Beethoven's 2nd

This isn't a bad sequel but it's unable to measure up to the first "Beethoven," which was an extremely likable film. This is still a "cute" film and one parents and all the kiddies certainly will like.It features a litter... Full review

BEETHOVEN'S 2ND, in my opinion, is even cuter than the first BEETHOVEN. I laughed really hard when George (Charles Grodin) first discovered the puppies in the basement of his house and said, "Oh, no!" Those puppies were absolutely adorable! In... Full review

CAUTION: Not a real spoiler, the spoiler is only the beginning so read ahead until * This is a great movie with more dog scenes, but there is still a thicker plot. I think it is much better than the... Full review

Now, why would they have a sequel? I'm curious. The family has already had an adventure by saving the dog from the first film. You'd think "OK, they live happily ever after". Nope. LITTLE SPOILERSBeethoven falls for another St. Bernard.... Full review

Watchable first sequel to the surprise hit stars Charles Grodin and Bonnie Hunt as the reprising Newton family, whose slobbering Saint Bernard--Beethoven--gets himself a female doggie to make love with and produce tiny little doggies with. Problem: Two evil dognappers... Full review

I don't understand the trashing comments I just read. This film is very, very good. I've seen it at least 5 or 6 times and it was enjoyable the first and last time I saw it. The film making was... Full review

To be honest, I found BEETHOVEN'S 2ND to be better than the first BEETHOVEN movie. This movie was a lot funnier than the first one was. This was a very clever and enjoyable movie. It's the perfect family movie. If... Full review

Its not their fault and the film is well intentioned, but it's also a mess, a complete and total disaster. If The Weinstein Company was using that extra time to make the movie better, it wasnt worth the effort. ... Full Review

That film was no masterpiece, but it made good use of the adorable Beethoven, and in Charles Grodin it had a splendid comic actor who made the most of his role as a grumpy dad who didn't want a dog causing havoc around the house. That sets up the entirely predictable ending, in which the evil villains attempt a puppynapping. ... Full Review

If you are going on a road-trip with your kids here are some great ideals that you can get on DVD for them to watch on the journey. ... Full Article

The gargantuan St. Bernard finds love in this sequel to the box-office hit. Beethoven happens to meet Missy, another St. Bernard, in the park and the two find they share a certain chemistry. ... Full Article