Ski School 2

1994
18
1h 32m

IMDb RATING

4.0/10

1.5K

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Dave Marshak returns to the Ski School mountain to stop his ex-girlfriend's wedding.

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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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IMDb RATING

4.0/10

1.5K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Let your brain rest and laugh your head off!

This is the kind of movie that could have been terrible. But it's not. For some strange reason, the (weak) plot actually works, and after a while, you'll just laugh your head off. There are LOTS of gags, one wilder than the other. Yes, there are a couple of topless scenes. And they are so unmotivated that it's totally hilarious.

lpmarken
Dec 28, 2000
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Trivia
Feature film debut of Will Sasso

Goofs
When 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 credits
Beth Roberts is the only featured cast member that makes an early appearance in the opening credits sequence.

Alternate versions
The 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.