The sequel to the 1961 classic "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" comes forty-one years later. It's not quite as long as the hiatus for the "Mary Poppins" sequel, "Mary Poppins Returns" which was fifty-four years later, but it was still a long break. The question is: why did Disney wait forty-one years to release such a paltry product? "101 Dalmatians: Patch's London Adventure" was made in 2002 with the look and quality of 1962. I think the movie would've fared a lot better with a modern face lift; well, that and a plot that was markedly different than the first movie. "101 Dalmatians 2" was essentially a rerun of its predecessor with some small changes. That's never a good recipe for success.
