Balto II: Wolf Quest

2001
G
1 घं 16 मि

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Lacey Chabert, Mark Hamill, David Carradine, Maurice LaMarche, Charles Fleischer, and Kevin Schon in Balto II: Wolf Quest (2001)

Home Video Trailer from Universal Studios Home Entertainment

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंBalto and his daughter Aleu embark on a journey of adventure and self discovery.Balto and his daughter Aleu embark on a journey of adventure and self discovery.Balto and his daughter Aleu embark on a journey of adventure and self discovery.

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- 1 जीत और कुल 1 नामांकन

Jenna
(वॉइस)

David Carradine

Nava
(वॉइस)

Lacey Chabert

Aleu
(वॉइस)

Mark Hamill

Niju
(वॉइस)

Maurice LaMarche

Balto
(वॉइस)

Peter MacNicol

Muru
(वॉइस)

Charles Fleischer

Boris
(वॉइस)

Rob Paulsen

Terrier
(वॉइस)
…

Nicolette Little

Dingo
(वॉइस)

Melanie Spore

Saba
(वॉइस)

Kevin Schon

Muc
(वॉइस)
…

Joe Alaskey

Hunter
(वॉइस)
…

Monnae Michaell

Aniu
(वॉइस)
(as Mone Walton)

Mary Kay Bergman

Fox
(वॉइस)
…

Jeff Bennett

Yak
(वॉइस)
(as Jeff Glen Bennet)

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ट्रिविया
(at around 11 mins) The box that the pups are in while being adopted is the same medicine box Balto delivered in the first film.

गूफ़
Throughout most of the beginning of the movie, the raven's beak does not move whenever it caws. When Balto is by the river talking to the raven, the raven caws several times but it's beak doesn't move, yet in a later scene, when it caws, its beak moves.

भाव
Aleu: I knew there was something wrong with me.
Balto: There is nothing wrong with you. You have a proud heritage.
Aleu: Oh, sure.
Balto: Your mother is a pure-bred husky.
Aleu: Then what are you?
Balto: I-I'm the one who's part wolf.
Aleu: How could this happen?
Balto: Look. Aleu. My dad was a husky who... had pups with a wolf.
Aleu: Great. My grandmother was a wild animal? Did the wolf teach you how to know when a human wants to kill you?
Balto: I was accidentally separated from her when I was young, so I never spent much time with... the wolf. I remember that she was as white as snow, and she had this warm voice that made me feel safe. Well, then Boris took me in, and, after being raised by a goose it's a wonder I don't honk instead of bark.
Aleu: Why didn't you tell me this before?
Balto: Because I wanted to protect you.
Aleu: Protect me? From what? From the fact that no human will ever want me because I'm part wild animal?
Balto: Aleu.
Aleu: And what about my brothers and sisters? They've got wolf in them, too. Why did humans want them?
Balto: Because they don't look it,
[sighs]
Balto: and you do.
Aleu: It's not fair. I hate you!
[jumps off the boat crying]
Balto: Aleu? Aleu, come back!
Aleu: Leave me alone!
[runs away crying]

इसके अलावा अन्य वर्जन
Around the early 2010's, Universal released the movie on digital platforms. Rather than using the 2002 master for VHS, DVD, and TV broadcasts, it was re-rendered from the original files. The soundtrack remained unchanged, however the images differed drastically from the original release. Some of the sequences included different takes, such as one in which Aleu frowned instead of smiling as in the original master. A portion of the scenes are also modified for continuity reasons, and even scenes that are beyond than 24fps have had their frame rate changed. The current master was also utilized in DVD compilations featuring this film since 2015, while others used the standalone 2002 DVD.

कनेक्शन
Edited into The Paul Behragam Talk Show: "Balto 3" R&T Part 1 (2015)

साउंडट्रैक
Taking You Home
Written by Michele Brourman and Amanda McBroom
Performed by Kimaya Seward
Produced by Michele Brourman

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Cheese fluff, anyone?

I have yet to see a DTV sequel that did not completely butcher the original and make me want to run a sledgehammer through my VCR. Balto II: Wolf Quest is no exception. I might have been able to overlook the poor animation if the plot had been decent, but we've seen it a million times. The writers decide to produce offspring from the original movie's hero, and then follow their angst plight through adolescence. The voice casting for Aleu was horrid, a stronger female voice would have done wonders for her characters. And that mouse... oy. He howled for crying out loud! I'm sorry, but that's just beyond laughable, and not in a good way. The wolves were horribly drawn, especially the three "mean" ones. Were these a tribute too the three sled dogs that always trailed after Steele? They, as well as their leader looked more like rats crossed with panthers. The animators seem to have fallen into the horrible cliché of "Wanna make a baddie? Give him an over-sized chin!" Yick.

Then there were all the overdone and overUSED Indian references. Since it's Alaska, couldn't they at least gone with Eskimo legends, since they were so intent on dumping spiritualism on us? The glowing eye effect lost it's charm... as soon as I saw it. I just wish these people will stop pumping out sequels for the sake of a dollar. Make something that's worthy of theater release, and that lives up to it's predecessor.