History Film / FreeWilly2TheAdventureHome

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later -- albeit it's a single kiss rather than the full-blown make-out session that Elvis had implied -- giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea in retrospect.)

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later -- albeit it's a single kiss rather than the make-out session that Elvis had implied -- giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea in retrospect.)

!!Tropes used by the film:

* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: When Jesse meets his younger brother Elvis, he instantly hates him. They continue to antagonize each other throughout the movie, but begin to develop a genuine bond as the story goes on, and by the end their animosity has turned to more playful teasing than genuine conflict.

* AwardBaitSong: the Music/MichaelJackson original "Childhood (Theme from ''Free Willy 2'')", which was simultaneously released on his album ''Music/HIStoryPastPresentAndFutureBookI''. It underscores an otherwise expendable sequence involving a secondary character.

* TheOnlyOne: In the climax, the kids ends up being the only ones to stop the president of the oil company and his flunkies from trying to sell the whales, and to get Willy and his family back out to sea.

* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Jesse's defensiveness of his mom (which was already seemingly undeserved given [[ParentalAbandonment her actions]]) only becomes more fervent than ever after he learns that she's died. Subverted with Elvis, who is seemingly mad at his mother for "leaving" him.

* MissingMom: It's revealed that Jesse's mom had another son as well before having the courtesy of dying and leaving his older half-brother as his only family.

* HappilyAdopted: Though he's technically still a foster kid rather than formally adopted, it's clear pretty much from the first scene that Glen and Annie have become Jesse's true parents in every way ''except'' legally. The end of the episode suggests that the same may soon be true of Elvis, though we never find out how this played out in the long run.

* AnnoyingYoungerSibling: When Jesse meets his younger brother Elvis, he instantly hates him. They continue to tease each other throughout the movie.

->''"Years ago, [Jesse] forged a friendship out of loneliness. Now, [the whales'] survival will depend upon that bond."''

-->-- Trailer

--->'''Announcer:''' The fight for a family's freedom rests in [Jesse's] hands alone.

* CryingWolf: Elvis. The foster parents didn't believe him at first about the crashed oil tanker. And he really does know martial arts.

* CryingWolf: Elvis. The foster parents didn't believe him at first about the crashed oil tanker.

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later, giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea in retrospect. On the other hand, the kiss in question was actually just a brief kiss, and not the "making out" type that Elvis had implied it to be.)

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later, giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea in retrospect. On the other hand, the kiss in question was actually just a brief kiss, and not the "making out" type that Elvis had made it out to be.)

* ParentalAbandonment: Jesse's mom. [[spoiler:At the beginning of the film, it's revealed that she passed away. Elvis confessed to Jesse that before she died, she told Elvis that giving Jesse up was the hardest choice she ever had to make.]]

* ParentalAbandonment: Jesse's mom. [[spoiler:At the beginning of the film, it's revealed that she passed away. Elvis confessed to Jesse that giving him up was the hardest choice she had to make.]]

* ArtifactTitle: There isn't a whole lot of literal freeing in this movie. Unless the "free" there is supposed to be an adjective describing Willy, so it doesn't really make sense. Getting Willy and his family from the cove and the oil spill could be considered setting him free, in addition to the fact that the owner of the oil tanker intends to capture and sell Willy and his family.

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later, giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea in retrospect.)

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later, giving him The Talk might not have been the worst idea.)

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Among the lies that Elvis tells is that he saw Jesse kissing Nadine. In light of this, Glen attempts to give Jesse TheTalk, but he doesn't specify what he's talking about first, so Jesse thinks Glen is trying to warn him about playing with the whales. It's not until Glen says "it" can lead to sex that Jesse figures out they're not on the same page. (Although given that he ''does'' kiss Nadine a few scenes later, the talk might have been a good idea regardless.)

''Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home'' is the 1995 sequel to ''Film/FreeWilly, directed by Dwight Little and featuring most of the main cast from the first film.

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