Snowboard Academy

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1997
PG
1h 28m

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2.6/10

2.5K

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A wacky free-for-all comedy about the riotous rivalry between snobby skiers and knuckle-dragging snowboarders.A wacky free-for-all comedy about the riotous rivalry between snobby skiers and knuckle-dragging snowboarders.A wacky free-for-all comedy about the riotous rivalry between snobby skiers and knuckle-dragging snowboarders.

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IMDb RATING

2.6/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Snowboard Academy

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Trivia
The original script was edgier and had more gross-out humor than the finished film and would have given the film a PG-13 rating, had the original script transition onto film.

Quotes
Mr. Barry: We're looking for someone to wear multiple hats.
Rudy James: Well, hey I can do that! I even brought a few hats myself!

Connections
Featured in Obscurus Lupa Presents: Snowboard Academy (2019)

Soundtracks
Kung Fu Saturdays
Performed by The Mel-Tones!
Written by Mel Waldorf
Produced by Ross Vannelli
Published by Pahoehoe Music (BMI)

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Once in a short while, a movie comes along, and this certainly fits the description.

Shepphird's Snowboard Academy pays homage to early Stanley Kubrick films, such as Killer's Kiss, Paths of Glory and Ski Patrol. This time out, the stellar cast includes Joe Flaherty, Corey Haim, and Jim Varney (showing his range by NOT playing Ernest in this film). The sexual undertones are rampant, from Haim's coy galnces at anything in a skirt to Varney's poem, "I once knew a woman from Russia, whose butt was so big it could crush ya." Haim is refreshing to see here, fresh from whatever eighties movie he made before this one, playing the rebellious teen so convincingly, we almost believe he's apathetic. I don't think Alec Guinness was in this one, but if he had been asked, he undoubtedly would have turned it down.