Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure (2001)

44% of critics liked it
(9 reviews)
57% of users liked it
(19,722 ratings)

Disney's 1955 classic Lady and the Tramp is revisited in this new animated family video. The story finds Lady and Tramp the proud parents of a litter of pups that includes three well-behaved girls and one rambunctious boy puppy named Scamp (voiced by Scott Wolf). In search of adventure and a "real"… More Disney's 1955 classic Lady and the Tramp is revisited in this new animated family video. The story finds Lady and Tramp the proud parents of a litter of pups that includes three well-behaved girls and one rambunctious boy puppy named Scamp (voiced by Scott Wolf). In search of adventure and a "real" dog life, Scamp strays far from home and meets the cute Angel (voiced by Alyssa Milano), Buster (voiced by Chazz Palminteri), and Buster's gang of Junkyard Dogs. Although he found the adventure he was looking for, Scamp finds his thoughts returning to home and the loved ones he left behind. ~ Jessica Frost, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: G, 1 hr. 10 min.
Directed By: Darrell Rooney
Genres: Animation, Kids & Family

In Theaters: Dec 31, 2000 Wide
On DVD: Jun 20, 2006

Critic Reviews

Teresa Talerico, Common Sense Media
Not as good as the original, but cute and fun.
David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews
In the end, Lady and the Tramp II never quite justifies its existence...
Kevin Carr, 7M Pictures
Knowing it came in that glut of sequels before they really got things figured out, it really isn't that bad.
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
There isn't much of the spark of the original movie in this new one, nor the vitality or warmth.... (Limited Edition DVD)
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
Like most sequels, this one doesn't live up to the original.
Scott Weinberg, DVDTalk.com
Sadly, and this annoys me to no end, 94% of the Disney sequels are just rotten. But that won't stop the studio from re-releasing the things.
Steve Crum, Kansas City Kansan
OK direct to video release, no where near the original.
Jeffrey Chen, Window to the Movies
Made without much of the original Lady and the Tramp's spirit in mind.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality and Practice
A delightful sequel to the charming 1955 animated film about the family pet who falls in love with a street dog.

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Brad W

Not the original, kids will like it, but adults will hate a movie that ruins the original
Dead A

It was more dramatic than the first one. I don't like Scamp. He was so annoying.
Jason O

Just now got around to seeing this good sequel. Disney seems to have a knack of somehow making great sequels of the classics from decades ago, and this is one of them. Tramp is now a father and we follow his young son who hates the routine home life and wants to be wild and free like… More
Just now got around to seeing this good sequel. Disney seems to have a knack of somehow making great sequels of the classics from decades ago, and this is one of them. Tramp is now a father and we follow his young son who hates the routine home life and wants to be wild and free like his father once was....although he doesn't know his father's past.
Bradley W

Not the original, kids will like it, but adults will hate a movie that ruins the original
Dillon L

Like all straight-to-DVD Disney sequels, this one fails to even compare to the original.