Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil 3D
3D animated sequel to 2005's Hoodwinked! This time Red (voiced by Hayden Panattiere from Heroes) is training in the group of Sister Hoods, when she and the Wolf (voiced by Patrick Warburton, who played David Puddy in Seinfeld) are called to examine the sudden mysterious disappearance of Hansel and Gretel.
Also features the vocal talents of Glenn Close, Martin Short and Cheech & Chong.
Reviews & comments
BEST WATCHED IN 3D
I just came back from watching this movie and thought that I must review it. It was a great movie. At the start it was exciting and great way of introducing the characters. When I was about 1/4 of the way through the movie I got very lost and didn't understand what was happening but the great thing was they summerized again so I wasn't lost anymore. I would...
Variety
pressLess a movie than a ill-advised lab experiment in which classic children's stories are injected with Bond-movie stylings, inane wisecracks and martial-arts mayhem, this manic misfire takes storybook revisionism to ever more irritating ends.
TVNZ
pressThere are a few nods to other films - Star Wars and Silence of the Lambs being the most obvious, but there's little for the adults in the audience to appreciate here.
The New York Times
pressWhile it seems there's no getting away from this marketing aesthetic, the resemblance at times to a video game is far, far too acute.
Los Angeles Times
pressHansel and Gretel are this movie's breakout stars, but it's not enough to make Hoodwinked Too feel like anything but a storybook hurled straight at your head.
Hollywood Reporter
pressOne of the most obnoxious and least necessary animated films of the century thus far.
A.V. Club
pressIt raises the question of who the movie is for in the first place: Kids have seen much better animation in other films, and it's hard to imagine too many grown-ups ready to smile and nod at yet more smirking takes on famous moments from "Scarface" and "The Silence Of The Lambs."
Variety
pressLess a movie than a ill-advised lab experiment in which classic children's stories are injected with Bond-movie stylings, inane wisecracks and martial-arts mayhem, this manic misfire takes storybook revisionism to ever more irritating ends.
TVNZ
pressThere are a few nods to other films - Star Wars and Silence of the Lambs being the most obvious, but there's little for the adults in the audience to appreciate here.
The New York Times
pressWhile it seems there's no getting away from this marketing aesthetic, the resemblance at times to a video game is far, far too acute.
Los Angeles Times
pressHansel and Gretel are this movie's breakout stars, but it's not enough to make Hoodwinked Too feel like anything but a storybook hurled straight at your head.
Hollywood Reporter
pressOne of the most obnoxious and least necessary animated films of the century thus far.
A.V. Club
pressIt raises the question of who the movie is for in the first place: Kids have seen much better animation in other films, and it's hard to imagine too many grown-ups ready to smile and nod at yet more smirking takes on famous moments from "Scarface" and "The Silence Of The Lambs."
BEST WATCHED IN 3D
I just came back from watching this movie and thought that I must review it. It was a great movie. At the start it was exciting and great way of introducing the characters. When I was about 1/4 of the way through the movie I got very lost and didn't understand what was happening but the great thing was they summerized again so I wasn't lost anymore. I...
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