Breaking All the Rules

The first time I saw this movie I was 7 !, I never saw any * in TV before so I was kinda shocked, but I thought it was such a cool movie, I loved the chick with the funny hair and the cheeky panties, everything seemed perfect, until today... I watched it again, lol, such a lovely piece of junk, it brings me so many memories though, the acting is awful, starting from the cocky main character who barely convinces me..., the nerdy kid and the bad guy... awful !, the blonde chick it's awesome, still the best character in this movie. The plot... ridiculous ! why would anyone put a diamond that worth millions inside a freaking stuffed animal lol x 1000. I honestly remember that even then, back in the 80's I thought it was the dumbest idea ever... The soundtrack... some good stuff, but sometimes all the sudden you can come across to some out-of-place music that has nothing to do with the scene itself, I enjoyed it when I was 7.... not so much now.... that explains most of this review.

my friend and i pooled our pocket change and bought this at the drugstore, on tape, for 99 cents. and boy, were we glad we did! this movie is ungodly bad, i mean really incredibly ridiculously bad. it's embarrassing when it tries to be funny and more so when it gets salacious, which is frequently. the acting is awful, the plot negligible and the fashion? *shudder* highly recommended for anyone who's glad it's not the 80s any more and wishes to debunk some nostalgia.

Hey, you did not have to wait for the 80's to be over to realize how ridiculous most of it was--except that it ushered in the death of disco. The producers of this movie did a great job of lampooning (and I mean poon!) the vacuousness of that meaningless decade. In the mean time they did a pretty good job of doing a teen coming of age film that equally involved boys and girls. My favorite part of this film was the up the skirt and skirt hike up shots. Don't get me wrong though, this is not great film making.

..is taking themselves too seriously and forgetting what these movies are supposed to be about. The 80's were rad! Nothing but partying and getting laid. If you don't like this movie, you sukk! You really really suck.

I really love this movie ,i think the actors where awesome and it made me laugh so hard.I think the music was cool because i'm a big fan of 80's music and i think the 80's was a really cool time , so what if i was really small " it was better than these times".I own this movie and watched it many times.I love that * mask jack wears.I always wondered where was the film made? I've head somewhere in Canada.If anyone knows exactly where please let me know.I first bought this movie at the video store about 10 years ago and I've always loved it.I showed my friends and they all thought it was so funny.The Fun park thats in the movie looks like the park i went to when i was a small kid back in Mass called mountain park and looks so much like the one in the movie. Mikemark2003@yahoo.com

I saw this movie 13 years ago and ever since it has had very sentimental value to me. Apart from a quite nicely planned plot, with everything falling nicely into place, if you are a fellow 80's fanatic, this movie has got to appeal to you. The fashion throughout the movie is unmistakably 80's! Especially Debbie! The small romantic element is so endearing, with a little bit of suspense and quite a few funny moments throughout the movie, make this really a fun movie to watch, with the nostalgia of it all, you just have to like Jack, David, Debbie and Angie's interesting day at "Fun Park"! Ok, so this movie is no high-budget dreamboat, but the fun and originality of it, more than makes up for it. I'll admit I'm quite biased when it comes to anything that's got 80's in it, so I'm the first to admit that an 80's sceptic won't be impressed with this movie, but you won't know for sure until you try! Watch this one, and have fun, or be disgusted but do watch it!

My brother and I were extras in this movie when it was filmed in 1984. I have a cousin, Andrea Kenyon, who is a casting director. She's on IMDb if you look her up. She got us in when we were visiting that summer. For the person who was wondering, the amusement park is La Ronde in Montreal. It is still going strong today. It is on Ile St. Helene, a small island between the island of Montreal and the mainland. The island was originally the site of Expo '67 which Montreal hosted. The movie was originally going to be called 'Fun Park'. I still have yet to see it! Maybe that's for the better?! If anyone knows where I can find it, please let me know.