Journey 2: The Mysterious Island [Blu-ray]

This is a good old adventure movie with modern CGI for the whole family and as an older blu ray CHEEP to get! If you don't have this in your collection your missing out! I was looking at my collection to watch something I'd hadn't watched for awhile and came up with this little treasure! So if you can still get it from Amazon I would! When you get it make sure you have popcorn and snacks ready to go before you watch it, as it's a fun adventure of an old story! ENJOY!

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island (2012): This adventure film is a fun, family-friendly sequel featuring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, who joins a group searching for the mysterious island of Jules Verne’s novel. It’s filled with CGI-heavy action, humor, and wild fantasy elements, making it a light-hearted escapist movie suitable for kids and adults alike.

Great Entertainment, Action Packed, Very Funny, Great Acting. Watched it a few times already!

This movie was entertaining could have been a bit longer but it was enjoyable.

It's a good part 2 wish there was a part 3 (hints at one at end of this movie)

We watched this movie with our 5 year old and 3 year old and we all enjoyed it. The story line was entertaining and exciting which kept our kids intrigued throughout the while movie. The characters are relatable and it shows different family dynamics that are entertaining. Our kids also really enjoyed the scenes with the giant animals such as bees and lizards. And us as parents were thoroughly entertained too and it kept our interest during the whole movie. If your looking for a funny, entertaining and exciting movie that all ages can enjoy this would be a perfect movie.

As far at the movie itself goes, this was not a horrible film but not anything memorable either. The movie is full of middle school drama, corny jokes, and absolutely nothing compelling in the story. The cheesy plot requires a massive amount of suspended belief from the viewer. The acting is decent but nothing spectacular.I was disappointed to see the movie gives a very negative portrayal of father figures and includes a HUGE amount of disrespect from the teenager, with either no negative consequences or *positive* consequences for the bad behaviors and bad attitude. The movie makes the father figures looks like they are jokes, and there isn't really much of a redeeming character arc for the teen.In addition, the subtitles on the movie are HORRIBLE. They are so blurry, it is almost impossible to read them in any language. I was happy to see that the DVD included French language options since the movie is loosely based on a Jules Verne novel, but the subtitles were worthless because of the blurry font.

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