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Dolphin Tale 2 - Movie Review
Director: Charles Martin Smith
Genre: Drama
Release date: September 12, 2014
Run Time: 107 minutes
Cast:
- Harry Connick, Jr. as Dr. Clay Haskett,
- Ashley Judd as Lorraine Nelson,
- Nathan Gamble as Sawyer Nelson,
- Kris Kristofferson as Reed Haskett,
- Cozi Zuehlsdorff as Hazel Haskett,
- Morgan Freeman a Dr. Cameron McCarthy,
- Denisea Wilson as Julia,
- Austin Highsmith as Phoebe,
- Lee Karlinsky as Troy,
- Taylor Blackwell as Susie,
- Julia Jordan as Mandy,
- Austin Stowell as Kyle Connellan,
- Juliana Harkavy as Rebecca
Dr. Clay Haskett Aquarius head (Connick Jr.) and Sawyer teenagers (Gamble), who had joined the rocker in the first film, are aware of this. Sawyer, moreover, has been established as an instructor in the aquarium. Dr. Clay is confronted with the added pressure aquarium investors because if the main attraction, the winter of your money maker. Obviously, no one is happy at the prospect of releasing winter.
In another vein, Sawyer also an important research program that would mean being at sea for a period of time and thus separated from his beloved winter offers. You can not go until a new partner is depressed for dolphin.
Meanwhile, a dolphin injured and found everyone - the daughter of Clay Hazel (Zuehlsdorff) included - hope this new addition to the aquarium adheres well to winter. But the new operator, appropriately named Esperanza, not winter because the prosthetic tail heating it. Thus, Dr. Cameron McCarthy (Freeman) designs an annex more natural look that is the case.
Find the film is that Smith does not attempt to give the Dolphins an anthropomorphic treatment. Although exaggerated emotional intrigue characterize parts, it's usually a story told with careful sensitivity, and the advantage of having a serious investigation into the behavior of these intelligent beings.
