Alexander Petersons, Brian Blain, Brian Krause
Although the title rather suggests a sequel to The Blue Lagoon, this is rather a variation on the same theme- neither Christopher Atkins nor Brooke Shields return - but a new generation is shipwrecked...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 5, 2002
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July 22, 2008horrible horrible horrible, why can't they just leave a good thing alone. Poorly scripted, ridiculously scripted, seriously were we actually suppose to believe the story the handed to us...blah!!
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September 25, 2006Jovovich's young, jaw-droppingly beautiful presence is the only reason to sit through this one.
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August 29, 2009This 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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August 17, 2009LOL. That movie was a joke. Was so totally clichee it seemd like I already seen in. Classic love story, happenings and everything. Funny.
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August 4, 2009o.m.g this movie made me cry i love this movie!!! i recomend you this movie it is a really good movie. this is one of my favorite movies
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November 2, 2007to those people that think brooke sheilds was willing to b filmed nude.... she was'nt she had a fuckin stunt double...and you would know this if you watched the end credits...
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August 13, 2007Does anyone else notice that Richard & Em's baby's name in the first movie was Paddy not Richard Jr. I do not remember Richard nor Em ever calling their baby, not even once, Richard Jr. It bothers me that there's not consistency with the two movies.
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November 17, 2006This 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 their sexuality. Spotted adrift in a boat with his deceased parents Richard and Emmeline, a baby boy is rescued by a passing ship. Adopted by the widow Hargrove (Lisa Pelikan), infant Richard is soon at sea again after he, his new mother and her baby daughter Lilli abandon ship in the face of a cholera epidemic. Washing ashore on the same island populated by the first film's heroes, Hargrove protects and raises her young charges until a disease also claims her life. Years pass and both Richard (Brian Krause) and Lilli (Milla Jovovich) become young adults. While Richard discovers his manhood by racing a lagoon shark and spying on the island's dangerous natives, Lilli becomes a woman with her first period. Eventually their raging hormones lead the two into each other's arms. Marriage and a pregnancy follow, but Richard and Lilli's union is threatened by the arrival of a ship carrying a lovely captain's daughter (Nana Coburn) with eyes for the loincloth-clad Richard. ~ Karl Williams
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