Thanks for the memories!

A brilliant film that helped define a genre

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

In this South African sequel to The Gods Must Be Crazy, African bushman named Xixo (N!xau) is on a long and winding journey in the hot desert, trying to find his lost children who were accidentally stowed away on a poachers' truck. Along the way, he encounters a couple of dueling soldiers trying to capture each other and two doctors, Stephen Marshall (Hans Strydom) and Ann Taylor (Lena Farugia), who are having troubles of their own.Like the first film, the three leading actors gave off a lot of physical comedy, from Xi's surprised and confused expressions as he spots the foreigners, to the awkward chemistry between Marshall and Taylor. While not much to a story compared to the first film, with just a lot of running around, bumping into wild animals and getting lost in the desert, there are still a bunch of innocent, slapstick and laugh out-loud comedy that will sure captivate an audience. I especially enjoyed Lena Farugia's performance as Ann Taylor and it's fun watching each character's misadventures in the big, hot desert.Jamie Uys did a pretty good job directing this movie, carefully assimilating the primitive villagers with the modern people. It's more non-stop fun, laughter and entertainment.Grade B

The plot and story line are innocent. A non-violent adventureThe movie is entertaining and humorous with refreshing morality. More movies like this are needed for the world today!

Too many story lines to make this as good as the first one, but it's still a delight. The kids are charming, and the female lead is a wonderful physical comedienne. A pity Jamie Uys didn't make more movies.

Contains excellent comedy, romance, adventure and drama. The children are beautiful and the story is a wonderful adventure for the whole family. Lots of great laughs!