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The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.

There's a more than satisfactory amount of boom-boom in the movie's trim running time.

On Whistler Mountain, Dave Marshak (Dean Cameron) leads a group of misfits including his best friends Fitz Fitzgerald and the sleepy Ed Young in the Section 8 ski school. They face the All Star Ski School led by Reid Janssens in the Annual Spring Pageant. Dave has an eye for his girlfriend Lori. John Roland is the new kid on the slopes. It's a world of pranks and sexual escapades.It wants to be Animal House on skis. Dean Cameron has a certain charm. It doesn't rise up to that level. It's not even close. There are boobs. There are jokes. It has a sense of innocent fun. It's a very lightweight sex comedy.

I love 90s ski movies, they are so funny. I watched tons of them recently, Ski School, Downhill Racer, Aspen Extreme: all of them very much recommended. These days many people opt to watch ski lessons on mobile phones: iSkiSchool.com web site and iPhone apps instead of Ski School the movies, but I still enjoy watching them. The characters are naive in a way, but the whole concept of life in a ski town brings back the atmosphere of fun. I like Ski School because the true life of ski instructors is nothing like pictured in the movie, but it still makes you laugh. That's what counts, I will probably give it another couple of years before I watch it again, but I will watch it!

One of the funniest movies I have ever seen, bar none. You would have to be dead not to have fun watching this movie. You don't even have to be a skier to fall off your couch laughing at this great sports film. Dave is the best instructor at ski school and his cohorts will do any thing to keep it that way. After they find out about some shady dealings at the mountain, they vow to ski their best to the end. This is a must see movie in the same vein as Road Trip or National Lampoons Vacation or the cult classic Caddy Shack 1. I will say though that it is not for the under 17 crowd. Again I recommend this movie and my only regret is this movie probably will never be on DVD where it would probably delight another generation

It's a great movie for everyone who likes comedy. Two groups battle against each other both on and of the mountain. Reid Janssens, one of the leaders of a ski-class (section 1) takes skiing real serious and is sometimes an ego-maniac when it comes to teaching how to ski. The other leader (section 8) is Dave Marshak. The only thing he teaches to his class is partying and that ski-school is not learning how to ski. Reid wants to be King of the Mountain and is willing to take any risk to get rid of Dave. Dave on the other hand is setting up scenes to make section 1 like a couple of fools. The beautiful surroundings and, of course, the pretty women make this movie complete. I bought the video on sale and saw it more then 15 times, I guess. But it's still a great movie!