"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.
Review of The Gods Must Be Crazy II
