Rooster is the old man that may not listen to Max or his anxiety, but at the end of the day is pivotal in helping Max move past it.
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But of course, he messes up and follows Rooster into the woods to correct his mistake and to confront his fear directly in order to learn how to take chances with the unknown in front of him as opposed to shaking on the sideline. That is until he sees Rooster and begins to try to show that he is just as tough as him. While Duke has fun catching lightning bugs and playing with the other animals on the farm, Max is being terrorized by farm animals and a wild fox alike. While Max’s journey to overcome fear is heartwarming, it’s newcomer Rooster, voiced by Harrison Ford, who steals the scenes, pushing him past his fear. Having been fitted with a cone to combat his anxious scratching, Max, Duke ( Eric Stonestreet), and their humans take off to visit a family member in the country, leaving New York City and the extended cast of characters we came to know and love in the first film. But when initial fear of the new kid turns into a need to protect him, Max changes from outgoing terrier to a dog scared by everything, worried about baby Liam’s safety. The Secret Life of Pets 2 opens with Max, newly voiced by Patton Oswalt for obvious reasons, narrating the life of adapting when his owner Katie ( Ellie Kemper) meets a man, falls in love, and adds a kid to their family, baby Liam ( Henry Lynch).
As most sequels go, adding one to a franchise dedicated to exploring what our pets do when we aren’t around in a unique animation style isn’t a bad idea. Co-directed by Chris Renaud and Jonathan del Val, The Secret Life of Pets 2 from Illumination Studios aims to follow-up the cuteness and connection from the first.
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