Saved by the Bell: Wedding in Las Vegas

This movie was terrific! I was not a "Saved by the Bell" fan when the show first aired, in fact I never even watched it. I was watching another program that I had already seen and there was nothing else on, so I watched my first episode of "Saved by the Bell". The episode was the one where Screech and the gang were trying to sell his spaghetti sauce. Ever since then I have been hooked and now have the complete set going all the way back to "Good Morning Miss Bliss" and all the way through "Saved by the Bell: The New Class". This movie also brought back Lark Voorhies (Lisa Turtle), Elizabeth Berkley (Jessie Spano), Dennis Haskins (Principal Richard Belding)in scene stealing cameos, although Lisa was a prominent character in the movie. This also marks the first time I saw Liz Vassey "Schwing" as Mike Myers would say. All in all this movie rocks! A perfect end to a perfect show. I hope to see a "Saved by the Bell" high school reunion movie.

Overall this movie was good. Yes it was cheesy at some parts but the part where Zack and Kelly get married really makes up for the entire movie. It was great to see Mr. Belding at the wedding. I think the best part of the movie was when it showed the "memories" of Zack and Kelly from the first episode of Saved By The Bell to the last episode of Saved By The Bell: The College Years. It's a real tear-jerker. BOTTOM LINE: Very Good Movie

i have seen the TV show to this movie and when the TV show starts up it is playing this song that i am not sure what the title is.if anyone can help i would like to know the title and the group that does this song.i think it might be live it up but not sure. also i love all of the complete season episodes of saved by the bell. i have only seen this one here played as one of the TV shows not as the movie as what this seems to be. but this is a very good episode sort of makes you wonder what happened to them after the wedding and where they are now.also if they have kids themselves and are the kids following in the parrents footsteps as in the TV show.also is there any plans for a show come back in the near future.

As a big fan of the Saved By The Bell original series, and Saved By The Bell: The College Years, I found this a tremendous disapointment. The story is filled with little sub-plots that are dumb, boring, and go nowhere, other than to stretch out a half-hour series to a full-length movie. It's not funny, and not fun. The original series may have been dumb and cheesy, but you had a good time watching it -- this movie retains none of the original goofball value of the original series. Saved By The Bell: Wedding In Las Vegas is certainly a terrible note for this, a successful series of over half a decade, to go out on.

If you are a fan of the original series, then this TV movie is definitely a must-see, so that you can see Zack and Kelly tie the knot. However, if you are not familiar with the Saturday morning series that made these characters famous, stay away from this one. This really isn't a very good movie, as it is filled with silly humor that will probably get tiresome quickly, unless you have already spent years watching this group. It's difficult for me to judge this movie fairly, since I did watch the television episodes with regularity, but I believe that only "Saved By The Bell" fans should watch this one.