The film was very much a cartoon version of the original. (Come on chaps, the film was hardly complex surely it would have been easy to get the colours and size right.) (One of the kids was pouring blue finger paint every where.) By the time Reed gets home one of the blue handprints is a combination of yellow and blue and much smaller, while the other handprint disappears completely. In the chocolate cookie “sugar rush” scene, Reed gets two giant blue hand prints on his shirt. The overall feel of the film was sloppy and rushed. There were too many “gags” that just did not work however The two slow motion strolls by the kids and the Dalai Lama “I’m okay, you’re okay” liberal school never really felt right. Reed dropping the peanut panicking child when the teacher tells him to and the taser in the “nuts” scene were both worth a chuckle. As pointed out on IMDb, this device has been used before, most notably in Schwarzenegger’s “Last Action Hero.” Perhaps this was a homage?) (Like the overbearing and bellowing FBI head who screams at Reed every time he interacts with the agent. The humor, like the May December romance feels forced and not very funny. This version features children who are neither overly amusing nor engagingly annoying. Gone is the female partner who falls out as the teacher substitute. “Kindergarten Cop 2,” unlike the Arnold vehicle, has nothing new to offer. Reed goes undercover to find the flash drive while Zogu closes in. The brother who hacked the system and made a copy of the information on a flash drive is dead. One year later, a pair of brothers hack the FBI Witness Protection database and offer the information to Zogu ( Aleks Paunovic), the Russian gangster. Still, things must be pretty tough in Seattle if young 20 something teachers have to date a man their father’s age…Īpart from the unlikely love affairs, the plot deals with a Russian gangster whose mistress Reed infiltrated to bring the kingpin down. Lundgren looks great lean, mean and not much in terms of drag or sag and very few wrinkles. There is no cute kid for Dolph to bond with and he romances the other kindergarten teacher (who is roughly 30 years his junior). Lundgren’s character is not even a cop, per se, Agent Zack Reed is in the FBI. This one gets a F for total lack of effort or attention to detail.
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s character does not reappear nor does the villain from the original 1990 action comedy. “Kindergarten Cop 2” is not a sequel to the first one.
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