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I just finished watching Going Overboard.
I have to say that we should send every copy of this film to Iraq and make them watch.
I even tried to get a blind women to watch this and she turned it off in like 20 min.
Adam Sandler could not find a better project than this?
As for the writing, if thats what you want to call it, those responsible should be forced to watch this movie forever in Hell!!
I believe that somewhere I read that the budget for this film was $10,000 and they were way under.
Did Wallmart get a good deal on this?
Every store has a big huge bin of this crap sitting on the sales floor.
The only good thing about this movie is you can use the DVD as a coaster, or trade it to a friend, but then they might not be your friend anymore!!
I had never heard of this Adam Sandler movie until I saw it on the wall at Blockbuster.
Being an Adam Sandler fan at the time, I rented it.
HONESTLY I could only watch about 30 mins.
of it.
It was TERRIBLE.
Do whatever it takes to keep this out of the hands of the public.
I honestly hope this movie goes OOP soon, and I hope it STAYS THAT WAY!
Hello.
I am Paul Raddick, a.k.a. Panic Attack of WTAF, Channel 29 in Philadelphia.
Let me tell you about this god awful movie that powered on Adam Sandler's film career but was digitized after a short time.
Going Overboard is about an aspiring comedian played by Sandler who gets a job on a cruise ship and fails...
or so I thought.
Sandler encounters babes that like History of the World Part 1 and Rebound.
The babes were supposed to be engaged, but, actually, they get executed by Sawtooth, the meanest cannibal the world has ever known.
Adam Sandler fared bad in Going Overboard, but fared better in Big Daddy, Billy Madison, and Jen Leone's favorite, 50 First Dates.
Man, Drew Barrymore was one hot chick.
Spanglish is red hot, Going Overboard ain't Dooley squat!
End of file.
Mere thoughts of "Going Overboard" (aka "Babes Ahoy") make me want to weep.
Throwing yourself out a window would be better than watching this movie.
It's not even a supposed "so bad it's good" movie.
I would spend money to buy copies of this movie and burn them so that people can't see it.
Oh the pain, the pain...
...
okay, maybe not all of it.
Lured by the false promise of bikini-clad women on the movie's cover...
but the HORROR...
THE HORROR...
...
whatever you do, do NOT watch this movie.
Gouge out your eyes, repeatedly bash your skull in...
do what it takes.
Never again--never forget!
Unwatchable.
You can't even make it past the first three minutes.
And this is coming from a huge Adam Sandler fan!!
I'm glad that I saw this film after Mr.Sandler became famous.
It is bad....
bad,bad,bad.
There is no plot.
It's like watching a painfully dull home movie.
I really enjoy his other films......
but if you're a fan like me....
stay away from this one.
It may change your thoughts on Adam.
You may never recover from the horror that is this film....
I've had a better time watching old folks play scrabble in a home.......
This movie portrays Ruth as a womanizing, hard drinking, gambling, overeating sports figure with a little baseball thrown in.
Babe Ruths early life was quite interesting and this was for all intents and purposes was omitted in this film.
Also, Lou Gehrig was barely covered and this was a well know relationship, good bad or indifferent, it should have been covered better than it was.
His life was more than all bad.
He was an American hero, an icon that a lot of baseball greats patterned their lives after.
I feel that I am being fair to the memory of a great baseball player that this film completely ignored.
Shame on the makers of this film for capitalizing on his faults and not his greatness.
It's impossible for me to objectively consider this movie.
Not that I haven't tried, mind you - but I sit down, and I pop in the aged VHS, and I watch the opening...
and suddenly I'm five years old again and clutching my very own Care Bear and watching the movie with open eyes and an eager heart.
I can see, objectively, that this movie is a BIZARRE combination of cuddly baby merchandising-mascots and creepy prepubescent children with evil powers that has a thin story and uninteresting animation.
But my inner five-year-old goes, "Yay!
Care Bears!"
every time I think about it.
So - I'd only (cautiously, reluctantly) recommend this movie for those who saw it during their early youth and can call on the awesome power of nostalgia while watching it (like me) OR those lovably cynical Gen-X/Y-ers who deliberately seek out the wonderfully bad/strange (a category in which this movie...
definitely belongs).
To those actually looking for a compelling movie or wholesome family entertainment: You might want to keep looking.
I really wanted to like this movie.
I absolutely love kenny hotz, and spenny rice has a charming side to him.
Not that I like spenny at all.
Spenny ruins this movie.
He should of let kenny and his hot girlfriend pitch the movie.
Anyways, it's pretty boring aside from a scene with Roger Ebert in it.
There really isn't too many celebrities in this movie, and most don't seem to say more than one line.
Overall this movie was disappointing.
I would only suggest watching it if you got it with the season 1 DVD of kenny vs spenny (it comes for free on the 3rd disc).
Regardless of this production, I am still very excited to check out The Papel Chase.
This is the worst documentary to come out of Canada ever!!!!
I'm glad to see the guys haven't made another movie.
All they want to do is get a movie made and it doesn't have to be the one they wrote.
They keep changing the script to suite the person they're pitching.
I could not get out of the theatre fast enough when I saw it at that year's Toronto Film Festival.
Please never see this film.
Robert Taylor definitely showed himself to be a fine dramatic actor in his role as a gun-slinging buffalo hunter in this 1956 western.
It was one of the few times that Taylor would play a heavy in a film.
Nonetheless, this picture was far from great as shortly after this, Taylor fled to television with the successful series The Detectives.
Stuart Granger hid his British accent and turned in a formidable performance as Taylor's partner.
Taylor is a bigot here and his hatred for the Indians really shows.
Another very good performance here was by veteran actor Lloyd Nolan as an aged, drinking old-timer who joined in the hunt for buffalo as well.
In his early scenes, Nolan was really doing an excellent take-off of Walter Huston in his Oscar-winning role in The Treasure of the Sierre Madre in 1948.
Note the appearance of Russ Tamblyn in the film.
The following year Tamblyn and Nolan would join in the phenomenal Peyton Place.
The writing in the film is stiff at best.
By the film's end, it's the elements of nature that did Taylor in.

I just finished watching Going Overboard.

I have to say that we should send every copy of this film to Iraq and make them watch.

I even tried to get a blind women to watch this and she turned it off in like 20 min.

Adam Sandler could not find a better project than this?

As for the writing, if thats what you want to call it, those responsible should be forced to watch this movie forever in Hell!!

I believe that somewhere I read that the budget for this film was $10,000 and they were way under.

Did Wallmart get a good deal on this?

Every store has a big huge bin of this crap sitting on the sales floor.

The only good thing about this movie is you can use the DVD as a coaster, or trade it to a friend, but then they might not be your friend anymore!!

I had never heard of this Adam Sandler movie until I saw it on the wall at Blockbuster.

Being an Adam Sandler fan at the time, I rented it.

HONESTLY I could only watch about 30 mins.

of it.

It was TERRIBLE.

Do whatever it takes to keep this out of the hands of the public.

I honestly hope this movie goes OOP soon, and I hope it STAYS THAT WAY!

Hello.

I am Paul Raddick, a.k.a. Panic Attack of WTAF, Channel 29 in Philadelphia.

Let me tell you about this god awful movie that powered on Adam Sandler's film career but was digitized after a short time.

Going Overboard is about an aspiring comedian played by Sandler who gets a job on a cruise ship and fails...

or so I thought.

Sandler encounters babes that like History of the World Part 1 and Rebound.

The babes were supposed to be engaged, but, actually, they get executed by Sawtooth, the meanest cannibal the world has ever known.

Adam Sandler fared bad in Going Overboard, but fared better in Big Daddy, Billy Madison, and Jen Leone's favorite, 50 First Dates.

Man, Drew Barrymore was one hot chick.

Spanglish is red hot, Going Overboard ain't Dooley squat!

End of file.

Mere thoughts of "Going Overboard" (aka "Babes Ahoy") make me want to weep.

Throwing yourself out a window would be better than watching this movie.

It's not even a supposed "so bad it's good" movie.

I would spend money to buy copies of this movie and burn them so that people can't see it.

Oh the pain, the pain...

...

okay, maybe not all of it.

Lured by the false promise of bikini-clad women on the movie's cover...

but the HORROR...

THE HORROR...

...

whatever you do, do NOT watch this movie.

Gouge out your eyes, repeatedly bash your skull in...

do what it takes.

Never again--never forget!

Unwatchable.

You can't even make it past the first three minutes.

And this is coming from a huge Adam Sandler fan!!

I'm glad that I saw this film after Mr.Sandler became famous.

It is bad....

bad,bad,bad.

There is no plot.

It's like watching a painfully dull home movie.

I really enjoy his other films......

but if you're a fan like me....

stay away from this one.

It may change your thoughts on Adam.

You may never recover from the horror that is this film....

I've had a better time watching old folks play scrabble in a home.......

This movie portrays Ruth as a womanizing, hard drinking, gambling, overeating sports figure with a little baseball thrown in.

Babe Ruths early life was quite interesting and this was for all intents and purposes was omitted in this film.

Also, Lou Gehrig was barely covered and this was a well know relationship, good bad or indifferent, it should have been covered better than it was.

His life was more than all bad.

He was an American hero, an icon that a lot of baseball greats patterned their lives after.

I feel that I am being fair to the memory of a great baseball player that this film completely ignored.

Shame on the makers of this film for capitalizing on his faults and not his greatness.

It's impossible for me to objectively consider this movie.

Not that I haven't tried, mind you - but I sit down, and I pop in the aged VHS, and I watch the opening...

and suddenly I'm five years old again and clutching my very own Care Bear and watching the movie with open eyes and an eager heart.

I can see, objectively, that this movie is a BIZARRE combination of cuddly baby merchandising-mascots and creepy prepubescent children with evil powers that has a thin story and uninteresting animation.

But my inner five-year-old goes, "Yay!

Care Bears!"

every time I think about it.

So - I'd only (cautiously, reluctantly) recommend this movie for those who saw it during their early youth and can call on the awesome power of nostalgia while watching it (like me) OR those lovably cynical Gen-X/Y-ers who deliberately seek out the wonderfully bad/strange (a category in which this movie...

definitely belongs).

To those actually looking for a compelling movie or wholesome family entertainment: You might want to keep looking.

I really wanted to like this movie.

I absolutely love kenny hotz, and spenny rice has a charming side to him.

Not that I like spenny at all.

Spenny ruins this movie.

He should of let kenny and his hot girlfriend pitch the movie.

Anyways, it's pretty boring aside from a scene with Roger Ebert in it.

There really isn't too many celebrities in this movie, and most don't seem to say more than one line.

Overall this movie was disappointing.

I would only suggest watching it if you got it with the season 1 DVD of kenny vs spenny (it comes for free on the 3rd disc).

Regardless of this production, I am still very excited to check out The Papel Chase.

This is the worst documentary to come out of Canada ever!!!!

I'm glad to see the guys haven't made another movie.

All they want to do is get a movie made and it doesn't have to be the one they wrote.

They keep changing the script to suite the person they're pitching.

I could not get out of the theatre fast enough when I saw it at that year's Toronto Film Festival.

Please never see this film.

Robert Taylor definitely showed himself to be a fine dramatic actor in his role as a gun-slinging buffalo hunter in this 1956 western.

It was one of the few times that Taylor would play a heavy in a film.

Nonetheless, this picture was far from great as shortly after this, Taylor fled to television with the successful series The Detectives.

Stuart Granger hid his British accent and turned in a formidable performance as Taylor's partner.

Taylor is a bigot here and his hatred for the Indians really shows.

Another very good performance here was by veteran actor Lloyd Nolan as an aged, drinking old-timer who joined in the hunt for buffalo as well.

In his early scenes, Nolan was really doing an excellent take-off of Walter Huston in his Oscar-winning role in The Treasure of the Sierre Madre in 1948.

Note the appearance of Russ Tamblyn in the film.

The following year Tamblyn and Nolan would join in the phenomenal Peyton Place.

The writing in the film is stiff at best.

By the film's end, it's the elements of nature that did Taylor in.