Eine Gruppe von High-School-Jungs aus Florida hilft ihrem Kumpel, seine Jungfräulichkeit zu verlieren, was dazu führt, dass sie sich an einem Nachtclubbesitzer und seinem Bruder, dem Sheriff... Alles lesenEine Gruppe von High-School-Jungs aus Florida hilft ihrem Kumpel, seine Jungfräulichkeit zu verlieren, was dazu führt, dass sie sich an einem Nachtclubbesitzer und seinem Bruder, dem Sheriff, rächen wollen, weil er sie belästigt hat.Eine Gruppe von High-School-Jungs aus Florida hilft ihrem Kumpel, seine Jungfräulichkeit zu verlieren, was dazu führt, dass sie sich an einem Nachtclubbesitzer und seinem Bruder, dem Sheriff, rächen wollen, weil er sie belästigt hat.
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Mike Hunt
Okay, maybe a few more...
Has anyone seen Mike Hunt?
It's not the funniest movie you'll ever see, except for a few truly hysterical scenes, but you have to love the way it captures the fun irresponsibility of high school. I think a lot of people can relate to this no matter what generation they're from, making it a definite classic. My advice is to steer clear of the upcoming remake, which will undoubtedly be raunchier and ruder, but probably have ten times less heart.
Any fan of American Pie owes it to themselves to see what started it all, and in many ways delivers far more. Tons of nudity, profanity and laughs make this an R-rated treat.
Recommended.
college friends had fond memories to share of sneaking in to see
it. The subject would come up over a game of quarters or
something.
Porky's isn't brilliant and maybe deserves a lot of socio-critical
dissection, but I just thought it was funny at the time. I don't know it
deserves film-critic attack - wasn't it low-budget and lucky to get
some mainstream distribution?
Anyway, my memories of Porky's made American Pie a lot more
funnier, too. The two would be a good movie night double feature.
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- WissenswertesWriter/director Bob Clark gathered material for the movie over a 15 year period. The story is composite of incidents collected from the males of his generation along with some of his own personal memories from growing up in high school.
- PatzerAccording to the guys, Cherry Forever and John Conklin were married. There is no way one could believe an interracial couple would even be living together, much less married, in Florida in the 1950s, even though South Florida is less "Southern" than the rest of the state. Furthermore, cohabitation between an interracial couple (married or not) was illegal in Florida until 1964.
They weren't really married, it was part of the prank and the boys would be in no place to question the living arrangements of a prostitute, especially when they are being chased by a large angry black man.
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Wendy: [answering the phone behind the counter at the roadside diner] Deadbeats.
Pee Wee Morris: [into pay phone in the parking lot, disguising his voice] Hello. Hi. I'm lookin' for a friend of mine. He's supposed to be there.
Wendy: What's his name?
Pee Wee Morris: His name's Michael Hunt... uh, Mike, Mike. Yes, Mike.
Wendy: Mike Hunt? Okay, just hang on a minute.
[raising her voice to address the patrons]
Wendy: Is Mike Hunt here?
Wendy: Is Mike Hunt here?
[patrons begin to chuckle]
Wendy: Has anybody seen Mike Hunt?
Meat: Practically everybody in town, from what I hear.
Wendy: [her voice over the loud-speaker system in the parking lot] Is Mike Hunt in the parking lot? Is Mike Hunt in the parking lot? Is Mike Hunt...
Wendy: Do you guys know Mike...
[realizes she has been tricked]
Wendy: Pee Wee! I'm gonna get you! You little prick! And I mean that LITERALLY!
- Crazy CreditsAs the end credits roll, an additional scene is shown featuring Pee-wee and Wendy on a school bus. Also, Balbricker returns one final time in her never-ending quest to punish the boys.
- Alternative VersionenIn a tv version, the boys are wearing underwear as they run from Cherry Forever's house. In the theatrical version they cover themselves with their hands.
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- Budget
- 2.500.000 $ (geschätzt)
- Bruttoertrag in den USA und Kanada
- 111.289.673 $
- Eröffnungswochenende in den USA und in Kanada
- 7.623.988 $
- 21. März 1982
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- 111.289.673 $