Baywatch: White Thunder at Glacier Bay

Video
1998
PG
1h 47m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

313

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Carmen Electra and David Hasselhoff in Baywatch: White Thunder at Glacier Bay (1998)

Action Adventure

In this wrap-up to the 1997-98 season of Baywatch, L.A. lifeguards Mitch, Cody, and Mitch's son Hobie win a free ocean cruise to Alaska where coincidently lifeguards Neely, Lani and Donna ar... Read allIn this wrap-up to the 1997-98 season of Baywatch, L.A. lifeguards Mitch, Cody, and Mitch's son Hobie win a free ocean cruise to Alaska where coincidently lifeguards Neely, Lani and Donna are also along for a photo shoot. Hobie unknowlingly brings along a certain Claire Hodges, w... Read allIn this wrap-up to the 1997-98 season of Baywatch, L.A. lifeguards Mitch, Cody, and Mitch's son Hobie win a free ocean cruise to Alaska where coincidently lifeguards Neely, Lani and Donna are also along for a photo shoot. Hobie unknowlingly brings along a certain Claire Hodges, who's real name is Leslie Stryker, a professional jewel thief and con artist seeking a way ... Read all

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1maples

Baywatch has outdone itself in the bad category

Quite simply this has got to be one of the worst movies I have seen in my entire life. I am actually embarrassed to admit that I watched it. Basically the plot, if you can call it that, is that the Baywatch gang all coincindentally end up on the same cruise ship that is touring Alaska (where we get to see the cheesiest special effects and the most incredibly fake backdrop. It's all so fake it's actually funny. But hey that's Baywatch right? Anyhow all these stupid little twists happen that aren't even worth writing about. To sum it all up, the acting sucks, the special effects are corny, the snow and everything is so fake, the writing is lame and the plot's non-existent. This movie is so bad that it's worse than the show. My deepest respect goes to anyone who can watch this entire movie without either falling asleep or poking their eyes out. But hey, if you really want to watch it, go ahead 'cuz when I wrote this, this movie was waiting for five more votes to be registered or whatever and this is a movie that truly deserves to be in the bottom 250.

10luvaphotog

Not as stupid as some believe (you had to be there)!!

I worked on the Dawn Princess as a shipboard photographer during the filming of this movie. I can assure you that there was nothing fake about this movie as far as what was filmed on the ship. The location shoot in the cities of Alaska were actually filmed on location and the activities on shore really do exist. The actors and actresses were as cordial as you can find and very pleasant, we would run into them very often on the ship. Some of the crew were actually cast in the movie, the Maitre'D was actually the ship's Maitre'D, the captain, however, was really the cruise director. I can attest that all the ship scene's were real.

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Gena Lee Nolin and Donna D'Errico's debut.

Alternate versions
An unrated video version exists that runs as 123 minutes which features a 16 minute feature at the end of the movie hosted by Carmen Electra which features her Glacier Bay montage which was cut from the film as well as other steamy montages from other Baywatch episodes which include the waterfall montage of Pamela Anderson and David Charvet from Baywatch: Forbiden Paradise, which were termed "too steamy" for network TV viewing. Shown on TV in three parts, the TV network version has a number of scenes added some of which include: An underwater scene where Leslie Stryker and Robby Quinn discover the crate where the emeralds are found. A scene on the ship Dawn Princess where Gavin sits down at a dining room table with another woman after mistakenly thinking that she is Leslie. Hobie buying Leslie a dress at the ship's gift shop. Cody bringing a rabbi to Mitch after he cannot find the ship's captain for Mitch and Neely's wedding. Neely telling Donna about her engagement to Mitch. Plus additional walk on bits from various crew and fans of the series in extended scenes.