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27 July 1984 (USA) moreTagline:
The insanity continues...Plot:
Second in the series of Meatball movies. A group of kids attempt to save a summer camp that's a financial failure. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
A disgrace to the Meatballs name more (16 total)Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Richard Mulligan | ... | Coach Giddy | |
| Hamilton Camp | ... | Col. Bat Jack Hershey | |
| John Mengatti | ... | Armand 'Flash' Carducci | |
| Kim Richards | ... | Cheryl | |
| Archie Hahn | ... | Jamie / Voice of Meathead | |
| Misty Rowe | ... | Fanny | |
| Ralph Seymour | ... | Eddie | |
| Tammy Taylor | ... | Nancy | |
| John Larroquette | ... | Lt. Felix Foxglove | |
| Paul Reubens | ... | Albert / Hara Krishna | |
| Jason Hervey | ... | Steve | |
| David Hollander | ... | Tommy 'Wheelchair' McVee | |
| Scott Nemes | ... | Butterball | |
| Chad Sheets | ... | Ted | |
| Paul Stout | ... | Larry |
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Veluzat Motion Picture Ranch, Saugus, California, USAFun Stuff
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The horror film that the kids watch is Shock Waves (1977), also directed by Ken Wiederhorn. moreQuotes:
Jamie: Fanny. Fanny? Open the door, Fanny.Fanny: What is it? Oh it’s you. Get in here before someone sees you.
Jamie: Fanny, I'm sorry about yesterday.
Fanny: Sorry doesn't cut it. Now everyone will think I'm easy.
Jamie: No they won't.
Fanny: Yes they will. They'll think that all I have on my mind is sex and pinkies. I have a reputation to maintain!
Jamie: Fanny please, I'm really sorry.
Fanny: How could you tell people. And Albert, of all the people.
Jamie: Fanny, look...
Fanny: He probably told everyone.
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We've Been Waiting for the Summer moreFAQ
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I was working at an actual summer camp the Summer this piece of crap was released. It was my sixth year at camp, as camper and counselor, and a big bunch of us (counselors) went on a day off to see it, with huge expectations. Needless to say, this 'film' has absolutely nothing to do with the mighty original. Rent the DVD of the original and watch the 'making of' part. It's a third as long and a hundred times better than this "sequel". I give it 2/10 only because there might be enough weed on Earth to make this vaguely amusing. Assuming you're watching it on a TV with only one channel.
IMDb demands ten lines of text to post a comment, so I guess they are intimately involved with the cretins that thought this was a viable movie. Actually, I'm sure they made money on it due to a budget of twelve dollars. The film was shot with a MONO soundtrack? Yeah, that's the way to save a couple grand! If only it had gone straight to VHS - I'd have saved my $3.75 back in 1984.