Porky's II

Titre original : Porky's II: The Next Day

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5,0/10

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Scott Colomby, Tony Ganios, Mark Herrier, Kaki Hunter, Wyatt Knight, Dan Monahan, Cyril O'Reilly, Nancy Parsons, and Roger Wilson in Porky's II (1983)

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On retrouve la bande de copains qui ont formé la bande des 'Angel Beach'. Leur nouvelle marotte : monter une pièce de Shakespeare.On retrouve la bande de copains qui ont formé la bande des 'Angel Beach'. Leur nouvelle marotte : monter une pièce de Shakespeare.On retrouve la bande de copains qui ont formé la bande des 'Angel Beach'. Leur nouvelle marotte : monter une pièce de Shakespeare.

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5,0/10

13 k

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Bob Clark: One of the klan member Klansmen.

Gaffes
The film takes place the day after the events in Porky's (1981). In the original film, both Mickey and Tim were roughed up late in the film. Both can be seen with cuts and bandages on their faces. In Mickey's case, he is also seen limping and with crutches. All wounds have disappeared the next day.

Citations
Reverend Flavel: Blaspehmy! Shakespeare must go! So sayeth the Shepherd!
The Flock Members: SO SAYETH THE FLOCK!
Reverend Flavel: And what sayeth you, Mr. Carter?
Carter: [very angry at this point] Get the Flock out of here!
[the students all start cheering]
Reverend Flavel: This means war! HOLY WAR! Flock! FOLLOW!

Versions alternatives
In broadcast TV versions, when the tape recorder is played at the revival, a different part of the conversation in the basement is played.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Porky's II: The Next Day/Stroker Ace/Eddie Macon's Run/They Don't Wear Black Tie/Mr. Hulot's Holiday (1983)

Bandes originales
Three Coins In The Fountain
Music by Jule Styne and lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Performed by The Four Aces

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4/10

Worse than the first.

Writer/director Bob Clark must've made a mint from his box office smash Porky's, so I can't really blame him for capitalising on his success with a guaranteed cash-cow sequel that repeats the same formula of dumb pranks and penis gags, while once again throwing in some racial tension to drive the story. What I do blame him for is making the film such a laugh-free mess, while toning down the raunchiness, one of the few factors that made the first Porky's bearable.

No-one in Porky's II gets laid: they're too busy prancing around on stage in a dreadful Shakespearian high-school production, which brings them to blows with a local evangelist Reverend Flavel (Bill Wiley), who deems the show obscene, the KKK, who object to Seminole Indian John Henry (Joseph Runningfox) playing the part of Romeo, and sleazy county commissioner Gebhardt (Edward Winter), who tries to seduce Pee Wee's girlfriend Wendy (Kaki Hunter). Cue lots of desperate gags that involve someone dressed as a George Romero-style zombie, an exotic dancer dubbed Graveyard Gloria (Cisse Cameron), a sword-fight with a mannequin's leg, a snake in a toilet bowl, and fake vomit.

3.5/10, rounded up to 4 for IMDb.