The second part, to put it bluntly, revolves around whether Mephis's son Dennis is a vampire or a human. Dracula hopes and believes that the little guy is a vampire from the bottom of his heart, but Mephis believes that his son is an ordinary human child, and the father and daughter have differences again. But I'm not very interested in the quarrel between the father and daughter, because little Dennis is so cute, and the whole child is a cute egg! The voice is very cute, and when he looks at the curly hair, he wants to rub A hand, a more lovable child, my eyes are on him throughout the whole process~
The more impressive plot is that Dracula took Dennis to the vampire school he had read, and wanted to let Dennis grow vampire fangs through the education of vampires. Unfortunately, many years later, the vampire school is no longer Dracula. The way of education has changed since then. Dracula got angry and had no choice but to take Dennis to the top of the tower. He put Dennis down from the tower and wanted to turn him into a bat and fly. At this point I thought he would get his wish, but it turned out not to be the case.
At the last moment, Dracula flew out to catch the little grandson. I think he must be very disappointed in his heart, and maybe he has begun to suspect that Dennis may not really be a vampire. However, the movie was reversed at the end. Dennis turned into a brave little bat when the little wolf girl was bullied. It seemed that the fight was stronger than his mother and grandfather. Anger turned into a red face. Little Mengdaner is determined to be a little vampire, everyone is happy, everyone starts singing and dancing again, and the film ends perfectly!
View more about Hotel Transylvania 2 reviews
