The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017)

Introduction
"The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature", launched in 2017, is a follow up to the 2014 animated film "The Nut Job". Directed by Cal Brunker, the film continues the story of Surly Squirrel and his animal pals as they deal with new obstacles in safeguarding their home. The family-friendly comedy adventure is embeded in the imaginary Oakton City and features the voice talents of Will Arnett, Maya Rudolph, Jackie Chan, Katherine Heigl, and Bobby Cannavale, to name a few. Regardless of blended evaluations, the movie delivers a blend of humor, action, and messages about teamwork and safeguarding the environment.

Plot Summary
After the events of the very first film, Surly Squirrel and his pals have ended up being accustomed to the simple life within the now-abandoned Nut Shop. Nevertheless, their world is turned upside down when the mayor of Oakton City chooses to bulldoze Liberty Park, their home, to give way for a dysfunctional amusement park. Surly and his quiet co-leader, Andie, quickly understand that the animal community should unify and resist to conserve their home.

Surly partner with his friends, including Precious the pug, Buddy the rat, and the Bruisers the moles, to form a plan to stop the mayor and his daughter from damaging Liberty Park. Their battle becomes much more difficult when the mayor hires a group of exterminators, led by the menacing animal control officer Gunther.

During the effort to protect their home, Surly likewise comes across Mr. Feng, a kung fu master mouse, who at first seems self-centered however ultimately becomes a valuable ally. The group's resolve is checked as they face many obstacles and find out to conquer their distinctions for the greater good.

Styles and Messages
The primary style of "The Nut Job 2" revolves around the value of nature preservation, friendship, and community. The animals' struggle against the mayor's devastating plans highlights the significance of preserving natural habitats, even in city environments. The movie promotes teamwork and demonstrates how, in spite of the chances versus them, a unified group can accomplish seemingly difficult jobs. Further, the movie checks out styles of leadership, with Surly discovering to take duty and the worth of leading for the advantage of all, not just oneself.

Animation and Humor
The movie presents high-quality animation with vibrant colors and energetic character designs, making it visually appealing to a younger audience. It includes a series of comic adventures and slapstick humor tailored towards family entertainment. The addition of Mr. Feng's kung fu knowledge includes a dose of martial arts funny that widens the movie's appeal.

Vital Reception
Upon its release, "The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" received a mixed reception from critics. Some applauded its vibrant animation and the positive environmental message. However, it was also critiqued for a somewhat formulaic plot and humor that does not quite land with an older audience. In spite of this, with its core message of environmentalism and change through unity, it was acknowledged for having instructional value for kids.

Conclusion
"The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature" supplies a continuation of Surly Squirrel's antics in an animated funny that emphasizes the power of neighborhood and the need to safeguard our environments. While perhaps not groundbreaking in terms of narrative or comical development, the film is successful in providing a family-friendly message covered in a fun-filled experience. Its easy going nature makes it a pleasurable watch for kids, and it also handles to discreetly advise its audience of the value of looking after the environment and standing together in the face of difficulty.

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