Boat Trip (2003)
Facts
| Directed by | Mort Nathan |
| Cast | Cuba Gooding Jr., Horatio Sanz, Roselyn Sanchez, Vivica A. Fox, Maurice Godin, William Bumiller, Vivica A Fox, Bob Gunton, Roger Moore, Steven M Porter, Richard Roundtree and Victoria Silvstedt |
| Theatrical Release | March 21, 2003 |
| DVD Release | September 30, 2003 |
| Running Time | 97 minutes |
| MPAA Rating | Unrated |
| UPC Code | 012236142805 |
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Average user review:| Guilty Fun & Victoria Silvstedt! |
There are also some crude scenes involving a "straight" man, with a "long fellow" when he discovers a group of Scandanavian Goddesses on board...lead by the drop-dead gorgeous Victoria Silvstedt...who could make many "alternative men" straight (in more ways than one)!
Take the movie for what it is - shameless, crude laughs...and enjoy it. December 17, 2007
| Funny |
| This isnt even funny at all!!! |
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Shame on you Cuba, Roselyn, Roger and Vivica. You're all well off enough to be able to pass on this kind of trash. July 17, 2006
| Baseball Bats Will Never Be The Same |
Two guys both have differing love issues, (one gets dumped for a car detailer and the other just hasn't gotten past 1st base except with a 51-year-old with a fake leg). As a solution, they book a cruise, but the vindictive travel agent books them both on a gay cruise in revenge for their argument with his boyfriend.
The marriage between romance "feel good" and crude sexual innuendo just doesn't work as well in "Boat Trip" as it has with other movies. The plot certainly has a lot of potential, but that seemed rather unrealised in many ways.
Being of simple humour, I enjoyed a lot of the antics of Cuba Gooding Jr and Horatio Sanz as they both solved their problems in their own unique ways. The movie particularly showed Gooding's versatilty in his ability to play a fairly light role, as well as the more serious ones in other movies.
"Boat Trip" is certainly not up there with other trip oriented movies, but is good for a chuckle. That is, if sexual humour is what you like. If not, pass on this one. November 7, 2005





