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101 Dalmatians II  Patch's London Adventure

101 Dalmatians II Patch's London Adventure

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    Title:  101 Dalmatians II Patch's London Adventure
    Version:  101 Dalmatians II: Patch s London Adventure [Blu-ray] NEW
    Released in:  2016
    Genre  Family, Kids, Animation
    Cast  
    Director:  Brian Smith, Jim Kammerud


    Plot:  The Messengers - An ominous darkness invades a seemingly serene sunflower farm in North Dakota, and the Solomon family is torn apart by suspicion, mayhem and murder. Everyone's favorite pups are back as Disney's animated classic continues -- now more exciting than ever for the first time on Blu-rya and Digital HD! Feisty little Patch feels almost invisible alongside Lucky, Rolly and the other puppies, so he cleverly figures out how to make his mark. Inspired by his TV hero, Patch bravely leads the charge when cold-hearted Cruella De Vil and spot-obsessed artist Lars plot to round up all the Dalmatians in London. As Patch and Thunderbolt embark on a quest to save the dogs from Cruella, they discover their inner strengths and prove once and for all that Thunderbolt is a real-life hero and Patch is a true "One-Of-A-Kind Wonder Dog"! Bring your family together for all the friendship, fun and thrilling adventure in 101 DALMATIANS II: PATCH'S LONDON ADVENTURE!|One of the biggest challenges animators faced was hand-drawing enough spots to cover all of the Dalmatians for an entire full-length film. "There are 99 puppies in the film, averaging a dozen spots each. That's about 1,200 spots in each frame," says co-writer, co-director Brian Smith. "Twenty-four frames per second -- you do the math. I stopped counting at 10,000."|To maintain the feel of the original "101 Dalmatians," made by Disney's legendary Nine Old Men, the animators created complex backgrounds that are "kind of line work over a painting. There's a great deal of texture, and a sort of density to the layouts and backgrounds," says co-writer, co-director Jim Kammerud.|British youth Bobby Lockwood makes his acting debut as the voice of Patch. The filmmakers cast Bobby after conducting an extensive search for the voice of their "lead puppy."|Renowned techno group Apollo Four Forty wrote and performed the song "One Of A Kind" for the film.