Ski Party

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mark g @Mark_Alan_G. Jan 11, 2026 A movie that was made for multiple spoofs from The Simpsons. Quite frankly, it's a ludicrous film. Ludicrously conceived, written, acted, ludicrous. Now, is it good mindless fun from another era? I guess it could be. Might someone with above average intelligence and a fan of film find it atrocious? I think they probably would. In the end, all that matters is where your head is at and how much are you willing to tolerate. See more Gerry M @Windy2 Dec 8, 2025 Annette Funicello in a cameo as a college prof teaching "Fun Without Sex", Leslie Gore singing the all-time feel good song "Sunshine Lollipops", James Brown belting out "I Feel Good" at an aprés ski party, lots of booty shaking and surf rock, this movie is an intriguing snapshot of a bygone era. Lots of snowy mountain vistas and a plot that only a mother could love, this shines as a document of a place and time in Americana. Bobbi Shaw as the Swedish "Nita" went on to become a respected Hollywood acting coach. See more David K @RT61474040 Sep 7, 2025 Snow. Beach. What's the difference? The jokes are not quite infantile, the plot is worn, but the music makes it all worthwhile. Does every movie have to be life changing? Take the ride for an hour and a half when you don't feel like thinking or doing, just to alleviate the boredom. See more Dec 29, 2019 Lesley Gore sings "Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows". Best part of the movie. See more Jan 28, 2019 Remember what you're watching and who the target audience is before you become too critical. I was thirteen when I saw this movie in a local theatre. At the time, my brother and I thought it was hilarious and, having never watched adult films like "Some Like it Hot", were introduced to the idea of cross-dressing for the first time. This was funny, too. I did not review this film as an adult. I tried to review it as I would have when I was thirteen. That was the target audience of this film anyway. For what this is, it is an excellent display of teenage "beach party" movie, even though the setting is changed to winter and the sport to skiing. The highlight of the movie is Lesley Gore singing in the bus to her then-current top 10 hit "Sunshine, Lollipops, and Rainbows". Gore was the most popular singer in America for three years in the 60s and teenagers were so enamoured of her, especially as our parents spoke harshly against the "new music" of rock n roll and condemned Lesley Gore to hell for singing evil songs like "Sunshine". We were on her side. For this genre, and for the first generation of baby boomers who were young teenagers at the time, these kind of movies were nirvana. Summary: Lesley Gore Perks Up This Film See more Sep 10, 2018 great for teen movie memorabilia of the mid 60s or for tweens. historically, highlight is the classy performances by a teenaged lesley gore, who brings maturity to the sorority house. See more Read all reviews

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