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The Secret Life of Pets 2 - Movie Review

History

I picked up the first Secret Life of Pets movie when the digital code was very cheap. I believe it was a 2 for $5 at the time. The movie was better than I expected. Being a completist with may things, I felt the need to pick up Secret Life of Pets 2 to complete the collection. It helped that it came out the same time as Godzilla: King of the Monsters. 

Review

Patton Oswalt is a great comedic actor and voice actor. His most famous voice acting being Ratatouille. Who could resist watching his character meet Harrison Ford's serious character in this movie. Harrison's character reminded me a lot of his character in Six Days Seven Nights. I was actually surprised that this was only part of the movie. There is a second story happening at the same time. Both stories merge about a two thirds of the way through in a satisfying way.

I have to admit, I initially put on the movie to test out my affordable theater room that I plan to post about soon. The movie's story and pace kept me interested and I ended up finishing it when I had only intended to make sure the projector's focus and alignment work working. I think many people will find at least one thing in this movie that will keep them interested in watching it until the end.

Rating

I would rate this at least a SD movie. It is worth picking up for under $7 in HD. I was able to pick up my HD copy for $7 at Family Video with their buy three for $21.

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