Mannequin Two: On the Move

1991 "She's been frozen for a thousand years...now it's time to break the ice."
4.4| 1h35m| PG| en
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Although Jason works as a department store clerk, he is also a reincarnated prince. Long ago, his beloved Jessie was snatched away from him by an evil wizard who used his powers to transform her into wooden statue. Now Jessie is in Jason's department store as a mannequin. When he encounters her, she awakens from her thousand-year sleep. They quickly revive their romance, but the evil wizard has been reincarnated as well, and he's up to no good.

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Supelice Dreadfully Boring
Breakinger A Brilliant Conflict
Dynamixor The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.
Edwin The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
irish-eyes-79 I saw this movie when I was younger and really loved it....granted as to all 'sequels' it is not as great as the first one but still a good movie. Like Mannequin it starts off in another time and something unrealistic happens like with Emmy getting sucked through a time portal of some kind through the tombs of her ancestors and then somehow being turned into a mannequin....a magician puts a curse on a young maiden that a prince has fallen in love with for a thousand years or til true love that she will remain frozen...The blossoming story of love between Kristy Swanson and William Ragsdale is very sweet and as in Mannequin it ends with a unique rescue of true love and bringing Meschak Taylor back for this one as well was a welcomed comic relief as 'Hollywood'. All in All a good movie!
insomniac_rod Same plot... different characters... over the top fantasy plot... over acting... "Mannequin On The Move" is an uncalled for sequel to a popular romantic comedy. It was obvious that a sequel was on it's way but my real question is: "why did it take 4 years to produce this sequel?". There isn't real effort in my opinion.Still, the movie is entertaining , pop corn entertaining. Meshach Taylor returns as well as the ultra flamboyant Hollywood. His character is probably the most likable in the movie. Not that William Ragsdale or Kristy Swanson are not good but Taylor steals the show. Talking about the lead couple, I felt that Ms. Swanson wasn't very natural in her role. She's extremely cute and had this "girl I would like to protect" personality but she lacks of a vibe. Ragsdale (a different kind of hero in "Fright Night") delivers a less usual performance as a geeky hero. It works. Terry Kiser of "Weekend At Bernie's " fame delivers an over the top performance but strangely enough, it works for the movie. Ah, what the heck. Give a chance to this sequel and you might have a good time if you are into the post 80's mess. It's a cheesy movie with a happy ending. You can't go wrong.
itsmrbigtoyou I watched both part's 1 and 2 consecutively over the past two night's. part 1 is GREAT!, but part 2 is also a little gem too! It's so lively, original, and fresh! With a really entertaining soundtrack of music as well, ''Mannequin 2: On the Move'', is well worth a go. Starting out in Medieval Europe, in the fictitious land of ''Hauptmann Koenig'' in the year 991, a young man named William is a young, sexy and unbetrothed handsome Prince of the land, son of the evil Queen, he has fallen for local townsfolk girl, Jesse, and even though they are from Europe, we, the audience, are entranced by their love and commitment to each other, even though they all have strong, thick and heavy American accent's! They are so close, they plan to elope, but then William's mother, the scummy old Queen, turns up, and gives him a necklac, cursed by a local sorcerer, to allow for him and his bride to be, to make as a symbol of their eternal love. Once it's on, she turns to plastic, a mannequin, and is cursed to remain that way for a thousand year's, until she meet's a true love from another land, only then can the necklace be removed. So, 1000 year's later, here we are, in Philadelphia, Emmy and Jonathan have since gotten married, Claire Timkinn has since quit Prince and Co. and left it in the hands of Mr. James, a snobby ex-pet emporium owner, Roxie has also left town, B.J. Wert is in prison and Felix and Mr. Richard's have somehow mysteriously disappeared! Jonathan's younger cousin, Jason, has been offered his cousin's place at the store, and like his cousin, he has some of his same qualities's, he's smart, clever and has a good sense of business, he's also young, sexy, and caring too!, but above all, he's about to give everyone a shock, he look's exactly like William too!, one day, his first day actually, a shipment of Merchandise for the store is coming, it's from Europe, actually it's from ............ Hauptmann Koenig!!!!!!!! After the shipment truck crashes on the way and the merchandise falls into a river, Jason see's mannequin go under, thinking it's a real live girl, he jumps in to save her, only to find out, she's a mannequin! Later that night, Jason is clearing up for closing time, he is putting away extra stock from the shipment, jewelery, valuable's, etc, he removes the necklace form Jesse, and she comes alive after a 1000 year snooze1, and in the process, scaring the living daylight's out of him! He shows her around the city, explain everything to her in great detail, and she tell's him she love's him, he cannot believe this, but she's determined to spend the rest of her life with him!, he agree's and they fall for each other. Jason tell's his story to the head fashion designer at the store, none other than... Hollywood Montrose!, who reassure's him that ''this sorta thing happened before!'', and it's happened again. All ends well, with the two tying the knot, and spending the rest of their live's together, while sorcerer is turned into a mannequin himself, tossed out of a hot air balloon, and broken into pieces
Jinn I thought this movie was better than the original. It had more feeling to it. I did like the original though and I thought the sequel could have had a more original title, but that's the only thing I disliked about the movie. I liked Jesse a lot. She was very deep and also beautiful in body and spirit. The fairy tale aspect was good too. I liked the scene where she was dancing and teaching the people in the club 1000 year old dancing and they thought it was cool. Yes, bring back the ancient ways I say! And Hollywood! What a character! I liked him a lot too - and the prince was cute!!! Bravo! A great feel good movie! I wonder if the curse on the Jesse's home country has lifted now that She is back with her Prince! :)