Is Mumble really the way he is because his father dropped the ball? There’s a politically incorrect angle on Happy Feet ‘s parable of difference.

In 2011, George Miller’s “Happy Feet Two” will have to settle for the gratitude of exhausted parents who need a break during the holiday season.

Gloria, voiced by Alecia "P!nk" Moore, left, and Mumble, voiced by Elijah Wood, are shown in a scene from the animated feature "Happy Feet Two." ...

While Happy Feet concentrated on the tumultuous journey of (the then young) Mumble from an outcaste to the savior of his herd, the sequel tells the story of Mumble’s relationship with his ...

Elijah Wood on returning to voice dancing penguin Mumble in Happy Feet Two.

Mumble suspects the real culprits are large "aliens" with "front-facing eyes" and weirdo appendages, in whose pursuit he heads across the brilliant polar icescape.

In “Happy Feet Two,“ there’s precious little of what gave the original “Happy Feet“ its incongruous, yet infectious charm: a tap-dancing penguin. The gotta-move protagonist of the first ...

Newborn tyke Mumble can’t put two notes together, but the little bugger sure can dance; he’s born tapping, with speed and moves the equal of tapmaster Savion Glover, who provided the motion ...

It’s hard to resist dancing penguins, but “Happy Feet Two” may make you want to try. Though it features tens of thousands of Antarctic types toe-tapping their way across the screen, it doesn ...

The penguins are as adorable as ever in "Happy Feet Two." Yet a couple of shrimp-like krill at the bottom of the food chain almost steal the show in this animated sequel that sticks to the formula ...

Happy Feet Two The wondrously eccentric, eco-conscious sensibility George Miller brought to his 2006 penguin-themed toon yields an altogether less remarkable Antarctic adventure in "Happy Feet Two." ...