Jusqu'au cou: L'appel de la nature

Original title: Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling

Video
2009
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1h 36m

IMDb RATING

3.9/10

3.2K

YOUR RATING

Rik Young, Kristopher Turner, and Oliver James in Jusqu'au cou: L'appel de la nature (2009)

Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling Trailer

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Adventure Comedy

Zach talks Ben into taking off time to go on an adventure of a lifetime. Our two fiends head out on the river, along with an uptight Brit to find Ben's long lost love.Zach talks Ben into taking off time to go on an adventure of a lifetime. Our two fiends head out on the river, along with an uptight Brit to find Ben's long lost love.Zach talks Ben into taking off time to go on an adventure of a lifetime. Our two fiends head out on the river, along with an uptight Brit to find Ben's long lost love.

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IMDb RATING

3.9/10

3.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Trivia
According to credit lists for both 'Without a Paddle' (2004) and its sequel 'Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling' (2009), there are no common cast and crew members who worked on both pictures.

Connections
Follows Jusqu'au cou (2004)

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Featured review

1/10

A Rating of One Because There's Nothing Lower

Even a bad comedy can be good sometimes. Not this one though - not even close.

Terrible story, terrible cinematography, terrible continuity, terrible casting. This is one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

Oh - and please - was there not one Canadian any where near the shooting of this film to teach the director that Canadians do not talk as though they were portrayed in this movie. The use of the sound "eh" and the 'sayings' (like "Holy Halifax") were contrived and - well, okay, I'm going to use a bad word: stupid. It was so annoying and so ridiculous, it was hard to even get close to the end without eye rolling and chucking popcorn at the screen. Is it really so challenging to portray a Canadian? After all, we are America's closest and largest neighbour and have thousands of Canadians working in Hollywood alone. This wasn't funny, it was lazy writing and unacceptable.

I'll be sure to avoid anything with these actors and directors in the future.