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White Wolves-Cry in the Wild II |  | Director: Catherine Cyran
Actors: Matt McCoy, David Moscow, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Ami Dolenz, Amy O'Neill
Studio: New Concorde
Category: DVD
Buy New: $20.50
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Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 41726
Format: Color, DVD, NTSC
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 90 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.4 x 0.6
ISBN: 6305865620
UPC: 736991247093
EAN: 9786305865629
ASIN: 6305865620
Theatrical Release Date: 1993
Release Date: June 13, 2000
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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 ~Mr. B !?!~ February 10, 2010
Rainbows End (MI)
What a great film it never gets boring....
Great acting all the way around!
"There they are!" July 24, 2009
CVan83 (Huntley, IL United States)
When I was about 11 my mom bought this movie on VHS from a Christian/Family based movie salesperson that came to our door. This is one of the worst acted movies I have ever seen. However... that makes it entirely worth watching. It is hysterical. I'm particularly fond of the performances from the actors playing Kara and Jake's Girlfriend. They are AWFUL. I have seen this movie no less than 50 times and it just keeps getting funnier every time. I know that this wasn't the intent, yet now as a 26 year old I still have a special place in my heart for this flick. Watch it once just to see the creepy actress playing Jake's girlfriend delivering the line, "There they are," from a rescue helicopter. Easily the worst acting in cinematic history. I need to invest in a DVD copy since my tape is worn out. Happy Laughing!
Great Film! December 4, 2008
LuckyRainbow
I saw one of the White Wolf films and you could say fell in love with the movies, than I saw this film Cry in the Wild 2 and it was excellent from star to finish. I love types of movies where people have to work together to pull through. Each actor did their character well enough to believe in them and although some scenes are just okay, it pulls through at the end. If you love wolves and teens working together to overcome nature's obstacles than this movie is for you!
 Average Movie November 16, 2008
G. Pearson (Auckland, New Zealand)
No big stars, budget or special effects here. Average acting and story line with a number of loop holes (as someone else mentioned). Maybe a good family movie or young person's movie. If you don't have high expectations and you want to watch an adventure movie without swearing, violence or sex etc. it is a movie for general exhibition. It is a movie you wouldn't watch more than once.
The Death-Defying Fall of Mr. B December 5, 2006
Andrew Beaton (Venice, CA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
There's a film out there that combines teen themes with the white-knuckle adventure of a life-and-death struggle in the wilderness, that augments great acting with a brilliant script and top-notch production values. "White Wolves - Cry in the Wild II" is not that film. Instead, it's a poorly assembled movie that is most notable for its baffling scenes and characterizations - some that will make you scratch your head and others that will make you burst out laughing.
White Wolves starts innocently enough, with a crew of rowdy teens embarking on a camping trip with woodsman and role model Mr. B (Matt McCoy) as their guide. But after some mountaintop horseplay goes awry, Mr. B falls approximately twenty thousand feet to the ground below, crashing through trees and caroming off of boulders on his way down -- and somehow survives. Believe me when I say that this is easily the funniest plummet I have seen in a film since Sly lost his grip on that girl in "Cliffhanger".
The teens have to rescue Mr. B, and each has his or her own style, which leads to frequent clashes. Scott (Zach Morris) is an authoritarian thug who almost murders dweeby Adam (David Moscow) in a rage. Cara (Amy Dolenz) is distraught when Mr. B's accident seriously cuts into her flirting schedule. Benny (Marc Riffon) is a malcontent delinquent who can hardly function without his father figure. And Pandra (Amy O'Neill) is the weirdest one of all, as demonstrated by a "romantic" scene in which she and Adam confess their attraction to each other. It's quite possibly one of the strangest moments of teen love ever captured on film.
Just when you think this movie can't get any more weirdly, bizarrely entertaining, with ghostly white wolves appearing and disappearing and Mark-Paul Gosselaar ranting and raving, the kids get attacked by a BEAR!! You need to watch this scene in slow motion, which is where its fakeness and sheer absurdity really shines through.
"White Wolves - Cry in the Wild II" is so bad it's good, and by that I mean it's awesome.
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