Long Long Time Ago 2

Long Long Time Ago 2 我们的故事 2
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Jack Neo
Produced by	Thum
Written by	Jack Neo Link Sng Ivan Ho
Starring	Aileen Tan Mark Lee Wang Lei Suhaimi Yusof Ryan Lian Benjamin Tan Cynthia Kuang Ng Suan Loi Charmaine Sei
Music by	Mo Ju Li
Cinematography	Nian Rui Wen Saravanann
Edited by	Hamster Low Kenzir Leow
Production company	J Team mm2 Entertainment
Distributed by	Golden Village Pictures mm2 Entertainment Shaw Organisation
Release date	31 March 2016
Running time	121 minutes
Country	Singapore
Language	Hokkien Mandarin Malay Teochew English Tamil
Budget	$5 million (shared with Long Long Time Ago)
Box office	S$2.32 million

Long Long Time Ago 2 (Chinese: 我们的故事2; pinyin: Wǒmén dè gùshì èr; literally "Our Story 2") is a 2016 Singaporean period film directed by Jack Neo, the second of a two-part series and the sequel to Long Long Time Ago.

Continuing from Long Long Time Ago, Zhao Di takes over her family farm with the help of Ah Long after the 1969 floods. After the government started reclaiming land for development in 1977, licensed owners like Zhao Di are compensated but her brother accuses her of having an affair with Ah Long to get the money for himself. Osman does not approve his son playing in a rock band as he fears the negative influence, causing his son to run away from home. Meanwhile, Ah Hee and Rani decide to get married but their traditional parents object their marriage.

The film was filmed in Ipoh, Malaysia, especially in Kampung Cina Pusing together with the first part, starting in May 2015 over 60 days.

While filming a scene of a sister rescuing her younger brother from a toilet he is stuck in, director Jack Neo insisted on a close-up shot of real faeces to show audiences what toilets in the 1960s were really like. For historical accuracy, Neo also requested actress Aileen Tan to grow her armpit hair for a brief show of it when her character, wearing a sleeveless blouse, raises her arms to tie her hair while working at a coal mine.

The scene of Ah Kun (Mark Lee) slapping his niece and nephew is real. The actors did over ten takes.

Familiar to Vasantham Central viewers, Bahrathi Rani plays Rani in her first non-Tamil production.

Reception was mostly negative.

John Lui of The Straits Times gave the film 2.5/5. He praised the "personal" "small moments" but criticised how "what little authenticity that can be glimpsed is buried under a treacly layer of television-style drama". In addition, he found that "[a]lmost every moment is freighted with moral significance, heavily underscored by dialogue and music" and "[f]or all the suffering, shame and strife baked into the story, there's little inner life to the characters".