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Kronk's New Groove starring: Patrick Warburton, Tracey Ullman, Eartha Kitt, David Spade, John Goodman directed by: Elliot M. Bour, Robin Steele, Saul Blinkoff
Product Description: Voices of Patrick Warburton, Eartha Kitt, David Spade, Tracey Ullman, John Goodman. The former henchman is groovin' in his new life as the head chef of his very own diner. But when his dad announces an upcoming visit, Kronk tries so hard to make it look like he is a major success, he gets into trouble. His friends rally around him just in time to teach him a valuable lesson. Animated. 2005/color/75 min/G. Amazon.com: Believing in oneself and remaining steadfast to one's convictions prove vital components of happiness and success in Kronk's New Groove. In this sequel to The Emperor's New Groove, the Emperor fades into the background as the resident nice guy in the palace and henchman Kronk's new life takes center stage. No longer just a dim-witted tough guy, Kronk is fulfilling his dreams as head chef in a local restaurant and camp counselor at Camp Chippamuka. Sure, he's made a few mistakes including being hoodwinked yet again by Yzma, but he's made things right and he's happy. Problem is, his father is coming for a visit and Kronk has led him to believe that he's settled into a house on a hill with a wife and family. Desperate to win his father's approval, Kronk pretends he's someone he's not while bemoaning the events that have deprived him of the status symbols his father demands. In reviewing those events, he learns an important lesson about the value of friendship and doing what is right. Humor abounds in this successful sequel, the animation and voice talent are strong, and the characters are just as appealing as in the original movie. Bonus features include a "Pyramid Scheme" game show with trivia questions from the movie, "Kronk's Brain Game" which is a strange expedition into the workings of Konk's mind, and a "Backstage Disney How to Cook a Movie" featurette with Patrick Warburton (Kronk), Saul Blinkoff and Elliot Bour (Directors) on the crucial ingredients for a successful show. (Ages 2 and older) --Tami Horiuchi Related Items:
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