Revenge of the Boarding School Dropouts

i actually thought this was pretty good i wasn't sure how great i would be because im not a huge fan of shred the first one but was pleasantly surprised

this movie is not only funnier then the first but has a million times improved and more interesting plot

it had some hot girls and the actors i think are pretty good i like tom green but don't like him in these newer movies i loved road trip and freddy got fingered but he seems not nearly as good as the bad guy i love his old strange comedy i want him to go back to that type of comedy anyway an over OK movie i would give it a try if i were you

Having seen the original film Shred (2008) and not caring too much for it, decided to give this film a try as did not have high expectations.

This sequel is somewhat of the same, the comedy is quite dull and bland- nothing laugh out loud but there are some improvements in its plot and characters. Chris is given a larger role and we are introduced with Lisa (although her role is a little predictable in how it unfolds but none the less it was decent watching).

The same crew is back but this feels like Tom Green is still given not much to work with. It was a missed opportunity.

Anything thing, giving this film a completely different title compared to the original (Shred) is bizarre as many people may not know the connections if they aren't familiar with the original.

Overall don't expect too much, this film isn't really good but it has some decent scenes to pass the time by, if you are fans of snowboarding you may enjoy it more.

Some of the other reviews stated this was better that the original. The original must have been really terrible. Most of the acting was bad and the plot was predictable from the start.

(2007) Revenge Of The Boarding School Dropouts COMEDY

Co-written and directed by David Mitchell, straight to rental and dismissal movie about dropout, Max (Dave England) who used to be the top renown snowboarder, and is a retiree. His current occupation is that he gets sponsor money to make videos about some of the top snowboarders, and at the same time, someone else is attempting to intercept this by having the top snowboarder to sign with him name Kingsley he is played by Tom Green. Unfunny and super low budget, the lame simpleminded, childish humor makes this one an absolutely waste of time.

Yes, this is a raunchy snowboarding comedy starring Jackass's Dave England and wacky comedian Tom Green, you're probably thinking to yourself "oh boy, this is going to suck." Well I am here to say it's actually very funny, with the advantage of having some cool snowboarding sequences. This is one of these rare straight-to-video movies that if it came out in theaters, and you paid to see it on the big screen, it would still be worth your money. The movie follows Max (Dave England), a man who made it big in the snowboarding industry. He then thinks that all the partying is what got him on top. We then enter the evil Kingsley (Tom Green), the man who stole Max's fame from right under his nose. Now Max has to stop Kingsley from officially taking what is rightfully his. The movie has a ton of laughs, and some cool snowboarding tricks. The movie is surprisingly focused and straight even in its most indecent moments. The movie also has two well-acted, funny performances from its two main leads. For all my acclaim to it, all I have to say is it's not American Pie, but it's certainly worth a look.