In this sequel to the 1980 classic, two children are stranded on a beautiful island in the South Pacific. The two make a simple life together and become tanned teenagers in love.
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Two children are shipwrecked on a tropical island in the South Pacific. With no adults to guide them, the two make a simple life together, unaware that sexual maturity will eventually intervene.
Director:
Randal Kleiser
Stars:
Brooke Shields,
Christopher Atkins,
Leo McKern
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Stars:
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Bree Pearson
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Goofs
In the first shark scene, we see it as a great white shark coming towards the decoy fish Richard set, then we see it as a smaller blue shark biting into the decoy fish. See more »
Quotes
Sylvia Hilliard:
It's no time to be thinking about Lilli!
Richard:
I told her I'd never hurt her.
Sylvia Hilliard:
Don't feel sorry for her, Richard. She's had you all to herself. But she doesn't own you. You're not married!
Richard:
We are married!
Sylvia Hilliard:
But not really. A lot of made up words in the middle of the jungle doesn't count!
Richard:
It does to me.
Sylvia Hilliard:
Why don't you just... Follow your heart
Richard:
Lilli is my heart.
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Great expectation. And dusty taste. Blue Lagoon was charming and exotic. The Return was only cold soup. Nothing more. Same recipes, same ingredients, beautiful actors, tropical place. And few drops of fight to remove the taste of verdigris. It was not a disappointment but a donkey loaded with too high expectations. In fact, a summer movie, best for a season, like many songs. End of a story who gives impressive hopes and which is little than a hen with golden eggs. Because everything to be said was said. Fundamental error - the dreams of producer and naivety of director. It is natural - a squeezed lemon can not be fresh in any fridge.
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Great expectation. And dusty taste. Blue Lagoon was charming and exotic. The Return was only cold soup. Nothing more. Same recipes, same ingredients, beautiful actors, tropical place. And few drops of fight to remove the taste of verdigris. It was not a disappointment but a donkey loaded with too high expectations. In fact, a summer movie, best for a season, like many songs. End of a story who gives impressive hopes and which is little than a hen with golden eggs. Because everything to be said was said. Fundamental error - the dreams of producer and naivety of director. It is natural - a squeezed lemon can not be fresh in any fridge.