Somehow -- and I'm not entirely sure how, given the weakness of the first movie -- this sequel manages to be a fairly OK way to spend just over an hour. Connolly is as irritating as ever, and the final musical number is horribly lame and clichéd, but around that there's a good narrative, some genuinely funny lines and a shifted focus to the often-delightful secondary characters. It's not perfect, but it's a definite improvement.

Talking-animal CGI flick that goes for jokes over animation but fails on both counts and just comes across as a cheap Ice Age wannabe. I'm yet to watch the first Open Season however: perhaps that makes good in the areas this straight-to-video sequel shows promise in.

The first Open Season was a little bit off, but a good laugh. This film seemed like they didn't even try.

Holy crap it was bad, although the huge antlers were funny.

A thoroughly unsurprising sequel which simplistically continues elements from the first film. The quirky over-empasized design is more obvious than ever, especially with the new cast of domestic creatures. The major characters all return again, be it with some reasonably major changes in voice acting. This doesn't seem to make much difference however as the humour and feel of the original seems to scratch through from the original although some elements do tend to drag somewhat. Reasonably good.

Do not waste your time watching this, the film is quite boring. Unnecessary sequel.