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George and Ursula now have a son, George Junior, so Ursula's mother arrives to try and take them back to "civilization".
George, the king of the jungle, is living happily with his wife Ursula and their son George Jr. in the jungle. However, his idyllic life is disrupted when Ursula's mother, Beatrice, arrives and tries to bring Ursula back to civilization, believing George is unfit to raise their son. Meanwhile, George's rival, Lyle, plots to take over the jungle and its valuable resources.
George of the Jungle 2 was widely panned by critics and audiences alike, suffering from a poorly received script, weak humor, and a general lack of the charm that made the original film successful. It is considered by many to be a significant step down from its predecessor.
Lacks the slapstick and wit of the original, relying on tiresome gags.
A forgettable sequel with a predictable plot and uninspired performances.
Fails to capture the fun and adventurous spirit of the first film.
Google audience: Audience reviews indicate disappointment with the sequel, with many finding it unfunny and a pale imitation of the original. Common criticisms include a weak plot, forced humor, and a general lack of originality.
Chris Showerman, who plays George, was chosen for the role because he physically resembled Brendan Fraser, the star of the first film, and had a similar build and a background in extreme sports.
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**It would have been better not to make this film.** The first film worked very well, and the huge box office success ensured that there was going to be a sequel, sooner or later. Perhaps in a fit of lucidity, this attempt to make a sequ...