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It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

I'm honestly impressed with how much effort was put in to this film, considering that this is a direct-to-DVD film. I thought the animation was amazing and perfect for what it is. The imagery is nice and the animation is very smooth and great. But that's about it when it comes to perks. And don't get me wrong, I still think this film is very well made. But the story is somewhat the opposite of the first films story, which just seems kind of lazy. Granted, it's not done badly, it's just something that isn't that original. The one thing I dislike most about this film is that the voice of Scamp, while he did a great job, just did not fit whatsoever. It's mind-boggingly distracting and is completely off-putting. I say that because Scamp was supposed to be a Puppy still. Yet, for some strange reason, he has the voice of a grown man, which is something I just can't swallow. All in all, this film isn't really great whatsoever and is something that never had to exist. This film isn't necessarily bad, as I'm sure those who really wanted a Lady and the Tramp sequel would probably enjoy it. But I just feel like the executions were sort of done poorly. But that's just me though. While this film is okay at best, I guess the fluid animation in this film does make it worth the hour and a half.

I've loved this movie ever since I was little, but I like it even more now that I am near adulthood. I've seen a few of the Disney sequels, such as Lion King 2 and 101 Dalmatians 2, and I thought those movies were relatively good, but nowhere near as good as this movie. This movie is my personal favorite movie of all time, because it really inspired me to become a Disney fan, and to be a potential artist. Perhaps what makes me like this movie so much is the likability of Scamp and his love interest Angel. Scamp is a character that a lot of people can relate to and sympathize with, as most people have wanted to break free from their families at some point in their life. His love interest, Angel, is my favorite character in the movie, and perhaps my favorite movie character ever. Maybe it's the voice that gets me, or maybe even her facial expressions, but everything about this character works and feels honest. These two characters are highly charismatic as a couple, and Scott Wolf and Alyssa Milano do a very good job voicing them. I can not see another set of actors playing Scamp and Angel other than them.Even the rest of the voice cast does pretty well, such as Chazz Palminteri, who does a very good job as Buster, the antagonist of the film, Jodi Benson as Lady, Jeff Bennett as Tramp, along with may others. Some people have said that the triplets' voices are grating, but I personally find them cute, especially Danielle (the one with the white collar). The songs are well-written and catchy, including "A World Without Fences", the romantic "I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way", and "Always There", which contains the message of the movie regarding how your family will always be there for you no matter what. The animation is also pretty good, and is a step up from previous Disney sequels at the time, which mostly looked much cheaper looking than their predecessors. This is also a rare overall DTV sequel that looks even better than the already classic original movie. The animation is very clean looking, and the body movements and facial expressions work very well and are delivered with honesty. I highly recommend this movie. I've seen this movie countless times, and I will continue to watch this movie over and over again, because I love it so much. It is my favorite movie of all time, and it's a movie that I will never grow too old for or lose interest in.

That fascinating film I watched two days ago but I still can't stop thinking of it and give up emotions I experienced while watching it. But before I had watched the first film (original Lady and the Tramp). To my mind, the first film has a weaker plot and it lacks love displaying except spaghetti scene, in some places it really bores you: scenes with Jim Dear and Darling and over-naive Lady. Thus the second film suited my taste more because it contains more romantic scenes (spaghetti scene is done excellent, in addition, it has more intriguing and thought-provoking plot that absorbs you and you can't help worrying about characters and laughing at funny moments (dim-witted dogcatcher entertained me much). It's worth mentioning marvelous music ( song "I Didn't Know That I Could Feel This Way"). All characters are shown with their individual appearance. As for me, I find Angel the most attractive. Besides being kind-hearted, she is also wise (not only street-wise, she sounds reasonable at all) and so engaging with her winning smile that I should say it's mostly due to her that this film is the first on my list of favorite animal movies. I love Angel and I love this film. Brilliant work. I recommend it to everybody who likes animal love films.

Well, first of all, it's not a bad movie. It is good, and I like the characters introduced. I also like Lady and Tramp's voices more in this.However, I would like to see Lady And Tramp more. I know it says 'Scamp's Adventure', and I love Scamp And Angel to bits, but it's a sequel to the original, where in my opinion, they should of just released it as 'Scamp's Adventure', not 'Lady And The Tramp II:Scamp's Adventure'.Tramp did have quite a role, but he didn't have much time with Lady.But anyway, the songs are quite good, and Scamp and Angel are sweet. I've seen better sequels, but hey, it's not a failure.I give it 7/10. Very good, but still had flaws.