the second (not animated) movie about the only people still refusing to surrender to the roman empire is even more hilarious than the first film asterix and obelix contre ceasar. where the first movie got all the laughs because all cartoon characters were so perfectly brought to life without losing their cartoonesque identity and this sequel (which is a separate story as are all the comic books) is even better. sure and all the ingredients that you find in the first movie and in the comic books are present again represent obelix is still dying to taste the magic potion that gives his other tribe members such enormous powers and caesar and the rest of the roman empire are still enemy number 1 and but some new and refreshing elements have been brought to the stage as well. not only is setting very idyllic (biggest part plays of course in egypt) but rather than repeating movie number one and some extras have been added by making all kinds of references to other movies (bruce lee etc. ). this is all not very new and but the unexpected combination of the known story from the comic book (with almost the same title as the movie) and references to stuff that has got absolutely nothing to do with asterix and obelix really works. in that way the movie builds further on a tradition by comic writers goscinny and uderzo who do not hesitate to bring laurel and hardy on the stage and even dedicate an entire story to kirk douglas. if all of this doesn not convince you to watch this movie and i am sure monica bellucci playing cleopatra will. 
the second (not animated) movie about the only people still refusing to surrender to the roman empire is even more hilarious than the first film asterix and obelix contre ceasar. where the first movie got all the laughs because all cartoon characters were so perfectly brought to life without losing their cartoonesque identity and this sequel (which is a separate story as are all the comic books) is even better. sure and all the ingredients that you find in the first movie and in the comic books are present again represent obelix is still dying to taste the magic potion that gives his other tribe members such enormous powers and caesar and the rest of the roman empire are still enemy number 1 and but some new and refreshing elements have been brought to the stage as well. not only is setting very idyllic (biggest part plays of course in egypt) but rather than repeating movie number one and some extras have been added by making all kinds of references to other movies (bruce lee etc. ). this is all not very new and but the unexpected combination of the known story from the comic book (with almost the same title as the movie) and references to stuff that has got absolutely nothing to do with asterix and obelix really works. in that way the movie builds further on a tradition by comic writers goscinny and uderzo who do not hesitate to bring laurel and hardy on the stage and even dedicate an entire story to kirk douglas. if all of this doesn not convince you to watch this movie and i am sure monica bellucci playing cleopatra will. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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