Against the Wild II: Survive the Serengeti 2016 123movies

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Plot: Two kids and their dog must use all their skills to survive in the African bush after a plane crash.
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Richard Boddington has done it again with this wonderful family film!
Richard Boddington’s Against the Wild II: Survive The Serengeti is a wonderful new family film that toughly enjoyed watching. Only recently did I take up watching much of Boddington’s work, and I got to say a great many of his movies show great examples of what appeals to families and children.

Like Mr. Boddington’s first Against the Wild, this one follows the exploits of two children (brother and sister), who must survive in a land overran by dangerous animals, where they must show survival skills and ‘pull together’ to make it through. Being a fan of Gary Paulsen when I was younger, I cannot help but draw parallels to ‘Hatchet’ and ‘Brains Winter’ when I watch either installment of Against the Wild.

While the first ‘Against the Wild’ saw the children surviving in the Canadian forest, this one delves into a much richer and colorful landscape – what appears to be South Africa. I felt that the second installment played a little better than did the first, mainly due to (at least in my opinion) better chemistry between the two children, and much better chemistry between the parents.

It’s hard to write this review without giving away too many spoilers, but just suffice it to say that it’s a great family- friendly movie that I’d encourage anyone with children to watch. It was a great 90 minutes of entertainment. Heck, even if you don’t have kids – both installments are still worth the watch.

Decent Little Family Adventure
Having had been a Cub Scout leader for four and a half years, I was “introduced” to the world of kids/family films, which for chilling out purposes at the end of stressful days can be a Godsend. Something to watch that I can follow fairly easily over my evening meal. On occasion films in this genre will do the head in of anybody over the age of 12, but Wild 2 isn’t one of them.

I will admit I’ve only seen the trailer for the first Against the Wild film, but looking at that this second film appears to be broadly similar except set in Africa. I’m not sure really if it can be classed as a sequel because the first film’s trailer gives me the impression that Against the Wild 2 appears to be a remake of the first film.

Anyway, Wild 2 is the story of two kids (John Paul Ruttan and Ella Ballentine) who have gone out and crash-landed in a plane somewhere in Africa and end up having to survive, as the title says, Against the Wild.

It may not be an original idea but the film is fairly likable, has lots of lovely scenic shots of South Africa and some natural looking scenes of the kids with the elephants. A quick Google will tell you whether the animals are real or not. The ending is pretty much as you’d expect really – the kids either get trampled by an elephant, starve to death or get found by their parents. I made two of these outcomes up. 🙂

While the two children are likable, the dog (which I understand is the same dog/character from the first film) seems pointless as he/she runs off, leaving the kids to fend for themselves for a large chunk of the movie. Also I suspect the kids (as their characters) are more clued up than they let on with regards to surviving in the wild – but all too often in real life a lot of kids are more knowledgeable about stuff than they let on – certainly the case with the Cubs I worked with a year or two ago, and I’m sure they’d have loved this.

A recommended film. I liked it. Not the greatest film in the world but a great example of a smaller independent film made on a limited budget.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 31 min (91 min)
Budget 107953
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated PG
Genre Action, Adventure, Family
Director Richard Boddington
Writer Richard Boddington
Actors Jeri Ryan, John Paul Ruttan, Ella Ballentine
Country Canada, South Africa
Awards 1 nomination
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