Pool Party (2007)Matt is asked to house sit for his boss and study for the bar exam. When his friends find out, a pool party and chaos ensues. Director:Timothy M. Snell |
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Pool Party (2007)Matt is asked to house sit for his boss and study for the bar exam. When his friends find out, a pool party and chaos ensues. Director:Timothy M. Snell |
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| Justin T. Bowler | ... |
Matt
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Sarah Horvath | ... |
Leslie
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| Kenzo Lee | ... |
Buck
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| Meredith Giangrande | ... |
Danielle
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Rebecca Morris | ... |
Rebecca
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Ryan Ewing | ... |
Stack
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| David H. Lawrence XVII | ... |
Richard
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| Mikki Padilla | ... |
Maria
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David Chandler Secor | ... |
Scott
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| Michael Hampton | ... |
Pete
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| David Villar | ... |
Travis
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Seth Yohnka | ... |
Sean
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Billy Minogue | ... |
Bingo, The Monkey Clown
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Dawn Forrest | ... |
Denise Johnson
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Dick Monda | ... |
Jimmy
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Matt is asked to house sit for his boss and study for the bar exam. When his friends find out, a pool party and chaos ensues.
Anyone that truly hates this movie clearly has no knowledge of the tumultuous socio-economic climate of mid-nineteenth century Prussia. This thing has layers! The way they skewer the constitutional monarchy is downright hysterical.
So maybe Pool Party isn't Shakespeare. Heck, it's not even a slickly produced, big Hollywood comedy... and it never asks the audience to think otherwise. What it happens to be is a low- budget, chuckle-inducing flick made by a group of relative newcomers who had the tenacity and drive to make a movie. It's not going to change your life, but it will make you snicker. Add a moderately priced bottle of something and you might be able to come up with a drinking game every time star/writer Justin Bowler flashes his pearly whites.