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Fantastic!

A movie that not only functions as a solid scarefest but a razor-sharp satire.

There are moments in this movie where the great movie it could've been peek out... They're fleeting, here, but they're worth savoring, and they happen often enough to make it worth your while.

Out Cold (2001): Dir: Brendan Malloy, Emmett Malloy / Cast: Jason London, Lee Majors, Derek Hamilton, A. J. Cook, Willie Garson: Dimwitted comedy about absent-mindedness at a winter ski lodge. They salute the deceased elderly owner who was known to ski while drunk. Considering the finished product of this film, perhaps more than just the owner should have been intoxicated. This film is enough to encourage someone to ski drunk into a tree. Lee Majors moves in with intentions of improving the mountain and that means firing people. Perhaps he should have started with the person who green lit this film for production. He doesn't realize that his step-daughter sleeps with every male within reach. Directed by the Malloys with more promise than the cast. Perhaps shooting a video about a family vacation in a winter wonderland was out of the question, huh? Jason London plays the cardboard lead who was dumped by his girlfriend, but unfortunately not the film's producers. Majors plays a stereotypical villain who will be outwitted before taking ruthless actions. Derek Hamilton has promise for better material. Here he doesn't realize that his Internet romance is a male. A. J. Cook is also featured in this frost bitten garbage. Snowboarding action contains some appeal but ultimately it is a brainless mess that may leave viewers wanting to knock themselves out cold. Score: 3 / 10

Very cool snowboard scenes, cute harmless jokes, easy to follow script, friendship, lots of things you want to see in a Sunday morning.These guys are really sympathetic and their always smiling faces give the film a deep peace. Besides there are some disturbing scenes a semi-nude woman takes the film out of family. İf you are going watch it with your family be watch out for this. And honestly what is the secret about homosexuality that often appears on screen. İs there a rule about that, something like homosexual rights. İn this movie the best friend of the snowboarding guys is gay. Where did that come from? I think western people finds something funny or humorous in this homosexuality that we can not understand.Overall an entertaining film for breakfast tea.

Before you see this movie, 2 things are important to know about this film. 1. It is not a snowboard/skiing documentary, 2. It is not an Oscar caliber movie. Some people (the older) expect the Oscar, while others (the younger) might think of it as a doc., with focus on tricks and riding. I guess thats why disappointed haters come post here. It's more a 20ish type comedy set in an Alaska ski town. It has a few scenes of some serious snowboard riding, but that is not the primary focus.It is more about the hilarious undertakings of these lovable characters, and the choices they have to make to save themselves and save their town. This movie would make an awesome date movie, and will have you cracking up throughout. Their a goofy bunch you'll fall in love with. This movie will also make you miss the mountains and wanna hit the slopes. The best pick me up movie on a crappy day. Don't go rent this film, go buy it!! And don't forget the soundtrack, one of the best EVER featuring Foo Fighters, Weezer, Jack Johnson and others!

I first saw this movie with a fraternity brother at 3a.m. after a night of heavy binge drinking and thought it was pure comic genius. After watching it sober, I still have to agree with my first impression.I love this movie. It is one of those movies you can watch over and over again and laugh at all the jokes every single time. The jokes, while occasionally crude, are funny and silly. The snowboarding action and footage is also really cool, and my buddies and I watch this movie in the evenings before we go snowboarding the next day for motivation. I think its also a very down to earth to film with the setting being very blue collar.Some of my favorite characters in the movie are the old guy Stumpy with his well intentioned but incorrect rantings and the feuding brothers and the pranks one plays on the other when he's passed out. My favorite scene would have to be the house party scene If you liked Out Cold, I think you will like another Jason London film, Dazed and Confused. In these two films he plays very likable characters who are leaders and friends with everyone.