zimbo_the_donkey_boy
I am heartened to see that, for a change, most others agree with me on the dopiness of this flick. Therefore I shall simply add that this has nothing to do with Yellowstone National Park. The "filmmakers" knew nothing about it but that Old Faithful is there and knew nothing about national parks but that rangers wear uniforms. I watched this to see how goofily unrealistic the geysers and hotsprings would look. Surprise, there aren't any, besides a spout of water in the background (Old Faithful) and a love scene in a hot-tub (the hidden hotspring). Disney couldn't even be bothered to make some plastic scenery! Yes, along with each other Hollywood film, they simply set everything in the studio's grassy fields with California's generic mountains in the background. The park's geology and animal-life are joyfully manipulated by the HEROES as the SOLUTIONS to the villain's evil actions. To the filmmakers, the only difference between commercial tourist attractions and national parks is that national park employees wear ranger uniforms. And these are the same people getting worked up over global warming? For sure. But any film with A J Langer is worth at least 3 stars.
Seth Nelson
Ocean meets Mountain in the 1998 Disney "lost but forgotten" live action feature "GREET THOSE BEATLES" (better yet, "MEET THE DEEDLES"), a story about two Hawaiian surf bums (Phil and Stew) who have played hooky from school on their first day of adulthood, and since they became expelled (from near the end of high school; what a shame), father Deedle punished the boys by sending them to a boot camp in Wyoming. Just when they couldn't attend but had to camp the hard way by someone "who got hit by the ugly stick," they crashed through a campground, found someone's clothes, and turns out, they have become ranger recruits of the Yellowstone National Park Service!!!!!Now, don't let the title fool you, because it's not a Beatles movie. No, you won't hear "Help!!!!!" or "I wanna hold your hand!!!!!!" here (although the chicken lip reader at one point called the Deedles "the Beatles"), but this review shows that movies that have become dust in the wind can be returned to their natural form once again. This was shown in a heavily edited form on the Old, and one time in spring '04, the New Disney Channel, and in what looked like the original form on local TV, and this movie is perfect any way. So why hate on a movie so bad and so dull when you can learn to love it?????
Christer
Don't waste time seeing this movie! It's not funny, the actors are bad, and there is absolutely no moral in the story! It's a waste of money and time. I'm really disappointed to see Dennis Hopper starring in this movie. I hope he donated the salary to poor people, because otherwise he shouldn't have a reason to be there! I don't understand why they made such a brainless movie! The circus animals were the best actors there! And what a bad commercial for Yellowstone national park. They should sue the producers of this movie. Who said yes to this project in the first place? They must have known this movie didn't sell... Do yourself a favour. Buy all copies of this movie and recycle it. It doesn't belong anywhere.
pennywise1031
I was a kid when I first saw it, but when it was on TV a couple years ago I realized how confusing it was because they're twins and you think both of them are equally hot, but Stew has the best hair, but Phil is better because the ranger girl wants to go out to the forest to eat worms (like the gross white maggot kinds!), but Phil put gummy worms out instead so he doesn't have to kiss a girl with worm-breath.That was the nicest thing ever!It's pretty wild how Phil Deedle grew up to become Paul Walker and the other guy was in Bubble Boy or something. Paul Walker is pretty hot and you can tell he's smart cuz he helped figure out about the P-Dogs. Petey the P-Dog was cute, but not the same way Paul Walker is!
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