A monster is terrorising the city. Fievel and Nellie Brie, a brilliant news reporter, set out to discover the truth. Tiger and Tony lend a paw.
I loved the villain, a psychotic poodle named Madame Mousey and also the banter between Nellie and her boss, Reed. Tiger has good moments too. The characterisation is what makes this sequel a success. The previous one, Treasure of Manhattan, fell down on this.
I like the songs in this film. You can't hum them afterwards but that doesn't mean they're necessarily bad.
Don't let the third film put you off. There's a lot of enjoyment to be had here for young and old.
8/10
I loved the villain, a psychotic poodle named Madame Mousey and also the banter between Nellie and her boss, Reed. Tiger has good moments too. The characterisation is what makes this sequel a success. The previous one, Treasure of Manhattan, fell down on this.
I like the songs in this film. You can't hum them afterwards but that doesn't mean they're necessarily bad.
Don't let the third film put you off. There's a lot of enjoyment to be had here for young and old.
8/10