Critic Reviews

• Matthew Pejkovic, Matt's Movie Reviews

  Old wogs enter a new world in this spirited ethnic romp.

• Jason Di Rosso, MovieTime, ABC Radio National

  The film's timing is off and with jokes this old, you can't afford to miss a beat.

• David Stratton, At the Movies (Australia)

  I think the screenplay starts off well. I think the opening scenes in Melbourne are really quite funny and they promise something more than you actually get. But once the film gets to Mykonos, it goes for the most obvious targets.

• Margaret Pomeranz, At the Movies (Australia)

  It's colourful and light but the only really solid performance is by Alex Dimitriades who is actually stoic in this mayhem.

• Fiona Williams, sbs.com.au

  Although Wog Boy 2's plot is flimsy and the jokes are cheesier than a feta pastizzi, the execution is much, much slicker than the previous effort.

• Philippa Hawker, The Age (Australia)

  In this latest extension of the Wog Boy franchise, 10 years after the first film, the scenery is inviting and Alex Dimitriades makes an excellent villain, but the comedy, though amiable, often falls flat.

• Paul Byrnes, Sydney Morning Herald

  Like The Godfather Part II, the second Wog Boy film is even better than the first. This would not be hard.

• Patrick Kolan, IGN Movies AU

  A messy comedy, Wog Boy 2 pitches itself at a demographic that, incredibly, it also alienates with cultural insensitivities and stupidity.

• Ben McEachen, Empire Magazine Australasia

  Fully sick -- only if you are a Wog Boy fan. Yes, we do blame you.

• Alicia Malone, FILMINK (Australia)

  Rather than delving into the issues presented by a clash of cultures, this film diverges into frivolous romantic comedy territory but still offers plenty of laughs

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