Moana 2 (3D) (English with English Subtitles)

Moana 2 in 3D at Victory Cinema Moana 2 returns to the ocean for an expansive new animated musical adventure that reunites Moana and Maui three years after their first remarkable voyage together. This time, Moana is no longer simply the young explorer who first crossed the reef. She has grown into an experienced wayfinder whose journeys carry the hopes of her people and the possibility of reconnecting communities separated across the vast Pacific. An unexpected call from her wayfinding ancestors sends Moana towards the far seas of Oceania and into dangerous waters that have remained lost for generations. She cannot complete this mission alone, leading her to assemble an unlikely new crew while once again crossing paths with the powerful and unpredictable demigod Maui. Moana 2 opened theatrically in India on 29 November 2024. BookMyShow lists the film with a running time of one hour and forty minutes and theatrical presentations including 3D. Victory Cinema presents Moana 2 in 3D and English with English subtitles for families, Disney fans and animation lovers from across Bengaluru. Experience the ocean, islands, storms and colourful animated world with additional visual depth on the big screen, and book directly on victorycinema.in without booking fees. Moana has become a true wayfinder Auliʻi Cravalho returns as the voice of Moana, now carrying greater responsibility than when audiences first met her. Three years of exploration have transformed her into an experienced wayfinder searching beyond the familiar waters surrounding Motunui. Her voyages are motivated by more than personal curiosity. Moana wants to discover whether other communities exist beyond the horizon and whether the people of Oceania can once again find one another across the sea. The new journey challenges that confidence. Receiving a call from her ancestors gives Moana a destination, but it does not provide an easy route towards it. She must enter waters associated with danger and isolation while accepting responsibility for other people travelling beside her. The adventure therefore gives Moana a new test of leadership. Being an excellent sailor herself is one thing. Guiding an entire crew through uncertainty requires patience, trust and the ability to make decisions whose consequences affect everyone aboard. Maui returns to the ocean Dwayne Johnson returns as Maui, the larger-than-life demigod whose magical abilities, confidence and humour made him such an important part of Moana’s first voyage. Disney’s official promotional campaign confirmed that Moana and Maui reunite for this new journey, restoring one of the central relationships of the original adventure while placing both characters in unfamiliar circumstances. Maui brings extraordinary strength and his shapeshifting abilities, but his greatest entertainment value often comes from his personality. He enjoys being admired, tells stories about his own achievements and rarely enters a situation quietly. Moana understands him well enough to challenge that confidence, while Maui recognises that the determined young wayfinder is no longer the inexperienced voyager he once met. Their reunion allows the film to revisit their playful arguments while showing how their partnership has changed with time. Moana now has a crew One of the biggest changes in Moana 2 is that Moana is no longer sailing with only Maui, Heihei and the ocean for company. Her new crew includes Moni, Loto and Kele. Disney describes Moni, voiced by Hualālai Chung, as a storyteller inspired by generations of Pacific oral tradition. Loto, voiced by Rose Matafeo, is a brilliant engineer responsible for Moana’s canoe, while Kele, voiced by David Fane, is a farmer who understands which plants and produce can survive a long sea voyage. Each crewmate brings a different ability. Loto understands how to build, repair and improve the vessel. Kele understands food, plants and practical survival. Moni understands stories, legends and the cultural knowledge passed between generations. Together, they transform Moana’s voyage from an individual adventure into a team expedition. The group is intentionally unlikely, which creates room for humour as well as tension. A skilled wayfinder cannot simply command people with completely different personalities and expect them to respond in the same way. Simea gives Moana another reason to return home Moana 2 also introduces Moana’s younger sister, Simea, voiced by Khaleesi Lambert-Tsuda. Disney’s pre-release material highlighted the close relationship between the sisters and explained that leaving home now carries greater emotional difficulty for Moana because Simea looks up to her and misses her when she is away. This adds a different dimension to the new voyage. In the first adventure, Moana was discovering what existed beyond the reef. Now she already understands the excitement of exploration but also knows exactly what she is leaving behind. Simea represents home, family and the future generation that may inherit everything Moana is trying to achieve. The mission therefore becomes more meaningful because success could create a larger connected world for her little sister and everyone who comes after them. The ancestors call Moana towards the unknown The ocean has always represented possibility in Moana’s world. This time, the call comes directly through Moana’s wayfinding ancestors, pushing her beyond the routes she already understands and towards waters that have remained isolated for generations. Disney’s official synopsis describes the voyage as unlike anything she has previously faced. That ancestral connection strengthens one of the central ideas running through the story: navigation is not simply the ability to control a canoe. Wayfinding is also cultural memory. Knowledge is preserved through stories, observation, stars, currents and lessons passed between generations. Moana’s journey therefore connects the future of her people with knowledge inherited from those who travelled before her. The larger mission asks whether separated communities can be brought together again and whether one courageous voyage can reopen pathways that have remained closed for generations. New characters and mysterious dangers Awhimai Fraser voices Matangi, a mysterious new character introduced through the film’s pre-release campaign, while Gerald Faitala Ramsey voices Moana’s ancestor Tautai Vasa. Returning performers include Rachel House as Gramma Tala, Temuera Morrison as Chief Tui, Nicole Scherzinger as Sina and Alan Tudyk as Heihei. These characters connect the new adventure with both Moana’s family and the larger spiritual world surrounding her journey. Gramma Tala’s influence remains important to Moana’s identity as a wayfinder. Chief Tui and Sina represent the family and community waiting on Motunui. Tautai Vasa connects the new mission to the generations of navigators who travelled before Moana. Matangi introduces an unpredictable new presence whose complete role was deliberately kept mysterious during the theatrical campaign. The result is an adventure that expands Moana’s world without abandoning the relationships that first encouraged her to explore it. Heihei and Pua join the adventure Heihei returns once again, bringing his reliably unpredictable behaviour into an expedition that already has enough genuine dangers. This time, Pua also accompanies Moana on the voyage, giving the adventure another familiar companion from Motunui. Disney’s official pre-release imagery specifically highlighted Pua joining the journey alongside Moana. The animals provide more than visual charm. Their presence connects the new journey with home and allows moments of comedy to emerge naturally between larger action and emotional sequences. For younger audiences especially, Heihei and Pua remain instantly recognisable companions within the wider world of Moana and Maui. Three directors guide the new voyage Moana 2 is directed by David Derrick Jr., Jason Hand and Dana Ledoux Miller, with Christina Chen and Yvett Merino producing for Walt Disney Animation Studios. Jared Bush and Dana Ledoux Miller are credited with the screenplay. The filmmakers approached the sequel as a continuation of Moana’s development rather than simply repeating her first adventure. The directing team explained before release that the story places Moana in an especially difficult situation and combines adventure, comedy, music and visually ambitious animation. That combination is central to the film’s appeal. The story must remain accessible to families and younger viewers while giving returning audiences a genuine sense that Moana has grown. The ocean remains beautiful, but it is also unpredictable. The crew brings humour, but the responsibility of leading them is serious. Maui brings extraordinary power, but even a demigod cannot solve every problem alone. A new musical chapter Music remains an essential part of Moana 2. The film features songs and music by Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear, alongside returning musical contributors Opetaia Foaʻi and Mark Mancina. Disney released the original motion-picture soundtrack ahead of the theatrical opening and described the songs as an important part of moving the new story forward. “We’re Back” celebrates the return to Moana’s world and was introduced during the pre-release campaign. Other songs expand the emotional and adventurous dimensions of the journey, allowing characters to express hopes, fears and changing relationships through music. The musical identity also maintains the Pacific influences that help distinguish Moana’s world. Opetaia Foaʻi’s continued involvement supports that cultural sound, while Mark Mancina’s score gives the ocean voyages and large action passages their cinematic scale. In a theatre, music becomes part of the physical experience of the adventure, surrounding audiences as Moana’s canoe travels through open seas, storms and unfamiliar waters. An ocean world designed for 3D Moana 2 was released theatrically in India in multiple formats, including 3D, making its animated ocean environments particularly suited to a large-screen presentation. The film’s world naturally offers layers of visual depth. A canoe can sit in the foreground while enormous waves rise behind it. Characters can move across the deck while distant islands appear on the horizon. Underwater environments, storms, sea creatures and magical imagery can extend the sense of space beyond the flat screen. The 3D presentation also complements the film’s emphasis on exploration. Audiences are invited to feel as though they are travelling with Moana rather than simply observing the voyage from a distance. Victory Cinema’s 3D presentation brings additional dimension to the ocean landscapes, colourful animation and fast-moving adventure sequences. English with English subtitles Victory Cinema presents Moana 2 in its original English-language version with English subtitles. Audiences can experience Auliʻi Cravalho as Moana, Dwayne Johnson as Maui and the wider voice cast in their original performances while following every line clearly. English subtitles are particularly useful during songs, fast comic exchanges and action sequences where music, waves and environmental sound may overlap with dialogue. The presentation makes the film comfortable for families and viewers who prefer additional dialogue clarity while preserving the original English voices. A Disney 3D adventure for Bengaluru Moana 2 is created for families, animation fans, Disney audiences and viewers who enjoy adventurous stories filled with music, humour and spectacular environments. Auliʻi Cravalho returns with a more experienced Moana who must learn a new form of leadership. Dwayne Johnson brings Maui back for another unpredictable partnership. Moni, Loto and Kele expand the voyage into a true crew adventure, while Simea gives Moana an even stronger connection to the home she must leave behind. The journey carries audiences into dangerous, long-lost waters while exploring a hopeful idea: people separated across a vast ocean may still be connected if someone is brave enough to find the path between them. Victory Cinema welcomes Disney fans, families and animation lovers from every part of Bengaluru to experience Moana 2 in 3D. Check the latest Moana 2 showtimes, choose your preferred seats and book directly on victorycinema.in without booking fees. The ocean is calling again Three years after her first great voyage, Moana understands that the horizon is not the end of the world. It is an invitation to discover what lies beyond it. An ancestral call now leads her into waters no one around her knows how to navigate. She has Maui. She has a new crew. She has the knowledge passed down by generations of wayfinders. But the journey ahead will demand more than anything she has faced before. Watch Moana 2 in 3D, English with English subtitles, at Victory Cinema, Bengaluru. Join Moana, Maui, Moni, Loto, Kele, Pua and Heihei for a colourful Disney animated musical filled with ocean exploration, new friendships, family emotion and a voyage towards the unknown.