Good concept, poorly executed.

Excellent but underrated film

It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

what An amazing sequel!! this sequel is equally better like the first one.yet stupid but very funny things..the gods must be really crazy :p ;) the way he makes people,animals deal & wander around. i enjoyed every minutes of this movie..did not thought it would be as beautiful as the first one but it caught me of the guard.and i'm really happy.had a wonderful evening time while watching. :) Xixo doesn't know ways of the people outside his tribe but this is what makes his heart pure,selfless,help other people i really love the helicopter thing & when the girl jumps on Dr. Stephen Marshall when she sees an animal.this bit of the movie excites me most.i mean the whole plot of the helicopter..not when her dress comes off & shows her panties.a movie to enjoy all the time when you're in the mood.

"Gods Must Be Crazy" was a unique and wonderful film that became a surprise hit, spawning this sequel nine years later. This one is just as enjoyable as the first and is actually constructed a little better. The violence in the first film was a bit jarring, whereas this sequel is more gentle. Like the first, there are three intertwined stories - the bushman searches for his lost children, a white couple experiences a hilarious adventure, and a pair of soldiers on opposite sides of a cause try to take each other prisoner. Uys, who also directed the hilarious documentary "Animals are Beautiful People," elicits fine performances from a number of very cute animals here.

While the original film would have been very difficult to top, The Gods Must Be Crazy II is certainly a strong movie. The innocence and silliness that was captured so amazingly in the first film was faithfully reconstructed in this film. Xixo was much more commanding in this film, and the two kids who played his children were also quite good. Unfortunately, the film makers had to beat the idea into the ground, and made an terrible third sequel. Alas, sometimes a great idea shouldn't always be built upon.

The Gods Must Be Crazy II (1989) C-97 min. D: Jamie Uys. N!xau, Lena Farugia, Hans Strydom, Eiros, Nadies, Erick Bowen. Sequel to the hit box-office smash is just as funny, concerning the bushman's quest to find his children, who have been `kidnapped' by a pair of poachers. Meanwhile, two inept soldiers are out to make each other suffer through slapstick catastrophes and a duo of scientists find themselves lost in the desert. Farugia is hilarious as the anti-nature scientist, while Bowen is funny as well (as a Cuban soldier who loses his sense of direction every few minutes). RATING: 8 out of 10. Rated PG for partial nudity, slapstick violence, and strong language.