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I love this movie so much

The Worst Film Ever

Absolutely Brilliant!

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

The Gods Must Be Crazy II is a fun film for all, lighthearted and lovable.The main highlights for me are Xixo and the his kids finding each other with so much elation and the skunk with Hans Strydom, he is really annoyed by it but cares about it at the same time. On the negative, I don't think the soldiers were great, but not impactfully so.

THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY II is the belated follow-up to the surprise African hit charting the misadventures of the Namibian bushman N!xau and his unlikely buddies in a comic-fuelled caper. This sequel sees N!xau return with the same director (but without the rest of the cast) to embark on some new, but very familiar, adventures.The plot begins afresh when a couple of N!xau's kids accidentally stow away on a truck driven by elephant poachers and packed with ivory from their latest expedition. N!xau sets out on an epic quest to rescue them and along the way gets tangled up in the adventures of a pilot and his female companion alongside a couple of hostile soldiers.It's business as usual in THE GODS MUST BE CRAZY II, with all manner of slapstick comedy to enjoy. N!xau shines as usual and is the highlight of the production, but Hans Strydom and Lena Farugia are also good value for money, although their characters aren't quite as funny as those of the original. Still, there's plenty to enjoy here, not least the bits with the wild animals (the honey badger scene is a highlight) alongside the absolutely madcap climax.

Xixo is back again. This time, his children accidentally stow away on a fast-moving poachers' truck, unable to get off, and Xixo sets out to rescue them. Along the way, he encounters a couple of soldiers trying to capture each other and a pilot and passenger of a small plane, who are each having a few problems of their own.It's a kind of story intertwined in the middle, with Xixo wandering the desert in search of his lost children, & about a law doctor and a zoologist from New York who went to Africa & suffered a plane crash, about two game rangers, & about two poachers involved in the business of trading ivories .While not as entertaining as original ( it's very seldom that sequel can match the original ), it is such a nice movie to watch after all . With clean good jokes ( except if you don't like watching almost naked children in tight 'bikinis' ), it is good fun for the whole family .The children actors did an exceptional job in portraying an innocence touch to the movie . & the main lead ( the doctor & the zoologist ) is funny indeed, with lots of funny moments they went through. I laughed my heart out when a skunk bit the doctor's leg because he accidentally stepped on it. Hehehe ..& who can forget the two game wardens! They scurried for their lives when they were threatened to be shot by the poachers. Suffice to say that it is hilarious ! All in all, it's a well made, wonderful sequel that is as entertaining as the original.

A very fine followup to The Gods Must Be Crazy. The scenes of the lost children trying to find their way back are really the best part of the film, and their reunion with each other and their father will tug your heartstrings - in a good way. The rest of the hijinks are silly and funny - when the opposing soldiers are forced at gunpoint to hold hands, for example, it's a treat. Animals, inanimate objects, and people all play parts in the comedy, just as in life. Altogether very entertaining and one of my favorite comedies of all time.