Journey 2: The Mysterious Island 3D Blu Ray 2012

This time in the movie Journey 2: The Mysterious Island 3d blu ray Sean Anderson receives a coded signal asking for help, and from a mysterious island, from a place where there can be no island. It is home to strange life forms, hidden mountains of gold, deadly volcanoes and more than one stunning mystery. Sean's stepfather, unable to stop him, has no choice but to join the search as well. Together with the helicopter pilot and his beautiful and determined daughter, they will find the island, save its lonely inhabitant and immediately leave this place before an earthquake hides the island under water and buries its treasures forever.

Journey 2: The Mysterious Island is the 'sequel' of Journey to the Centre of Earth (starring Brendan Fraser). Actually, I really don't know why they consider it a sequel because the story is completely different – the only similarities are the author of the books in which the films were based on (Jules Verne) and the character of Sean Anderson that appears in both movies. I also found interesting that many people didn't know it was related to the other movie.

What we have here is a film that follows the same scheme of its predecessor – a lot of CGI and 3D effects, amazing and colorful scenarios, silly humor and nothing more. Journey 2 is a movie for all ages - specially the kids - so don't expect violent sequences or sex scenes with your favorite stars.

The plot is traditional and there is obviously those parallel stories - like the boy Sean who falls in love with the charming Khailani  and his relationship with his mother's boyfriend, Hank – played by Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson who shows us that the 'tough guys' can also be funny, charismatic and do movies that they don't have to kill a hundred people.

So, are you thinking about taking your kids to the movies? Well, take them to watch Journey 2: The Mysterious Island - they will be thrilled by it.

But, even if you don't have any kids, watch it. Who said that adults have only to watch serious and artistic movies? Sometimes a little bit of unpretentious fun is necessary in life - and this movie provides it (at least for me it did).