Hoodwinked! (2005) was a mildly unique movie that had very underwhelming animation, but it was able to more than make up for it with clever writing, funny characters, and a lot of great gags. Sure, it looked awful, but it was still a great animated movie.Hoodwinked Too!... not so much.The amount of problems with Hoodwinked Too! are beyond count. It is an awful movie on almost every level, and it has maybe only one or two jokes that are kind of funny.The plot... is... generic and terribly paced. Pacing is probably the movie's biggest issue because there is almost no explanation for why things happen when they happen. Are we shifting scenes to a new random location? Are we on a new mission without properly explaining why? Red and Wolf now can't stand each other even though they were friends in the last movie? Red and Wolf have an emotional breakdown with non- stop bickering about who's fault it was that a mission failed, but there is no build-up to this anger so it is random... does this happen? Yes. The characters in this movie talk only in exposition and do so in such a terrible manner. They reveal their emotions and all of their thoughts so much that it sounds like the characters are simply reading off of a summary of themselves. An even worse example is that Red and Grandma have a supposedly emotional scene where they are both captured... the only problem with this is that it also the very first time both characters are seen in the same shot together. It is hilariously bad how they are talking to each other as if they have had any conversations with each other before and yet they haven't. It is really stupid.Now, while the first movie had bad animation for its time, it was used cleverly and still had some good shots. However, this movie, not only has bad animation, it just looks downright ugly. To make matters even worse, not only is the animation ugly, but the shots and camera angles are downright awful a lot of the time. Pretty much the entire Beanstalk scene was awful to look at and had derpy shots. Even the character designs in this movie are far worse than the last movie. To add to THAT, ALL OF THE CHARACTERS MOVE HORRIBLY! All of the walking animations look gosh awful. Heck, they even ruined Nicky Flippers' graceful walking and calm attitude.Almost all of the characters have been rewritten and don't act the same as before. Also, a lot of the new characters that are thrown in are equally bad. There is a cameo where it turns out the Happy Yodelers were actually secret spies and fighters... wow... plot- twist. But, they are never seen before the plot-twist, so it doesn't make sense. You need to introduce them first, then do the plot- twist. You can't have them show up as a plot-twist with a twist! It is just plain stupid! So while all of that is awful, one of the worst elements of the movie is that it thinks it is a good movie. I'm not even joking, the movie has at least 3-4 meta/fourth wall jokes about how "Sequels are always nice" or "I like deserved sequels" and other stuff like that. It is really sad because either the makers have absolutely no idea that it was an awful movie or else they know it is an awful movie and they were throwing in cheesy sarcasm to express their hate for the project.All in all, Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil is far worse than anything I could've expected it is just downright bad. I thought that maybe this movie was at least half-entertaining... but it is only fun to make fun of. Also, I am quite aware that this was originally going to be a straight to DVD release, but that is no excuse.

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I couldn't finish this movie... It got really boring in the middle. {THIS PART CONTAINS MILD SPOILERS} It seems like the movie was copying a lot of other movies when Hansel and Gretel betrayed Granny Puckett. In the middle, the storyline gets very uninteresting and unenjoyable, so I just left the room. It seems like the creators ran out of good ideas and threw in some weak jokes in an attempt to get money out of the movie. The characters look different in the sequel, also. Red almost has brown lips, and Nicky Flippers has humongous lips (unlike the first movie). The only funny parts were in the beginning; by the middle, they tried way too hard to keep the storyline flowing by adding in weak puns and jokes. I also couldn't believe that this movie contains the "d" word... kids movies aren't supposed to curse. But since they actually used the word in the right place, I thought it was kind of funny. They had some pretty intense violence scenes for a kids' movie, too. I recommend this movie for 8 year olds who can handle a mild curse and some cartoon violence.

Red Riding Hood is training in the group of Sister Hoods, when she and the Wolf are called to examine the sudden mysterious disappearance of Hansel and Gretel.While the film has a great cast, it is so light on quality, it could have been a television episode -- this is not feature film quality. A few good jokes here or there, but a weak story and just nothing that really grabbed my attention.It seems the game these days is to make terrible sequels. "Shrek 4" was a letdown, "Open Range 3" was just average... this one, though, sets a new low bar in effort. Nobody involved gave a hoot about it (except maybe the voice talent, and they must have been in a very good contract, because I do not know why they would want to be in this after reading the script).