The movie takes place literally the next day, though it's quite clear that time has past since the original and the guys of Porky's are off to take on a certain group of men who don't seem to like others of a different color. Why such a serious subject is covered in a movie this shallow, I don't know. I compared that older release to the new one reviewed here and was surprised to find that not a whole lot had changed. I found some artifacting on both I and II, but nothing to be a real distraction. Flesh tones look a bit burned out, as you can tell that the movies were made in the early 80's.
Edge enhancement is kept to a minimum as well.
Let's just say that if you don't have the disc yet, then this is for sure the one to pick up, but unless you're a real fan of the movies, keep the ones you have as the picture isn't that much better. A new surround mix was made for both Porky's I and II, and while it does sound decent, these aren't movies that were made for their audio. Also included is the original mono mix. Funny, most new sound mixes are 5.1, but it is nice to hear a surround mix every once in a while. Still, these movies aren't the kind you buy for the sound, it's all about the content.