Average Rating: 2.2/10
Reviews Counted: 15
Fresh: 1 | Rotten: 14
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Average Rating: 1.7/10
Critic Reviews: 7
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The Christmas holidays are fast approaching when Los Angeles native Ian (George Newbern) gets an unexpected invitation from his father (David Rasche) to join him for a vacation in Park City, Utah. The two don't get along especially well, but Ian goes partly in hopes of patching up the relationship, and partly because his friends figure it would be a nice vacation. In fact, they're so convinced that several of them end up tagging along. Good looking guy Jon (Stephen Baldwin) is determined to
Apr 16, 1999 Wide
Aug 19, 2003
All Critics (16) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (14) | DVD (4)
Writer-director George Haas' debut feature offers nothing as it strains to be funny and provocative.
A cold, stupid bore about people with no goodness, just geniality; no inner life, just impulses.
This movie is not merely bad, but incompetent. I get tapes in the mail from 10th graders that are better made than this.
A movie that operates on a level of such staggering ineptitude that its very existence is offensive.
An inept farce with the mentality of a tittering 15-year-old boy peering under the bedcovers with a flashlight.
This charmless ensemble comedy starts out amiably enough, but quickly succumbs to the triple handicap of poor direction, a badly written script and some alarmingly excessive performances.
Downey at least seems to be having fun, but the rest of the cast runs the gamut from bland (Eastwood, León) to downright awful (Schiffer, Baldwin).
At least Alison Eastwood and Suzanne Cryer are good at getting naked.
The gags and situations are but repetitions and variations on dull, ribaldly worn and reject elementary Farrelly Brothers scribing.
[An] early contender for most inept comedy and worst film of the year.
While Stephen Baldwin as headliner is hardly comforting, nuanced performances by Alison Eastwood, Suzanne Cryer, and George Newbern make this watchable at least.
There is no structure or dramatic tension to the film, which is just a bunch of aimless scenes of people exchanging witless, pseudo-hip dialogue.
For the most part it's a completely worthless movie, but it does contain the complete and utter brilliance of RDJ as Hans. His character is amazing and one of the most hilarious and outrageous bit performances of all time. His nutball German accent and frosted hair is unforgettable. It's a shame the movie couldn't have
February 15, 2011Super Reviewer
Awesome movie. Funny too. Especially Robert Downey Jr. with that accent. The ending was funny too, there was the one guy who got no action during the whole time there,lol. Great movie, very fun to watch.
October 4, 2008
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