Cloud 9 (2006)

A washed out former star in need of money has a get rich plan...start a volleyball team whose players consist of group of beautiful athletic strippers.

Director:

Harry Basil

Writers:

Brett Hudson, Burt Kearns,

Stars:

Burt Reynolds, Paul Rodriguez, D.L. Hughley

Cast

Credited cast:
Burt Reynolds	...	Billy Cole
Paul Rodriguez	...	Wong
D.L. Hughley	...	Tenspot
Angie Everhart	...	Julie
Paul Wesley	...	Jackson Fargo
Katheryn Winnick	...	Olga
Marnette Patterson	...	Crystal
Kenya Moore	...	Champagne
Gabrielle Reece	...	Christina Hansen
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Tom Arnold	...	Himself
Amy Briede	...	Woman (as Amy Simonelli Briede)
Bruce Bruce	...	Himself
Gary Busey	...	Himself
Luis Chávez	...	Carlos
Josh Cook	...	Beach Cameraman

Storyline

A washed out former star in need of money has a get rich plan...start a volleyball team whose players consist of group of beautiful athletic strippers.

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Plot Keywords:

stripper | volleyball | washed out | bloopers during credits | womanizer | 

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Taglines:

Beach volleyball just got hotter.

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Genres:

Comedy | Sport

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for some sexual content and brief language

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

3 January 2006 (USA)

Also Known As:

Beach Angels

Filming Locations:

Malibu, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Graymark Productions, Ruddy Morgan Productions, Frozen Pictures

Technical Specs

Runtime:

93 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

References Super Bowl XXXVIII (2004)

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Soundtracks

"Living Life"
Performed by Evan Olson

User Reviews

better than average high school/college male oriented movie

I liked it. It could have been much worse and turned into an unexpected drama. It could have dropped the nudity and went for more laughs.

Let's see. It has gratuitous nudity since the girls were strippers before becoming volleyball players. Famous/Infamous actors to grab your attention. The movie even has a moral.

"Never judge a book by it's cover." I think it applied that at least twice.

1) The strippers weren't really appreciated as volleyball players until they buckled down and learned to play. Then, people had to acknowledge skills and talent above previous job history and beauty.

2) Burt's character seemed completely money-oriented and somewhat heartless but his conscience was in there, hiding. After humiliating the girls in a muddy volleyball game, he realized how much suffering they were willing to go through to be "real" volleyball players.

Overall, it was a little better than average and a fun movie to pass an evening by. Yes, there are much better movies BUT there are also much worse ones out there.