Weekend Pass (1984)

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In this light, standard comedy about four sailors (D.W. Brown, Peter Ellenstein, Patrick Houser and Chip McAllister) out for a fun weekend in Los Angeles, the men have several misadventures in Watts, at Venice Beach, and at a strip bar before they start to meet a few women who actually find them… More In this light, standard comedy about four sailors (D.W. Brown, Peter Ellenstein, Patrick Houser and Chip McAllister) out for a fun weekend in Los Angeles, the men have several misadventures in Watts, at Venice Beach, and at a strip bar before they start to meet a few women who actually find them interesting. The former gang member (McAllister) meets an jazzercise instructor, the class clown (Brown) meets his distaff parallel, the nerd (Ellenstein) meets a thinking young woman, and the sports hero (Houser) meets his counterpart. The fun and interest lie in the telling, and so most of the time is spent on the way to the final pairing off. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 32 min.
Directed By: Lawrence Bassoff
Genres: Comedy

In Theaters: Feb 3, 1984 Wide
On DVD: Sep 26, 2006
Studio: Lionsgate

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David Cornelius, DVDTalk.com
It's the sort of cinematic failure where the awfulness just makes you feel sorry for everyone involved.

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AJ V

This movie is totally unoriginal and unfunny. There are a lot of jokes in this comedy, of course, but none of them are funny. Plus the story is dull and predictable. None of the cast can act, either. I did not like this movie.
Sarah P

This is a great movie if you like to hear terrible jokes, see 80's boobs (you know what I'm talking about!) and hear ridiculous 80's movie music.