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Pocahontas 2: Journey to a New World Reviews

  • Francisca 2022-11-02 02:27:14

    me and me

    The first time I watched Pocahontas when I was a child, I watched the second part. When I was young at that time, I couldn't see that this story was a love triangle setting of two "princes" + a "princess". Later, when I grew up, I revisited this movie, and it was the same mockery. It turned out...

  • Camron 2022-10-11 03:23:11

    Poca is still Poca, but love doesn't change

    When I was young, I had no concept of love. I just thought that the more characters in an animation, the more interesting it would be, and I thought it was pretty good... Now it seems that apart from my Poca's independent and brave performance, other things...

    First of all, I feel that Poca and JS...

  • Alberto 2022-09-06 23:55:13

    The second part isn't together either.

    The story of this film goes back to the year 1612, when Princess Pocahontas heard the rumors of Zhuang Maisi's death, and couldn't help but wonder whether the original choice was right or wrong. In order to seek a peaceful relationship between his family and British immigrants, she came to London,...

  • Alessia 2022-09-06 23:23:27

    complete

    In the second part, Pocahontas gave up Smith and joined hands with the new male protagonist, rolfe, who is also John... After watching this ending, I felt like watching a funny romantic comedy. However, I immediately turned back and flipped through the first part, and felt that this ending was the...

  • Kristoffer 2022-09-06 23:12:41

    Don't watch it. Just don't.

    [Reprint] This movie is a piece of my heart. I originally wanted to rant about myself, but I found that what I wanted to say has already been said, so I will reprint it. I wish I'd never watched the Pocahontas sequel. Seriously. I' ve watched most of the Disney sequels, and while, yes, most of them...

  • Jeffrey 2022-09-06 21:59:51

    The two male protagonists hurry up together

    The second is really good. Before I thought the two male protagonists couldn't accept it When people take different paths (in fact, many places in the film suggest that Smith and Pocahontas ideals are completely different), there is nothing wrong with separation. It didn't destroy the fairy tale....

  • Madonna 2022-09-06 17:07:48

    Disney's denial of itself

    I admit that it was Pocahontas that retained the trace of regret at the end that gave me the desire to watch the sequel, but after watching it, I found that this thought itself was a mistake. The final outcome of this work can be said to be a complete denial of Disney's previous work: at the...