X-treme Weekend
X-treme Weekend

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X-treme Weekend

2008
Movie
29 min
English

X-treme Weekend is a dark comedy about lies, treachery and justifiable homicide...you know, friendship. Alan, a successful banker and Gordon, a bitter cop, take their friend Danny on his virgin camping trip. It doesn't take long for everyone to realize that the last place Danny belongs is on a rugged mountain trail. Danny has a problem and it soon becomes everybody's problem. Danny is annoying. A compulsive pain in the ass. Even his cell phone seems to have been designed to bother people - and it never stops ringing. It's not long before fantasy becomes reality as dreams of killing Danny fill more time than mountain climbing. Twists abound as this weekend in the woods turns into a virtual bloodbath because sometimes a friend isn't a terrible thing to waste.

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IMDb3.3/10
Google Users30%
Director: Christopher KirkpatrickGenres: Comedy, Sport

Plot Summary

A group of friends decides to relive their glory days by participating in an extreme sports competition. As they face off against younger and more athletic rivals, they must confront their aging bodies and the lingering effects of past rivalries. The competition tests not only their physical limits but also their friendships and their ability to accept the passage of time.

Critical Reception

X-treme Weekend received largely negative reviews from critics, who found the plot predictable and the humor to be juvenile. Audiences were also unimpressed, with many citing a lack of originality and weak performances as major drawbacks. The film struggled to find an audience and is generally considered a forgettable entry in the comedy-sport genre.

What Reviewers Say

  • Predictable plot with a lack of originality.

  • Humor is often juvenile and fails to land.

  • Weak performances from the main cast.

Google audience: Google users largely disliked X-treme Weekend, with many criticizing its unoriginal story and uninspired comedic elements. Some viewers felt the film relied too heavily on tired tropes and did not offer a fresh perspective on the 'reliving youth' theme. The acting was also a common point of criticism.

Fun Fact

The film features several actors known for their roles in other sports-related or action-oriented projects, including David Chokachi from 'Baywatch' and Kevin Sorbo from 'Hercules: The Legendary Journeys'.

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