In some respects, this particular play out moots the point of the first film altogether. Dracula claims he is more open minded now but still clings to his past and tries to hide his true ambitions. Although the premise isn't as obvious, unfortunately the execution ends up feeling very similar to that of the first (plot wise). The reason for this is fearing that if their son has no vampire blood flowing in him anywhere, Mavis would end up leaving the hotel for good. The story to this installment revolves around Dracula (Adam Sandler) trying to bring out the inner vampire of his hybrid grandson Dennis (Asher Blinkoff) brought upon by newly wedded couple/parents Mavis (Selena Gomez) and Jonathan (Andy Samberg). Thankfully, this sequel isn't brought down a whole lot, but it is enough to notice the differences in what should've been focused on more. Here we are with its sequel and although it does keep several elements from the original the same, some things have changed and other parts should have changed. Plus even though it dealt with Halloween related characters, the idea wasn't to scare but make light of the characters and the lore of which they originated from. Tartakovsky made his directorial debut with Hotel Transylvania (2012) and although it was not universally renowned, made people found it to be a fun family movie with a well-developed story, energetic animation and colorful characters. There's something about Tartakovsky's vision of cartoons that breathes life into every movement that is made by them.
Reviewed by breakdownthatfilm-blogspot-com 7 / 10 Still a fun entry but is slightly taintedįor cartoons, Genndy Tartakovsky has had his hands in and on a lot of peoples' favorite shows.
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