Snow: The Movie

Name: Snow: The Movie
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1982-06-13
Duration: 1 h 25 min
Rating: 5.2
Cast: David Argue, Lance Curtis, Peter Moon

1982
1h 25m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

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Comedy

Two likable larrikins check into Sundance Inn, Falls Creek, for the weekend of their lives. Aided by a disreputable ski come sex instructor, they relentlessly pursue girls, but all in vain.Two likable larrikins check into Sundance Inn, Falls Creek, for the weekend of their lives. Aided by a disreputable ski come sex instructor, they relentlessly pursue girls, but all in vain.Two likable larrikins check into Sundance Inn, Falls Creek, for the weekend of their lives. Aided by a disreputable ski come sex instructor, they relentlessly pursue girls, but all in vain.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

YOUR RATING

8User reviews

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Trivia
David Argue played a character called ''Snow'' in Gallipoli (1981). Here he stars and co-writes Snow: The Movie (1982). As such, he has both played a character called ''Snow'' and starred in a movie called ''Snow''.

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Disclaimer: Nothing in this film bears any resemblance to anything... Except for some things.

Alternate versions
Originally ran for 91 mins but was cut before premiere

Soundtracks
Solid Rock
Written by Mark Knopfler (uncredited)
Performed by Dire Straits

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Featured review

Funny, satirical view of the ski scene in Australia.

An excellent, funny view of skiing in Australia. Especially wicked are the caricatures of the various types of people which may be found on the snow fields of Australia.

Anyone who enjoys skiing will enjoy this movie. The fun of getting on (and *staying* on) the t-bar for the first time. Trying to get off the chair lift for the first time. The arrogant Europeans, especially the Germans, as they look down upon the locals. The BS merchants who just stay down the bottom and then "talk a good game" in the bar later on.

Some excellent comedy from David Argue and the, sadly, late Lance Curtis!

As Molly used to say, "Do yourselves a favour!"