Directed by:
Mort NathanCinematography:
Shawn MaurerComposer:
Robert FolkCast:
Cuba Gooding Jr., Horatio Sanz, Roselyn Sanchez, Vivica A. Fox, Roger Moore, Victoria Silvstedt, Bob Gunton, Lin Shaye, Ken Hudson Campbell (more)Plots(1)
Jerry (Cuba Gooding Jr.) and Nick (Horatio Sanz) are a couple of horny heterosexual buddies who mistakenly embark on a gay-singles cruise in this lewd comedy. Felicia (Vivica A. Fox) is the girlfriend who dumps Jerry, causing him to accompany his abrasive pal Nick on what they both think will be a voyage packed with hot single women. By the time they realize their mistake, the ship is already out to sea. Over-the-top shock and repulsion eventually subsides with the arrival of some timely hetero intervention: the ship's sole female employee, Sidney (Roselyn Sanchez), comes to Jerry's rescue, and Nick lucks out with the sudden arrival of a castaway Swedish female suntanning team. Alas, Jerry has to pretend to be gay to keep Sidney's trust, and the sex-starved Swedes are guarded by their strict (but even hornier) lesbian coach. (official distributor synopsis)
(more)Reviews (3)
"Coach’s p****y just blew up" :-D Sometimes I feel like I'm from another world when I give 4 stars to a movie here that has a below average rating. I can't help it though, because I had a great time.
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I must admit that this travesty made me laugh a couple of times, and Cuba Gooding Jr. and Horatio Sanz made a rather likable duo, but to base the whole plot on dirty talk, hot guys or shots of sexy half-naked models (which isn’t so bad for us boys) seems pretty lame and doomed to a low rating. Really, until the aforementioned models appeared on the scene, the film managed to disgust me just enough. Yet, even then it's not great, and horny Horatio and amorous Cuba Gooding do their best to entertain, and together with the likeable Roselyn Sanchez and the "charming" Roger Moore they manage to make Boat Trip a watchable and briskly paced spectacle. I wouldn't put this teen comedy in the trash, but I don't need to see it again.
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I just love this comedy. It's a total nonsense, but I saw it when I was younger, probably in my teens, which was perhaps the most suitable age, and I laughed at it like a fool. It stuck in my mind, and I wanted to revisit it. Nowadays, it's clear that it's complete nonsense, but I still can't help feeling the nostalgia. Some moments are funny, and some characters are great, or at least sexy (okay, maybe just the one).
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