Oh, God! Book II

Upon realizing that humanity has largely ignored God's previous message, God decides to send His son back to Earth. However, instead of a divine revelation, a young man named Billy Goldberg is chosen for the task. Billy must convince the world that he is indeed the Son of God, facing skepticism and disbelief from religious leaders and the public alike. He finds an unlikely ally in a television executive who helps him spread his message through the media.

The sequel to the popular 'Oh, God!' received a mixed to negative reception from critics and audiences. While George Burns's return as God was often cited as a positive, the film was generally seen as less original and compelling than its predecessor. Many critics found the plot convoluted and the humor less effective.

• George Burns's charm is present but not enough to save a derivative and unfocused sequel.
• The film struggles to recapture the magic and thematic depth of the original.
• Humor is inconsistent and the plot meanders without a clear direction.

Google audience: Audience reviews suggest a disappointment compared to the first film, with many finding it less funny and more preachy. Some appreciated George Burns's performance, but overall, it's considered a weaker follow-up.

Director Peter Boganovich was reportedly unhappy with the final cut of the film and had a falling out with the studio over creative differences.