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Digimon: The Dark Network is a Japanese-American science fiction fantasy action-adventure film directed by Jake Kasdan and written and produced by Drew Gars. It is a sequel to the 20** film Digimon and the second installment in the live-action Digimon film series taking place two years after its predecessor. It stars Ansel Elgort, Josh Hutcherson, Bella Thorne, Liana Liberato, Asa Butterfield, Robert Sheehan, Ty Sympkins and Patrick Stewart reprising their roles from the first film.

Plot[]

Two years after the events of their adventure in the Digital World, The Digidestined are now gone on with their own lives to live, but somehow, they get transported back to the Digital World by Gennai when an evil Digimon plans to rule a continent in the Digital World called the Server Continent.

Cast[]

Humans[]

  • Ansel Elgort as Tyler "Tai" Kamden, the leader of the DigiDestined.
  • Josh Hutcherson as Matt Jordans, a member of the DigiDestined, the second in command to Tai and T.K.'s big brother.
  • Bella Thorne as Sora Taylor, Tai's best friend and a member of the DigiDestined.
  • Asa Butterfield as Korbin "Izzy" Isaacs, a member of the DigiDestined.
  • Liana Liberato as Mimi Thatch, a member of the DigiDestined.
  • Ty Simpkins as T.K. Tanner, a member of the DigiDestined and Matt's little brother.
  • Robert Sheehan as Joe Kingston, the eldest member of the DigiDestined.
  • Joey King as Kari Kamden, Tai's little sister.
  • J.R. Bourne as Sullivan "Sully" Kamden, Tai and Kari's father and Yudelle's husband.
  • Tracy Middendorf as Yudelia "Delia" Kamden, Tai and Kari's mother and Sully's wife.
  • Robin Tunney as Tonya Taylor, Sora's mother.
  • Sasha Alexander as Katherine Isaacs, Mason's wife and Izzy's adopted mother.
  • Matt Passmore as Mason Isaacs, Katherine's husband and Izzy's adopted father.
  • Josh Hopkins as Hilton Jordans, a news producer for KNTV and Matt and T.K.'s father.
  • Kathleen Rose Perkins as Nancy Tanner, Matt and T.K.'s mother and Hilton's ex-wife.
  • Michael Trucco as Kenneth Thatch, Savannah's husband and Mimi's father.
  • Caroline Dhavernas as Savannah Thatch, Kenneth's wife and Mimi's mother.
  • Paul McGillion as Heath Kingston, Joe’s father and Tessa’s husband.
  • Marguerite Moreau as Tessa Kingston, Joe’s mother and Heath’s husband.
  • Dan Aykroyd as Ernest "Ernie" Hartman, the general manager of KNTV television station and Hitlon's UFO-conspiracy-theory-obsessed boss.
  • Timothy Simons as Charlie Jeffers, Ernie's assistant at KNTV.

Digimon[]

  • Tom Fahn voices Aguman
  • Kirk Thornton voices Gabumon,
  • Tifanie Christunn voices Biyomon, Sora's Digimon partner.
  • Jeff Nimoy voices Tentomon,
  • Anna Garduno voices Palmon, Mimi's Digimon partner.
  • R. Martin Klein voices Gomamon, Joe's Digimon partner.
  • Laura Summer voices Patamon, T.K.'s Digimon partner.
    • Summer also voices Tokomon, Patamon's In-Training form.
    • Daniel Cudmore as Angemon,
  • Nicolas Cage as Etemon (motion capture performance), an Ultimate level puppet Digimon and the master of the Dark Network. He serves as the main antagonist of the film.
  • Patrick Stewart as Gennai, a data-based human in the form of an old man who serves as the DigiDestined's guide when they arrive in the Digital World.
  • Dave Bautista as Andromon, an android-like Digimon.
  • John Goodman voices Whamon, a sea animal Digimon.
  • Neil Patrick Harris voices Piximon, a Digimon trainer.
  • Christopher Lloyd as voices Datamon, A Machine Digimon that wasn't a friend of Etemon. He serves as the secondary antagonist of the film.
  • Rob Paulson voices Gazimon, One of the Etemon's henchmen. They are the tertiary antagonists in the film.
  • Frank Welker voices Monochromon, One of of Etemon's henchmen. The

Production[]

During an interview with the producers, Jeff Nimoy and Drew Gars (who is also the screenwriter), stated that there will be a sequel but director Robert Stromberg will not return to direct due to scheduling conflicts. It was later announced that Jake Kasdan will direct the film. Elgort, Hutcherson, Thorne, Sage, Butterfield, Simpkins, Sheehan, Stewart, King, Middendorf, Bourne, Hopkins, Perkins, Tunney, Passmore, Alexander, Trucco and Dhavernas revealed in interviews that he has signed on for three Digimon films.

Actor Nicolas Cage is casted to portray the film's main antagonist, Etemon. The voice actors will reprise their roles as the Digimon companions. Dave Bautista was cast to play Andromon. It was later reported that John Goodman and Christopher Lloyd are to be part of the voice cast.

Industrial Light & Magic was chosen to create the visual effects for the first film and the second film. Hongo and Gars hired Oscar winners John Knoll and Hal T. Hickel, both known for their work on the Star Wars prequel trilogy and the Pirates of the Caribbean films. Legacy Effects was hired to do the special and practical effects on the film. Shane Mahan, known for creating the armored suits for Iron Man, was hired on as effects supervisor. John Rosengrant was also brought in for his work on Real Steel. Oscar winner Clay Pinney, known for his work on Independence Day and Star Trek, was also brought on board. Hybride Technologies, a division of Ubisoft, and Rodeo FX also contributed to the visual effects. Some of the practical creature effect were provided by Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

Trivia[]

  • The running time is 150 minutes.
  • The film is rated PG-13 for action violence and language.
  • The film is distributed by Universal Pictures in all English-speaking territories (USA, UK, Australia and South Africa), Columbia Pictures (through Sony Pictures) in Continental Europe, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Scandinavia, Asia (including India and excluding Australia, New Zealand and Japan) and its owner Toei Company in Japan and the remainder of the world and Legendary Pictures, while being produced by Saban Films and Toei Company.

Quotes[]

Gallery[]

Digimon[]

Videos[]

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Welcome to the jungle By Guns N' Roses with lyrics

Song used for the teaser trailer.

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Epic Action Twelve Titans Music - Defenders Of The Realm - Epic Music VN

Music used in the official trailer.

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