🎬 Caveman 2 (2025)
👉 Ringo Starr, Dennis Quaid, Shelley Long
The Stone Age just got a whole lot smarter.
Thousands of moons after Atouk (Ringo Starr) first changed history by outsmarting the biggest brutes of his tribe, the unlikely hero of the prehistoric world returns — older, wiser, and just as hilariously defiant. In Caveman 2, progress has finally come to the Stone Age: fire has spread, tools are sharper, and tribes have learned to grunt in more than one language. But when a new threat emerges from across the mountains — a rival clan led by a cunning warlord with big muscles and even bigger ego — Atouk must once again prove that evolution favors the funny.
Now the respected leader of his tribe, Atouk faces a new challenge: keeping his people united while the ambitious young Lar (Dennis Quaid) dreams of adventure beyond the caves. When the radiant Lana (Shelley Long) is kidnapped by the rival tribe, Atouk and his misfit crew set out on a wild rescue mission that will push their prehistoric inventions — and their patience — to the limit.
Filled with slapstick chaos, physical comedy, and visual gags that echo the original’s iconic “grunts-for-dialogue” charm, Caveman 2 evolves the formula with a sharper sense of satire. From discovering primitive “wheel-technology” to the first accidental barbecue, the film hilariously explores how early humans stumbled their way toward civilization — one mistake at a time.
Ringo Starr returns with his timeless comedic timing and expressive physicality, while Dennis Quaid brings energy and heart as the tribe’s restless next-generation caveman. Shelley Long’s Lana remains the perfect blend of beauty, wit, and exasperation — the cavewoman who knows she deserves more than just a club and a cave.
With its blend of absurdity, clever visual storytelling, and unexpected warmth, Caveman 2 captures the spirit of the original while digging deeper (literally) into themes of change, teamwork, and the hilarious growing pains of progress.
A riotous, rock-smashing adventure about friendship, discovery, and evolution gone wrong, Caveman 2 reminds us that even in the dawn of time… you don’t need the biggest club to make the biggest impact.
