Rio 2 [Blu-ray]

Love these movies and loved watching this with my kids

Grandson liked it

AMAZING!!!!!! If your looking for a fun kid friendly un-scary movie rio is the way to go!

I LOVE THUS MOVIE SO MUCH

Excellent special effects which look great in the 3D but story is kinda hard to follow.

Awesome film

At 80-plus, I'm probably the world's oldest and most ardent fan of Blu and Jewel and their stories in "Rio" and "Rio 2." I'm ashamed to confess how many times I've watched and re-watched their adventures unfold. The delightful characters, avian and human, teach us important lessons about conservation while keeping us laughing every step of the way.I love the way Jesse Eisenberg develops the vulnerable and impressionable Blu as he travels from his cage in Minnesota to the Brazilian jungle. Anne Hathaway, for her part, achieves perfection as she interprets Jewel's self-assured mastery of nature and ultimately reveals a tender spot for Blu. Their lines are funny, clever, and wise.All the characters are great, the music is awesome, and some of the scenes of Brazil, especially Rio, capture the beauty of this land in "4"-D, better in ways than photography could.In Rio 2, we find Blu and Jewel now happily married with three children. This sequel is less about personal transformation and more about saving the rainforest. Still, most of the same characters come back to delight us. The lines and the acting are equally excellent and the entertainment value is just as high.These two films are favorites in my book, definitely recommended for all ages!

My grandkids were captivated by the movie and it was fairly pleasant for adults, even if entirely predictable. There were enough cultural reference gems for us older adults to enjoy spotting them and quizzing each other on what we just saw/heard, but not so many that it felt like they were cramming them in there.It's a decent story and in line with the previous version, a few years earlier. I think what was so refreshing about it is that it was JUST A STORY... a movie... entertainment, and it never felt like any Hollywood script writer was using it as a subtle political tool or moral propaganda like so many movies these days. That alone makes it worthy and leaves the cringe factor out of it.