Definitely not as good as the 101 dalmations but nevertheless undemanding entertainment for a wet afternoon. For dog lovers it is a treat to watch the expressions of the various animals and one can only marvel at the endless patience of those responsible for the filming. Not an unmissable DVD but quite harmless. I rate it as Pantomime / Victorian melodrama as the 'bad guys' are 'ham acted' and the comedy overplayed and slapstick. Suitable for young children provided an adult watches with them.

Once again Ms Close is brilliantly evil. And very game to get into such a mess at the end. Recommended to all kids no matter the age. As an adult I loved it. At least this time they didn't use American animals (racoons and skunks etc)which spoiled the first film considering it is meant to be set in England!!

A marvellous sequel to 101 Dalmatians, loved it!

My cousin will love this for Christmas

Our kids loved the book, loved the Disney original movie and love the first live-action film so this is a positive must - Glenn Close comes out a worthy equal to the animals in this, far more of her character and it's a worthy sequel so buy it and you won't regret it !!