RIO 2 (Parental Guidance) 2014 in 3D

My nephew and I have been waiting for this movie ever since it was announced. We have seen RIO several times together and apart.

Finally, the day came. We were pretty psyched.

Rio de Janeiro(RdJ) is very important to me in more ways than one, but this second one is focused on Mother Nature herself and RdJ just did a cameo. :-p

Wow! This is a very beautiful movie and if you truly care for the preservation of the rain forest, flora, fauna...well, of living things...you should watch this movie.

There are many, many things little kids below four years old(or probably even older kids, but I'm glad that my seven-year-old nephew understood the movie) might ask you so better get ready.

My advice to those parents or guardians who have kids that would watch 3D(same principle for IMAX viewers) for the first time is to brief them before entering the cinema. You see, EVERYONE experiences the "fear of the unknown" and of course, a little child is not exempt.

There was this very nice father who was very gentle to his little boy. He tried to explain that it was alright not wear 3D glasses, but the kid just wouldn't listen.

I don't really know if they just transferred or if they didn't finish the film anymore(sayang naman ang PhP300.00/PhP350 kung si sila bumalik) because I couldn't find them anymore(at first they just went to the rest room...I vaguely heard the little boy saying he wanted to go out or something...maybe I was hearing things), but I truly hope they just transferred.

Illegal logging is very rampant here and abroad, so it's not really a new topic for me. Lots and lots of people died in Ormoc, Leyte in the 1990's. I hope people would look at the bigger picture and not just be greedy and think of how much they would earn by selling all those wood. Haist!

I watched Fern Gully in 1992 and this movie, Rio2, reminds me of it. Of course, it's a different film, but the sensibilities that are touched in this film is similar to that of Fern Gully.

FROM IMDB:

Directed by

Carlos Saldanha

Writing Credits

Don Rhymer	...	(story) and
Carlos Saldanha	...	(story)

Carlos Saldanha	...	(characters)
Yoni Brenner	...	(screenplay)

Storyline

It's a jungle out there for Blu, Jewel and their three kids after they're hurtled Rio de Janeiro to the wilds of the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in, he goes beak-to-beak with the vengeful Nigel, and meets the most fearsome adversary of all: his father-in-law.Written by TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX