- Walt Disney’s Beloved Classic continues with a whole new breed of Disney fun in LADY AND THE TRAMP II: SCAMP’S ADVENTURE. Join Jock, Trusty, and all the characters you love as they meet a new generation of hilarious canine characters in a heartwarming adventure. Lady and Tramp have their paws full raising mischievous Scamp, who’s always in the doghouse. Longing for freedom, Scamp ventu
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Walt Disney’s Beloved Classic continues with a whole new breed of Disney fun in LADY AND THE TRAMP II: SCAMP’S ADVENTURE. Join Jock, Trusty, and all the characters you love as they meet a new generation of hilarious canine characters in this heartwarming adventure. Lady and Tramp have their paws full raising mischievous Scamp, who’s always in the doghouse. Longing for freedom, Scamp ventures far from home and joins the notorious Junkyard Dogs. With his idol, the streetwise … More >>
Lady & The Tramp II – Scamp’s Adventure
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#1 by Kim Possible Finicatata on April 19, 2010 - 11:48 am
I got this,when 3 or 4 of the DVDs were going back into the vault/
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by Anonymous on April 19, 2010 - 12:16 pm
It’s a piece of dirty gum! GOO-GOO GA-GA! Oh, mr. SUN, sun, mr golden sun, please blow up the piece of dirt! MOO!
Rating: 1 / 5
#3 by Anonymous on April 19, 2010 - 2:16 pm
Sorry, I might be getting on your nerves now, but there’s so much to say!
Firstly, let’s talk about songs. Young children will have a really hard time uderstanding the songs: “Bella Notte” and “We are Siamiese if You Please”. In the new film, the songs have much easier lyrics which toddlers and infants will find an awful lot easier to understand and sing to. Boys will dig Buster and Reggie, girls dig Scamp and Angel. The songs in the 1st were UNBEARABLE!!!
Let’s move onto the voice cast.
Scott Wolf was chosen for Scamp. He is AMAZING at making Scamp sound stubborn, ambitious, pleased, angry, playful, upset and affectionate. He has a very cute voice which shows Scamp’s character perfectly!
Alyssa Milano does Angel and she gives Angel so much maturity while sounding young. I love that. I love her voice very much, she fills out the perfect part of Scamp’s lover!
Alyssa can make Angel sound cool, streetwise, compassionate, hurt, angry and sweet. You could not imagine them with a different voice!
Mickey Rooney fills out the “Affectionate Father” part. He plays Tramp, now house-loving and tame. Scamp can’t see it, but Tramp will always stay his freedom-loving self. He will do anything for his children.
Jodi Benson plays Lady, the sweet, charming cocker spaniel who is now a mother to a beautiful litter of four. She loves Scamp, and gets very worried when he runs away. Jodi Benson is perfect at filling out the “Compassionate Mother” part.
Scamp’s singing voice was Rodger Bart who amazingly managed to sound like Scott Wolf. He sang his songs amazingly. His voice makes you feel special and happy [and pleased that you bought the video/DVD!!!!]
Susan Egan sang beautifully for Angel. She sounds brilliant in her two songs. I love that voice!!!!!! She sounded romantic in the love song and hurt, but sweet in Family.
The voice cast is amazing, definetely a perfect choice of a sequel from an original masterpiece!!!
Rating: 5 / 5
#4 by Anonymous on April 19, 2010 - 3:18 pm
I absolutly love this movie! To bad I don’t have No.1. I’ve seen No.1,but I do not have it. Scap hates living with humans. He wants to live wild & free! He gets his wish & loved it at the begining, but he then toke to the pond. He wanted to go home, ware he belonged. In the sky fire works striks. Tramp came! He freed Scamp. (His girl friend also helped.) Scamp went home and his girl friend came to the famaly.
Rating: 5 / 5
#5 by Anonymous on April 19, 2010 - 3:47 pm
Me again! I just wanted to say a few things. First of all, the 1st movie dragged on forever with no proper excitement apart from 2 fights which were quite exciting I suppose.
In this film, Lady has to be in it more. And the only living thing that she talks to in this film is Tramp!!! She doesn’t say ANYTHING to her children and to show her love to them, you only see her and Scamp give each other a quick but affectionate nuzzle when they meet in the middle of the path when Scamp returns home. Tramp’s singing voice drives you UP THE WALL!!! He is in it much more than Lady! WHY!!!
I have to say, I prefered Angel and Scamp to Tramp and Lady. They made a cuter couple.
Let’s move onto love songs. The song “Bella Notte” was really annoying and Tony and Joe should have given Lady and Tramp some privacy as they ate! SHEESH!!! The new love song “I Didn’t know that I Could Feel this Way” was beautiful and very clever! And at last, Tony and Joe had the curtosy to stay inside as the two young lovers ate. [But you could see them peeking through the door as Angel and Scamp were nuzzling!]
LATT had too much music, it drove you crazy! They had the music for everything, including when the dogs were walking and running. At least, in this film, they put some effort into the sound of the dogs feet. From the tap of their paws on pavements and roads to soft crunch when they walk on grass and sand. They also had the splashing noise when the dogs shook themselves.
The first film was beautiful but this film is 100 times better!!!!!! How can you people say the original is better! Everything is better in this film! It is also a MUCH cuter love story! [I'm talking about Scamp and Angel].
Rating: 5 / 5