Meatballs Part II (1984) (original) (raw)

Meatballs Part II

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Meatballs

Meatballs 3: Summer Job

Original title

Meatballs Part II

Year

1984

Running time

87 min.

Country

United States United States

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Genre

Comedy. Adventure. Fantasy | Teen/coming-of-age. Aliens. Boxing. Sequel

Movie Groups

Meatballs

Synopsis

This 1984 sequel to the original film that starred Bill Murray revolves around a border-line juvenile delinquent nick-named Flash (John Mengatti) who is given the choice of being a counselor in training at Camp Sasquatch or going to reform school. He is put in charge of a group of young adolescents who include Tommy (David Hollander), a disabled but cocky kid who drives to camp in a motorized wheelchair, identical twins Barry and Larry (Scott and Paul Stout), Butterball (Scott Nemes) the nerdy kid with horn-rimmed glasses, Steve (Jason Hervey) a young entrepreneur who markets candy and other items, and Ted (Chad Sheets) who comes to camp with some stuffed animals. Camp Sasquatch is run by Coach Giddy (Richard Mulligan) who quickly tries to enlist Flash to spar with his camp boxer Boomer (Joe Nipote). When Flash actually gets into the ring with the slow-witted Boomer, Giddy finds out that Flash has natural boxing skills, although not a lot of experience in a real bout.

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