The Angry Birds Movie 2

On a quiet island of feathery rivals, Red and his friends find themselves forced to rethink their quarrels when a sly green pig proposes pooling their strengths against a looming danger. A new threat arrives from the north, sending the birds and pigs into an uneasy alliance. The plan centers on stopping an elaborate weapon that could wipe out both sides, but cooperation proves trickier than it looks. The story leans on teamwork that tests trust and wits as the unlikely partners try to outsmart a crafty foe. Through colorful set pieces and zippy humor, the film keeps a brisk pace while juggling action, friendship, and slapstick. The vibe stays lively with quick cuts and bright colors throughout for families.

Directed by Thurop Van Orman, The Angry Birds Movie 2 builds on Rovio's popular game series with a family friendly tone. The sequel arrived in 2019 from Sony Pictures Animation and Rovio, continuing the light hearted adaptation for movie theaters.

The film grossed $137,792,047 worldwide on a $65,000,000 budget. It fared better in international markets than in the U.S. and proved solid for a mid range animated sequel, helping sustain the franchise's momentum and cross over into new markets globally.

The movie keeps the franchise's bright energy with quick sight gags and bold visuals. It also plants small nods to online memes and toy lines that fans recognize, giving the world a sense of continuity beyond the theater. The balance of humor and action appeals to families every single screening.

Critics generally praised the film for its brisk pace, vibrant animation, and kid friendly humor, though some felt it repeated the first movie's setup. The story emphasizes cooperation despite differences, and shows how trust and creativity can turn rivals into effective partners. It leaves audiences with a reminder to cooperate.