Milla Jovovich,
Brian Krause,
Lisa Pelikan,
Courtney Phillips,
Nana Coburn
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This sequel to the surprise box office hit The Blue Lagoon (1980) mimics its predecessor's romantic adventure formula of a lush tropical locale inhabited by scantily clad, nubile teens discovering the... read more
DVD Release Date: November 5, 2002
Stats: 532 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (532)
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January 11, 2011
Remember Brooke Shields and Christopher Atkins from The Blue Lagoon
well, sadly, they died at sea. But happily their baby boy was saved. trouble is, the boat that rescues him has the plague so, he is set adrift again, this time in the company of a widow and her daughter. They e... read more -
December 27, 2010
A sequel that I remember very little of, other than the fact that Milla Jovovich was in it.
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August 29, 2009
This was really quite atrocious. It seemed to start off okay for a bad follow on to a movie that was probably ill advised to start with. But the minute the kids grew up and became Milla Jovovich and Brian Krause, it was all over. (Admittedly Brian Krause is not that bad, and ma... read more
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March 19, 2007
One of the least welcome sequels ever about the son of the original castaways gets cast away himself on yet another tropical island with a pretty girl and her mother.
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July 10, 2009
I really enjoyed the original with Brooke Shields and yes it is on my movies that are very hard to find list, however deemed this sequel just ok. Somethings they should just leave as they are.
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April 9, 2010
Well, it?s no worse than the original, of course that?s not saying much. The acting in this one, as in the first is poor, although Lisa Pelikan is good, and Milla Jovovich is at least halfway decent. Brian Krause however is awful, as is most everyone else. It's more of a remake r... read more
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March 6, 2010
A great follow up to the first movie. The circumstances that bring the two together in the beginning is a little contrived, but the story is sweet and wonderful. I am sure that everyone at one time wanted to live on a deserted island.
Critic Reviews
The Fijian background looks pretty, but there's no escaping the fact that the tropical flowers and trees seem smarter and more appealing than the people. Full Review
Up until now, I thought it was pretty near impossible to feel nostalgia for The Blue Lagoon. But darned if life isn't full of surprises. Full Review
The sincere idiocy of this film really has to be seen to be appreciated -- not that I think there is any need for you to see, or appreciate, it. Full Review
At 15 years of age, I wanted to live inside this screen world of freedom and loinclothed abandon. Today, I wanted these kids to fall on some coral. Full Review
A movie whose best features are its lush tropical vistas has evident limitations. Full Review
Like a sex education film made by semi-liberated nuns, the movie keeps its sticky truths hidden beneath a veneer of leering cleanliness. Full Review
Not even teen lust can justify watching this film.
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