While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.While trying to escape hunters, Hank the Yeti befriends a American family in a big city.
Chantellese Kent
- Amy Bristow
- (as Chantallese Kent)
Rick Howland
- Blubber
- (as Richard Howland)
Michael Panton
- Arnold Sturgeon
- (as Mike Panton)
Andreas M. Haralampides
- Pilot
- (as Andreas M. Haralampides M.D.)
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Folks, I am a movie buff. Not just that, I am a BAD MOVIE buff. And a Tolkien nerd. Therefore, few are as worthy to comment on this movie as me, Captain Worthy-riffic.
This is the single worst piece of art ever.
I have seen 'The Stupids'. I have the scene where Christopher Lee says 'Release the Drive Bee' on my computer. I have graphed Costner's slow decline into the abyss. My Jamaican roommate and I have had many discussions into the actual net-worth of Billy Baldwin, and found that we could pawn him on the black market for several Eagles, if both the Eagles and the Eagle-seller didn't know what a movie was. But we can all agree, there is not a work in humanity worse than 'To Catch a Yeti'.
Granted, it tries hard, although I have assumed it was made by a sadistic epileptic ferret, the only explanation. I can forgive the fact that you can see the strings controlling the Yeti, which was almost certainly bought in the discount bin at K-Mart. I can forgive the fact that you can see the outline of a city building in the background of the scenes where the explorers are in the Tibetan mountains. And I can forgive the fact that I am considering dropping out as an English major, because any language that can take it up the tailpipe with dialogue like this probably won't survive much longer.
BUT I CAN"T FORGIVE THE HALF AN HOUR WHERE THE HUSBAND OF THE HOME ON ANY-STREET USA BERATES HIS FAMILY BECAUSE HE THINKS THEY STOLE HIS PUMPKIN PIE. MAY DEATH FIND THIS MAN SLOWY, PAINFULLY, AND PREFERABLY IN THE TALONS OF A MAJESTIC EAGLE.
Remember Folks,
Do not meddle, In the affairs of Dragons. For you are crunchy, And taste good with catsup.
This is the single worst piece of art ever.
I have seen 'The Stupids'. I have the scene where Christopher Lee says 'Release the Drive Bee' on my computer. I have graphed Costner's slow decline into the abyss. My Jamaican roommate and I have had many discussions into the actual net-worth of Billy Baldwin, and found that we could pawn him on the black market for several Eagles, if both the Eagles and the Eagle-seller didn't know what a movie was. But we can all agree, there is not a work in humanity worse than 'To Catch a Yeti'.
Granted, it tries hard, although I have assumed it was made by a sadistic epileptic ferret, the only explanation. I can forgive the fact that you can see the strings controlling the Yeti, which was almost certainly bought in the discount bin at K-Mart. I can forgive the fact that you can see the outline of a city building in the background of the scenes where the explorers are in the Tibetan mountains. And I can forgive the fact that I am considering dropping out as an English major, because any language that can take it up the tailpipe with dialogue like this probably won't survive much longer.
BUT I CAN"T FORGIVE THE HALF AN HOUR WHERE THE HUSBAND OF THE HOME ON ANY-STREET USA BERATES HIS FAMILY BECAUSE HE THINKS THEY STOLE HIS PUMPKIN PIE. MAY DEATH FIND THIS MAN SLOWY, PAINFULLY, AND PREFERABLY IN THE TALONS OF A MAJESTIC EAGLE.
Remember Folks,
Do not meddle, In the affairs of Dragons. For you are crunchy, And taste good with catsup.
- Michael_John
- Jul 6, 2004
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaFilming completed in 1993, but the film was not shown publicly until January 1995.
- GoofsKate's accent changes from American to British partway through the movie.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Jim's Gift (1996)
- SoundtracksNowhere to Run
Written by Brian Holland (uncredited), Lamont Dozier (uncredited) and Eddie Holland (uncredited)
Performed by Martha & The Vandellas
Details
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 4:3
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