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A Son's Courage. A Father's Love.
Return to the forest and join Bambi as he reunites with his father, The Great Prince, who must now raise the young fawn on his own. But in the adventure of a lifetime, the proud parent discovers there is much he can learn from his spirited young son.
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I actually prefer this one to the original in some ways, I think it's because it's less heartbreaking!
Probably the best straight video I’ve seen there’s not really much to it ,just Bambi becoming more brave and growing a relationship with his father which is still a nice little story. The animation ain’t as good as the original which is crazy considering it’s a 60+ year difference but still ain’t too bad.
'Bambi II' is, perhaps surprisingly, a relatively good sequel. It isn't, at least to me, terribly far adrift of the 1942 predecessor. The animation is a step down, despite the 64-year advancement. None of it looks bad and I don't dislike it - probably because I grew up with this style - but it's definitely cheaper-looking in most areas. I like that we get the backstory of how Bambi reacts to the first film's incident, as we also see larger roles for Owl (Keith Ferguson) and Prince (Patrick Stewart) - Stewart is perfect for the role of the main character's father, you listen to his every word. This isn't a criticism necessarily, but I would've loved to have seen more of the serious stuff that Prince (and therefore his son) have to do for the whole herd - I get why we don't obviously, given who the film is named after. The humour is actually quite strong here, there's a few moments where it makes you smile. Elsewhere, we also see more of Ronno in this follow-up, though I don't understand why - it doesn't lead to anything, which is expected as we know how they feel about each other from the original production. Not horrid, not great - just alright.