Excellent Movie!

I know exactly what you all mean. It's on now, and I'm still into it.

I'm more inclined to agree with Wideshut on this film. I love this film, yet can recognize that it is not a cinema masterpiece. That's fine though. I love McDonalds too, but I don't go there for filet mignon or sushi. I know what I am getting into. The same way in how I know what I'm getting into when I pop this tape in. Some great cheesy 90s humor, a decent story, and AWESOME roller blading scenes.
Some of the stuff that I like about this film is:

1. Shane McDermott's role as Mitchell: I loved his attitude on life and wish I could be as laid back as him. I liked his fashion sense too. You can't find cardigans like that anywhere. The only thing I could have done without were some of his one-liners about surfing and stuff like that.
2. I thought Brittney Powell's role as the sweet Nicki was great. She just had this natural beauty aura about her in this film. But I'll admit that she did look better posing nude in Playboy years later.
3. Jack Black was hilarious in this film. A lot better than his wannabe-Chris Farley crap he does now.
4. The soundtrack is pretty good too. Wish I could get a copy of some of those tunes.
5. You can't go without the awesome rollerblading, especially the half-pipe. Even in the green house was cool too.

Some notable bad things about this film, but kind of made it funny were . . .
1. Owen Stadele's (the guy who played Blane) acting. I swear when he yells to Jack about Nicki "why don't you let her make up her own mind, Jack" he sounds like a four year refusing to eat his dinner. And his temper tantrum is great in the restaraunt when he throws the chair like a child throwing a toy. My lord, I see one other "acting" credit for this bozo and I can see why.
2. Chris Conrad as Jack was as much of a caveman role as I've ever seen.
3. Seth Green's outfits he tries on for his date that would get him shot for wearing in certain areas of the country.

All in all, great film in the bubblegum category simply because you watch it for nostalgia, its cheesiness, but most of all because its fun.

This movie is in all actuality, pretty cheesed. Do I watch it whenever it is on TV? Without a doubt. Early 90's nostalgia kick, early Seth Green, early Jack Black, and I think the ONLY movie ever to feature Cincinati as an extreame sports mecca. The only other movie that could compare in cheese and guilty pleasure appeal would be Empire Records.