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The Jungle Book 2

Feel the jungle beat
2003 | 72m | English

(19162 votes)

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Popularity: 5 (history)

Director: Steve Trenbirth
Writer: Karl Geurs
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Mowgli has been living in the man-village with his little stepbrother Ranjan and his best friend Shanti. But the man-cub still has that jungle rhythm in his heart, and he misses his old buddies Baloo and Bagheera. When Mowgli wanders back to the wild for some swingin' fun, he soon finds the man-eating tiger Shere Khan is lurking in the shadows and planning his revenge.
Release Date: Feb 07, 2003
Director: Steve Trenbirth
Writer: Karl Geurs
Genres: Animation, Family, Adventure
Keywords river, musical, tiger, village, feral child, cartoon, sequel, bear, jungle, orphan
Production Companies DisneyToon Studios
Box Office Revenue: $135,700,000
Budget: $20,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
John Goodman Baloo (voice)
Haley Joel Osment Mowgli (voice)
Mae Whitman Shanti (voice)
Connor Funk Ranjan (voice)
Bob Joles Bagheera (voice)
Tony Jay Shere Khan (voice)
John Rhys-Davies Ranjan's Father (voice)
Jim Cummings Kaa / Colonel Hathi / M.C. Monkey (voice)
Phil Collins Lucky (voice)
Jeff Bennett Additional Voices (voice)
Veena Bidasha Additional Voices (voice)
Brian Cummings Additional Voices (voice)
Baron Davis Additional Voices (voice)
Bobby Edner Additional Voices (voice)
Jess Harnell Additional Voices (voice)
Devika Parikh Additional Voices (voice)
J. Grant Albrecht Additional voices (voice) (uncredited)
Newell Alexander Additional Voices (voice)
Rosemary Alexander Additional Voices
Name Job
Joel McNeely Conductor, Original Music Composer
Tom Rogers Additional Writing
Karl Geurs Screenplay
Steve Trenbirth Director
Angi Dyste Production Manager
Craig Pettigrew Supervising Music Editor
Carter Crocker Additional Writing
Ronald Eng Supervising Sound Editor
Lorraine Feather Songs
Leona Beckert Script Coordinator
Keith Rogers Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Ritsuko Notani Character Designer
Steve Tushar Sound Editor
Mark A. Bollinger Post Production Coordinator
Marvin Petilla Special Effects Supervisor
Peter Lonsdale Editor
Michael Peraza Jr. Art Direction
David Reynolds Additional Writing
Craig Sawczuk Post Production Supervisor
Ann Hoyt Assistant Editor
Jeanette Browning ADR Recordist
James Ashwill Foley Mixer
Doug Jackson Sound Editor
Dana LeBlanc Frankley Assistant Sound Editor
Willard Overstreet Foley Editor
Del Larkin Special Effects Supervisor
John Brian King Title Designer
Keiji Kishi Production Supervisor
John T. Cucci Foley Artist
Michael Harrigan Post Production Coordinator
Ned Lott Casting
Andrew Collins Animation
Gary L. Page Technical Supervisor
Kelly Baigent Supervising Animator
Matt Jones CGI Supervisor
Christopher K. Gee Editor
Tom Schyvens Unit Production Manager
Marc Ireland Production Accountant
Marty Warner Prop Designer
Matthew Jones CGI Supervisor
Chuck Michael Sound Editor
Paul Grabowsky Songs
Erik Flockoi Sound Recordist
Andrew Meagher Production Accountant
Dawn Solér Music Supervisor
Carlos Sotolongo ADR Engineer
Chris DeLaGuardia Color Timer
Mary Beth Smith Negative Cutter
Terry O'Bright Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Kimberly Oliver Music Supervisor
Alex Teslik III Technical Supervisor
Simon Ashton Supervising Animator
Nicola Flynn Animation
Dan O'Connell Foley Artist
David Slonaker Orchestrator
Zoltán Maros Animation
Kristina Pace Technical Supervisor
Alex Nicholas Layout Supervisor
Adam Phillips Senior Animator
Adam Smith Editorial Staff
Jamie Thomason ADR Voice Casting, Casting
Evan Spiliotopoulos Additional Writing
Roger S.H. Schulman Additional Writing
Todd Toon Sound Editor
Doc Kane ADR Engineer
Richard L. McCullough Assistant Editor
Warwick Gilbert Animation
Steve Lumley Layout Supervisor
Name Title
Christopher Chase Producer
Mary Thorne Producer
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Reviews

Kamurai
4.0

Decent watch at best, won't watch again, and can't recommend. Immediately, you can tell there is a dip in the quality of animation. To be fair, no only is this in that string of unnecessary sequels that Disney did, it is right after they switched from classic cell animation to digital cell anima ... tion, but it was 2 years after "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" and that looks amazing. The other immediate problem (even on the cover) is that Mowgli is still wearing his mystery diaper (never established where it came from) instead of actual clothes. As Mowgli struggles with being of two worlds (an arguably great point from the original movie), he extends his entitled behavior to returning to the Jungle, aggravating the village, as Sher Khan returns to hunting Mowgli, extending his obsession / pride (sort of a Moby Dick thing). Lacking some creativity, they return to some of the old songs (3 that I can think of, "Bear Necessities" and "Jungle Rhythm" being over used, and "I Wanna Be Like You" at the credits of all places) instead of using original material. As the adventures continue it's reveal that Mowgli had no natural connection to the animals, it's just that EVERYTHING speaks English, the other human characters don't bat an eye or lose a beat. It completely ruins the movie. At least in Tarzan it was clear he would "ooh ooh" to the Guerillas. What little charm they were able to drag from the previous movie to this one is just destroyed by that. The dramatization of Mowgli's endangerment also has a lesser impact this time, as he's survived before, and this time around we also have 2 other hapless children running about the Jungle who must have been blessed with invincibility to survive all that they do. I'm not saying there isn't something to enjoy here, but there is a lot more that I didn't, and there are far too many other movies to see.

Jun 23, 2021