Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World (Disney Gold Classic Collection)

To all of the people that want true history...read a book. Movies, and especially kids movies, have never ever followed even close to factual events, so to knock a very good kids film for factual inaccuracy does the movie itself an injustice, in my mind.My kids would watch this movie every day, as many times a day, as they would be allowed to. Not completely sure what the draw is, but the movie does have a lot of entertaining scenarios, as well as the fact that Pocahontas may be their favorite Disney "Princess".The plot is good, even though factually inaccurate, and the kids are completely enthralled with the fact that John Smith is still alive, which somehow keeps the movie good every time they watch it

I'm soo glad to get Pocahontas 2. I already have the original and now I have both of them . There was a two disc set released with both movies , but I didn't want to buy another Pocahotas original since I had this one . I was very pleased that the sequel was on sale on at amazon.com , at a very good price. I received it in few days , the quality looks almost brand new and it was priced really good . Some of the stores in my area were selling the same movie at a much higher price. I'm very happy that I foubd this on Amazon.com Thank You very much

She loved it .

Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World is one hour and thirteen minutes and was released on video on August 14, 1998 and on DVD on September 5, 2000. The movie picks up were the original left off. John Smith has is in London looking over some sea charts when guards kick open the door and try to arrest him for treason, but John Smith makes his escape and it is assumed that he has died. Back at Jamestown it is winter there and Pocahontas is still in morning over the presumed death of John Smith. Later that day a ship arrives from London and John Rolfe emerges from the ship on a horse. The horse is meant for Chief Powhatan but when John hears the villagers talking about Pocahontas, he assumes that they are talking about Chief Pocahontas. John and Pocahontas meet early on but do not realize who one another are. Later that evening John shows up riding the horse and asks for the Mighty Pocahontas and when she steps forward he is surprise. John is there to ask for Chief Powhatan to come with him back to England to have an audience with King James. Pocahontas goes as the voice of her people. The next day Pocahontas and her bodyguard, Uttamatomakkin, set sail for England along with John Rolfe. Along for the ride are her three stowaway companions: Meeko, Flit and Percy. When the gang arrives in London they head to the home of John Rolfe and along the way meet Governor Ratcliffe. This is the first time the two meet face to face in this movie. Governor Ratcliffe show John the order from King James that if she does not convince the him that the Indians are friendly people then an armada is to set sail declaring war on the Indians. Once they arrive at the home of John Rolfe they are greeted by Mrs. Jenkins (she is to believed to be the house keeper). The on going joke with Mrs. Jenkins is her glasses; if she does not have them on she can not make out who is who. Like at the end of the movie she has mistaken the horse's tail for Pocahontas hair. John leaves Pocahontas in Mrs. Jenkins care while he is off to see King James. At the court of King James, Governor Ratcliffe is there to see that things do not go well for John. He suggests that the King have a Hunt Ball to so Pocahontas can try to impress him. If Pocahontas does not then the armada will be sent. John Rolfe does not like this idea, but Pocahontas is determined to impress the king. John and Mrs. Jenkins teach Pocahontas the customs, dances and manners needed to impress King James. John, Pocahontas, and Uttamatomakkin head for the Hunt Ball. At first the king is impressed but at dinner things do not go well for Pocahontas. Governor Ratcliffe is having a bear-baiting and Pocahontas can not watch a bear being torture and comes to the rescue of the bear. King James calls her a savage for defending the bear and Pocahontas accuses the King of acting like a savage. King James orders Pocahontas and Uttamatomakkin off to prison. Later that evening at a bar some of the people are talking about the arrest of Pocahontas and a stranger overhears them talking and gets on his horse and leaves. The stranger is John Smith and he arrives at the home of John Rolfe. The two plot the escape of Pocahontas and Uttamatomakkin. It is still evening and John Rolfe arrives with a prisoner (John Smith in disguise) to help in the escape of Pocahontas and Uttamatomakkin. The four manage to flee jail and make it to a cabin in the woods where the two men argue over what to do with Pocahontas. She hears the two men argue and flees into the woods. Pocahontas emerges from the woods with her mind made up and eventually decides to meet with King James as Princess Pocahontas and without all the make up she had on the night before. She enters the court of King James and Queen Anne to make her case to the both of them. While Queen Anne believes her story, King James does not until John Smith enters the court. When King James sees that he is alive and well he realizes that Governor Ratcliffe has been lying to him all along. King James tells the trio it is to late however, the armada is getting ready to set sail to Jamestown. John Smith, John Rolfe, Pocahontas, and Uttamatomakkin set off to the ships. All four manage to make it aboard the ship that Governor Ratcliffe is sailing. In the end Governor Ratcliffe is lead off in chains to prison and John Smith and Pocahontas realize they have separate paths to follow and John Rolfe and Pocahontas set sail for Jamestown and Uttamatomakkin stays behind with Mrs. Jenkins. Pocahontas II - Journey to a New World came with five new songs: Where Do I Go From Here?, What A Day In London, Wait 'Til He Sees You, Things Are Not What They Appear, and Between Two Worlds. As for as I am concerned, the sequel does not live up the original and the animation was not top quality. Pocahontas II - Journey to a New World get a C-.Chapter SelectionsSet UpBonus MaterialA) Pocahontas II Trivia GameB) Pocahontas II DVD StorybookC) Little HiawathaPreview TrailersPlay

Pocahontas II is a sequel to the 1995 Disney animated classic of the same name. The story begins with Pocahontas journey to England to meet the king in hopes to avert an on-coming war between the Native Americans and the English army. This DVD also features a 1940's Disney short Little Hiawatha, a tale about a little American Indian warrior and his little animal friends. Pocahontas II is a great film to watch with children and grown-ups alike.

its okay, i liked it, its disney.Pros:its cute, has funny moments, suspenseful, my daughter loves this movieCons:seems like a 'quick' job, artistry is not as good as the first, i hate that she seems like a different pocahontas in this one, awkward. i guess thats because she;s in a new land? i dont know, i just wish they would have done a better job.--side note: yes, the first london song, sounds like the belle song from beauty and the beast. lol. i always want to say 'bonjour' ;).anyways. my daughter loves it, i like it, its super cute. its a must see. i just wish the artisty was as beautiful as the first one.

It was a better movie than I expected, I don't like sequels, the quality of the product was superb too

The story shows a lot of truth about the barbaric behaviors of upper class citizens judging others just who are truly more civilized/humane than the upper class whose idea of fun is to senselessly kill God's creation under the name of sport. For example they always hunt animals and tear down trees without considering how that animal's or plant's existence balances the biological food chain or our ecosystem.