Matthew O'Callaghan
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Kiswahili,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,هَرْشٜن هَوْس,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,中文
The animation film Open Season 2, starring Joel McHale, Mike Epps, Jane Krakowski, etc., directed by Matthew O'Callaghan, was released on September 24, 2008 in the United States. It tells the story of after falling head over hooves in love with Giselle, Elliot's road to the altar takes a slight detour when Mr. Weenie is 'kidnapped' by his human owners. A rescue mission starts. Oh, and there's also a group of pampered pets. This is an Animation, Adventure, Comedy film with a runtime of 76 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.5/10 from 28,853 viewers.
Matthew O'Callaghan
as Director
Todd Wilderman
as Director
Joel McHale
as Elliot
Mike Epps
as Boog
Jane Krakowski
as Giselle
Billy Connolly
as McSquizzy
Crispin Glover
as Fifi
Steve Schirripa
as Roberto
Georgia Engel
as Bobbie
Diedrich Bader
as Rufus
Cody Cameron
as Mr. Weenie
Fred Stoller
as Stanley
Olivia Hack
as Charlene
Danny Mann
as Serge
Maddie Taylor
as Deni
Maddie Taylor
as Buddy
Maddie Taylor
as Ian
Nika Futterman
as Rosie
Sean P. Mullen
as Roger
Michelle Murdocca
as Maria
Jacquie Barnbrook
as Fifi's Owner
David I. Stern
as Writer
John B. Carls
as Writer
Jill Culton
as Writer
Steve Moore
as Writer
Anthony Stacchi
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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very interesting and entertaining. but the dumb deer is getting too much spotlight, and it's really irritating.
Good movie!
please upload in Hindi language 😭
I came home from work and when I got home I discovered my brother had rented WALL-E and open season 2 and of course decided to watch open season 2 first, and not being familiar with the first one I pretty much enjoyed this film, it had a lot of witty dialog that I actually caught myself laughing out loud, and I found it refreshing to be able to laugh at something that didn't have an over abundance of toilet jokes. Open season 2 in my mind even though its a kids movie, was definitely a lot of fun, and if asked what would I literally recommend for ideal family viewing? this film would always spring to mind. Of course WALL-E was also very good and funny, only it had fewer lines but also very good family entertainment.
Good movie!
source: Open Season 2
I loved the first open season, Martin Lawrence and Ashton Kutcher played so well off each other and their quirky funny antics made me laugh on multiple occasions in the movie. THIS JUNK is a rehash of the same thing from the first one just with two new voices of Boog and Elliott. As soon as I heard the two new voices I couldn't watch, but I came back a second time and finished the movie which by the end I had laughed very little. If Martin Lawrence and Ashton Kutcher were still there they could have adlibbed a little to add in the hilarity but for some reason they were cut out
May contain a certain scene of the movie, but not big. When Elliot, Buddy, and Wennie arrives at pet paradiso and met Boog in his sheepdog disguise, they said this: Boog: Elliot! Wennie! Thank goodness you're safe! Eliiot: Who are you? Boog: What do you mean, I'm you're best friend! Elliot: McSquizzy? Boog: McSquzzy!? He doesn't even like you! Elliot: Look, I'm not talking to some random overweight sheepdog about my personal relationships. Boog: It's me, Boog! Elliot: Boog's fatter, no way. Boog: Elliot!! Elliot: Boog? It really is you! Did you loose weight? Boog: When'd you start thinking McSquizzy was your bff? Elliot: Well, you were hibernating, and we were chilling... Bears hibernate, that's true, but squirrels hibernate too!
I like the movie Open Season 2 because I like the illustrations and the animals. The movie is about a bear and a deer on an adventure to save Mr. Weenie, the sausage dog.
This is the best cartoon of 2008 and everyone can watch it except for the elderly and children under 12 and thanks for your attention. Good and best film ever.
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