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Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure

By Teresa Talerico, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 5+

Not as good as the original, but cute and fun.

Movie G 2006 70 minutes
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Based on 6 parent reviews

JonDan22
JonDan22 Parent of 8 and 12-year-old
January 3, 2023
age 5+

As good as the original

[Written by 8yo boy] I can't believe Common Sense gave this one three stars. I think this one is as good as the original - maybe even better. It is cute and fun. There's some good singing and some scenes are funny. And it's very talented. The adventure is really fun.
Msberann
Msberann Adult
June 5, 2019
age 6+

Absolutely wonderful!!!

It's actually surprisingly good! I loved it as a kid and still do! Yes, it is a little different from the original, but you can tell they were really trying to make something very fun and touching. It has a lots of adventures at the same time it's being very deep and teaches great lessons about the value of a family. And the new characters are very likeable too, like Angel is a very cool yet deep and interesting character. And the animation is very nice too and captures the look and style of the first movie very well. And the songs are absolutely BEAUTIFUL! They really feels like great song numbers that could've been in any other Disney movie! So overall this is a very beautiful sequel with great lessons that I think the whole family will enjoy over and over again!
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What's the Story?

In LADY AND THE TRAMP II: SCAMP'S ADVENTURE, Lady and the Tramp are now the parents of three adorable and obedient daughter pups and a rambunctious son named Scamp (voiced by Scott Wolf), who longs for "a world without fences." He gets his chance when he meets a gang of freewheeling junkyard dogs led by the intimidating Buster (voiced by Chazz Palminteri). Desperately wanting to fit in with the junkyard dog gang, Scamp gets entangled in misadventures and falls for a streetwise but good-hearted puppy named Angel (voiced by Alyssa Milano). While Angel and Scamp look out for each other, Scamp's family desperately misses him. When Scamp learns that Tramp is a legend among the junkyard dogs, he can't believe his father gave up street life to become a pampered house dog. Conversely, Angel can't believe Scamp traded a loving family for a shifty pack of strays.

Is It Any Good?

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Parents say (6 ):
Kids say (12 ):

While the story and musical sequences can't measure up to the beloved Disney classic, this is still a fairly entertaining sequel. It should delight kids simply as a fable about a youth anxious to test his wings.

Adults will enjoy seeing many of the original characters, including Jim Dear and Darling, Jock the Scottish Terrier, Trusty the Bloodhound, and even Aunt Sarah and her scheming Siamese cats. In homage to the original movie, they share a plate of spaghetti and meatballs at Tony's restaurant. Children and adults will enjoy Scamp's journey, the cast of characters he meets, and the lessons about appreciating family and accepting who you are instead of trying to fit in with the crowd.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about why Scamp felt as though he didn't belong at home and wanted to strike out on his own. Why must Tramp discipline Scamp when he breaks rules? Older kids might relate to a scene where Scamp confronts his dad about his past as a street dog. Why do parents try to protect their kids from making the same mistakes they did? Does running away solve anything?

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