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Avalanche Alley (TV 2001)Rick is not having a good day. His small ski resort is going bankrupt and potential investors have pulled out. His resort manager is a drunk. His young, beautiful, and possibly unfaithful ... See full summary » Director:Paul Ziller |
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Alex
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Jake
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Tami
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Willie
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Scoob
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Desk Clerk
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Irate Boarder
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Rick is not having a good day. His small ski resort is going bankrupt and potential investors have pulled out. His resort manager is a drunk. His young, beautiful, and possibly unfaithful wife is buried alive in an ice tomb. And last, but not least, an avalanche is going to bury the lodge if he doesn't disarm 7 bombs in less than two hours... But it's a great day for boarding! Written by Anonymous
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Snow at 200mph!Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for a scene of sensuality, some language and violence/peril | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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30 June 2001 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
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What is that great saying? They did the best with what they had.
Unfortunately, this felt the case with this movie as well, with not much character definition and too many sidelines which failed to be explored. We did get the obligatory tit/sex shot-for those that must need that kind of stuff in their movies.. ho hum!
Fortunately the show improved midway through when what appeared to be a minor character, Simon (played well by young Canadian, Tobias Mehler), took on more work and brought a level of enjoyment (for this viewer) to the otherwise predictable script. Some good lines were not wasted when delivered properly and the show had potential, but seemed to 'get buried' a little too deep. The scenery certainly improved the script!
Having said all that, I'm still glad I bought the movie for my collection. It's one of those 'switch off and just watch' movies.