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Dave Marshak returns to the Ski School mountain to stop his ex-girlfriend's wedding.Dave Marshak returns to the Ski School mountain to stop his ex-girlfriend's wedding.Dave Marshak returns to the Ski School mountain to stop his ex-girlfriend's wedding.
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This movie is OK for being made in the early 1980's. The same kind of humor as shown in Stripes or Bachelor party. But wait... this was actually made in 1994. So it was dated even when it was new. Oh well, if you like 80's comedies then this might still be okay if you've got a bit of spare time. And a few lovely ladies take their clothes off, that's also reminiscing of the 80's. But au contrary to what some other reviewer said, there is no full frontal scenes. Or perhaps there are different versions of this, mine is 90 minutes. The plot with the good guys and the bad guys is predictable, but that's of course part of the fun. But don't expect too much of this.
Okay I admit it, my reason behind watching this film was because it has some pretty girls in it and yes, they do get naked. However, as soon as it started I realised that, in actuality, it wasn't all that bad and that there was more to it than copious (And I mean copious) breast shots.
For a start its really quite funny with Dean Cameron especially showing that Canadians aren't all boring windbags. The locations are quite beautiful and although the plot itself is the same old bad-guy-wants-power-good-guys-want-to-stop-him schtick in this case it works and for some reason everything comes together really well.
Another high point are the songs, many of which would not look out of place in the top 40. This despite the fact that I haven't heard of any of the bands involved. In a way that kind of sums it all up. You won't have heard of it or anyone in it but it's still good and well worth a watch.
For a start its really quite funny with Dean Cameron especially showing that Canadians aren't all boring windbags. The locations are quite beautiful and although the plot itself is the same old bad-guy-wants-power-good-guys-want-to-stop-him schtick in this case it works and for some reason everything comes together really well.
Another high point are the songs, many of which would not look out of place in the top 40. This despite the fact that I haven't heard of any of the bands involved. In a way that kind of sums it all up. You won't have heard of it or anyone in it but it's still good and well worth a watch.
This movie could have been alot better if they took there time seemed like it was kind of just thrown together. Its kind of sad too cause it had the making to be a real funny and entertaining movie with the presents of the hilarious Will Sasso and the extremely hot Wendy hamilton. You do have to admit though this movie did have some bright spots and could of been a 7 out of ten but decided to try and profit a little more of the first ski school that was a sleeper hit. So it will have to settle for a 4 from me.
The movie was not that bad, but it also was not that good either. It had its funny moments, but then again, it also had some parts where the sense-of-humor had me wincing in pain. Only one thing remained consistant throughout the entire film... the size of Dean Camroon's eyebrows!!! WOW!! Did you see how big they were? He should definatly do something about that. I heard a small child was lost in those things for two days!! Anyway, this is only a mediocare movie... so see it at your own risk. If you chose to see it, remember, BEWARE OF THE EYEBROWS!!!
This movie was extremely hilarious. I think it was a lot funnier than the first one. In this one Dave Marshack has lost his job, girlfriend, and was kicked off the mountain. He know he has to try and get them back before his ex-girlfriend, Beth marries "Heinrich Von Schmuck".
The funniest part of the movie is the four main guys. Dave(who is played hilariously by Cameron), Alex(the sex machine), Tomcat(Mad TV's Will Sasso), and Todderbert(the funniest character in the movie. Listen to how he got his name).
By the way, there's also a lot of naked girls in it too, another good reason to see it. Pretty funny for a straight-to-video comedy. 10/10(Believe it or not)
The funniest part of the movie is the four main guys. Dave(who is played hilariously by Cameron), Alex(the sex machine), Tomcat(Mad TV's Will Sasso), and Todderbert(the funniest character in the movie. Listen to how he got his name).
By the way, there's also a lot of naked girls in it too, another good reason to see it. Pretty funny for a straight-to-video comedy. 10/10(Believe it or not)
Did you know
- TriviaFeature film debut of Will Sasso
- GoofsWhen Dave Marshak is working behind the bar in the night club he serves Beth a red drink, not only does the level of the drink keep altering but the concentration of it too, one second its almost see through and the next its bright red.
- Quotes
Toddorbert Guzinski: Anyway, this Steve guy, snapped up Beth quicker than you can say tian gu li ao.
Dave: The turtles they are crying.
Toddorbert Guzinski: In Mandarin Chinese.
- Crazy creditsBeth Roberts is the only featured cast member that makes an early appearance in the opening credits sequence.
- Alternate versionsThe Canadian VHS from C/FP has the original soundtrack, while the Monarch Home Video VHS as well as the DVD and all other releases outside of Canada have a different soundtrack where only a few songs were kept over from the Canadian soundtrack. This is most likely due to a disagreement between the American producers and Canadian producers.
- ConnectionsFollows Ski School (1991)
- SoundtracksSKI BUM
by John Kekar and Jason Atkinson
Published by Kekartoons (BMI)
Performed by John Kekar and Joyce Guyett
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