Return to the Blue Lagoon

Name: Return to the Blue Lagoon
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Romance
Released: August 2, 1991
Duration: 102 min
Rating: 28
Cast: Brian Blain, Brian Krause, Courtney Barilla, Emma James, Garette Ratliff Henson

1991

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Columbia Pictures | Release Date: August 2, 1991 | TV-14

Starring: Brian Blain, Brian Krause, Courtney Barilla, Emma James, Garette Ratliff Henson, Jackson Barton, Lisa Pelikan, Milla Jovovich, Nana Coburn, Peter Hehir

Summary: In this sequel to The Blue Lagoon (1980), two children are stranded on a beautiful island in the South Pacific. With no adults to guide them, the two make a simple life together and eventually become suntanned teenagers in love.

Director: William A. Graham

Genre(s): Adventure, Drama, Romance

Rating: TV-14

Runtime: 102 min

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Kevin Thomas

Return to the Blue Lagoon, which was produced and directed by reliable TV veteran William A. Graham, who should know better, might make it with junior high audiences. The Fiji locales are gorgeous and the Basil Pouledouris score unashamedly lush. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Staff (Not Credited)

A movie whose best features are its lush tropical vistas has evident limitations. Read full review

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Like a sex education film made by semi-liberated nuns, the movie keeps its sticky truths hidden beneath a veneer of leering cleanliness. Read full review

Kathleen Maher

The sequel is not as bad as the original, but it doesn't have to be much to accomplish that small feat and it isn't. Read full review

John Hartl

The travelogue-style photography is soothing, the bodies are pretty and the music isn't offensive, but feature-length movies can't survive on the ingredients for a standard airline commercial. Read full review

Mark Caro

Jovovich and Krause are as photogenic and blandly naive as their predecessors, and their ultimate commingling is, if anything, even tamer than in the original. Veteran television-movie director William A. Graham and screenwriter Leslie Stevens have fashioned a 98-minute tropical vacation ad. [02 Aug 1991, p.B]

Steve Persall

Return To The Blue Lagoon is as pretty as a travel brochure and just as thin on substance and entertainment value. [02 Aug 1991, p.13]

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Rcavey92212

May 31, 2020

I feel like I shouldn't love this movie but I do. I wasn't a big fan of the original film a found it a tad boring and depressing bit I loved this sequel. It's more hopeful and engaging. Picking up right after the first film's events. The boat is found by a passing ship and only the baby hasI feel like I shouldn't love this movie but I do. I wasn't a big fan of the original film a found it a tad boring and depressing bit I loved this sequel. It's more hopeful and engaging. Picking up right after the first film's events. The boat is found by a passing ship and only the baby has survived. The only woman on board takes charge of young Richard until suddenly they are forced off board with another crewmember, her daughter and Richard because there is an outbreak of cholera. After days at sea with no hope the crewmember tries to throw the children overboard and she kills him. Soon after they arrive at the island from the first film and grow into a handsome Brian Krause (Sleepwalkers) and the gorgeous Milla Jovovich (Resident Evil). Along the way incidents happen and soon enough they are faced with civilization. It's all dramatically engaging, romantic and suspenseful at times. It all moves forward towards a thrilling climax. The movie is shot gorgeously with solid performances. It still holds up as a intriguing romantic adventure.

Budget: $11m
Box Office: $2.8m

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DogeGamer2015

Oct 24, 2020

Aunque tiene una historia muy simple, no es tan mala como dicen y se puede disfrutar.

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