Movies like The Gods Must Be Crazy II

Coming to America, featuring Eddie Murphy as an African prince exploring New York City, provides a wealth of laughs stemming from the cultural collision, much like The Gods Must Be Crazy II's insightful and comedic look at cultural divides.

Crocodile Dundee features a similar cultural clash comedy, where an Australian outback hunter faces the craziness of New York City. Fans of the culture shock elements and humor in The Gods Must Be Crazy II will likely enjoy this adventure too.

The obvious first choice for fans of The Gods Must Be Crazy II is the original film that started it all. Viewers who enjoy the humorous and heartwarming story of Xi and his encounters with modern civilization will love the first chapter of this fish-out-of-water story.

For viewers who are drawn to films set within the majestic African landscape, Out of Africa offers a more serious and dramatic narrative. It provides a beautiful backdrop and a historical perspective that may be appreciated by those who enjoyed the setting of The Gods Must Be Crazy II.

George of the Jungle, about a man raised by animals in the jungle and his awkward integration into modern society, serves up a great mix of slapstick comedy and innocent charm that echoes the playful spirit of The Gods Must Be Crazy II.

Jim Carrey's over-the-top performance in Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls, which finds the pet detective in Africa, might appeal to those who appreciated the mix of slapstick humor and cultural misunderstandings in The Gods Must Be Crazy II.

Fans of the humorous fish-out-of-water situations in The Gods Must Be Crazy II might enjoy Jungle 2 Jungle, which tells the story of a boy raised in the jungle as he explores urban life in New York City, causing plenty of confusion and comedy along the way.