The first Moana movie took me aback. It was fantastic, in my opinion. It was full of humor, heart, and Lin-Manuel Miranda's catchy tunes. The performances gave the characters new life, particularly those of Auli i Cravalho as Moana and Dwayne Johnson as Maui. Naturally, I was excited to see how the first film's magic would be enhanced in a sequel. Though entertaining, Moana 2 lacks the same enchantment that, in my opinion, made the first one so remarkable. 

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A girl named Moana embarks on a quest to discover the islands outside of Motonui in the hopes of reestablishing contact with her ancestors. One of the greatest Disney climaxes of the century results from her quest to remove the curse of a power-hungry god in order to reunite her people and the ancestors after realizing she is in danger.

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This film was an absolute masterpiece. The computer-generated imagery was incredibly beautiful, and I adored the Pasifika theme that followed the first film. The rest of the film seemed to be overshadowed by the climax, which was so masterfully done. The movie was definitely worth seeing for its incredible action sequences.

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