Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil (Movies Showing April 2011)

Film Title: Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil (Showing April 2011)

Film Type: Animation, Comedy

About the Film:
 It is an animation film directed by Mike Disa who also directed the first sequel of this film in 2005 titled "Hoodwinked!". Hoodwinked Too! is also written by the same people who wrote the first film (Cory Edwards, Todd Edwards and Tony Leech). The film is set for release in April 29, 2011, distributed in the US by The Weinstein Company and Summit Entertainment for Non-US.

DIRECTOR:
Mike Disa

WRITERS:
Cory Edwards
Todd Edwards
Tony Leech

PRODUCERS:
Maurice Kanbar
David Lovegren
Joan Collins Carey

CASTS: (Voice Talents)
Hayden Panettiere as Red Puckett
Patrick Warburton as Wolf W. Wolf
Glenn Close as Granny Puckett
Andy Dick as Boingo
Cory Edwards as Twitchy
Martin Short as Kirk Kirkendall
Debra Wilson as Iana
David Ogden Stiers as Detective Nicholas "Nicky" Flippers
Bill Hader and Amy Poehler as Hansel and Gretel
Benjy Gaither as Japeth
Joan Cusack as Verushka the Witch
Brad Garrett as The Giant
Bill Murray as Mr. Alligator
Wayne Newton as Jimmy Ten Strings
David Alan Grier as Moss the Troll
Jeremy Konner as Ernesto
Lance J. Holt as Klaus / Hench Pig #4
Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, and Rob Paulsen as The Three Little Hench Pigs: Mad Hog, Stone, and Wood
Tress MacNeille as Woman's Voice
Mike Disa as Helmut
Clarissa Jacobson as Heidi
Rebecca Andersen as Radio Voice
Jack Black as Detective Bulldog R. Puppie
Stan Kerkinthon as Inspector Jones

PLOT:
Hoodwinked Too! is a sequel of the 2005 film Hoodwinked! also directed by Mike Disa. In this sequel of Hoodwinked, the team of Happily Everafter Agency (HEA) are back to save kidnnaped Hansel and Grettel from evil Verushka.



Pre-Production Review:
Well, Director Mike Disa and writers Cory Edward, Todd Edwards and Tony Leech are back! Their first film was a hit with a worldwide gross of $110,013,167, so it is quite often to have a sequel on such a top grossing film. But what do we expect from this film? Animation can almost do any possible twist in the story so definitely this film will be a much awesome or even more than the first film. Animation film sequels are often continuously top grossing so they keep doing sequels to it, just like Shrek, Toy Story, Open Season and others.

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