If you've seen the original "Dolphin Tale" and appreciated it, there's not much change here. What worked in the first film probably works here just the same for the most part. The characters are a bit older and mature, mostly the younger ones. Clay Haskett (Connick Jr.) The viewer doesn't really know how these problems are going to be solved but for the most part, at the end, people are probably going to be generally happy. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of inappropriate language and romance present in this PG movie. There was virtually none. Which is what I generally expect, but I am usually surprised what can be present in a PG movie these days. The montage at the end included real footage from the actual rescues present in the movie and clips from people with disabilities and artificial limbs at the sanctuary to interact with and see the dolphins. Pretty cool and inspiring. A good story, positive characters doing the right thing, and a decent ending = a pretty positive movie for kids and families.