Out Cold 2001
"They haven't quite figured it all out, but they're getting a little warmer."
Out Cold (2001) delivers a hilarious ride through the chaotic final days of a beloved ski resort on Bull Mountain.
Director: Brendan Malloy
Cast
Jason London
Rick Rambis
Lee Majors
John Majors
Zach Galifianakis
Luke
Victoria Silvstedt
Inga
David Koechner
Stumpy
Willie Garson
Ted Muntz
A. J. Cook
Jenny
Caroline Dhavernas
Anna
Flex Alexander
Anthony
Derek Hamilton
Pig Pen
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Out Cold (2001) about?
Out Cold (2001) follows Rick Rambis and his friends as they battle to protect Bull Mountain from being sold to a corporate developer. The ski resort's laid-back culture is threatened by gentrification, forcing the group to stage a last-ditch effort to save their home turf.
Who directed Out Cold?
Out Cold was directed by Brendan Malloy, who brings a comedic yet heartfelt touch to this story of friendship and resistance against change.
Who stars in Out Cold?
The film stars Jason London, Lee Majors, Zach Galifianakis, Victoria Silvstedt, and David Koechner in key roles.
Is Out Cold (2001) worth watching?
As a 2001 comedy with a cult following, Out Cold offers infectious charm and relatable themes of fighting against gentrification. While not a blockbuster, its humor and nostalgic 2000s vibe make it a fun pick for fans of offbeat comedies.
How long is Out Cold?
Out Cold runs for 89 minutes.
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About Out Cold (2001) — A Wild Comedy About Friendship, Snow, and Saving a Mountain
Out Cold (2001) delivers a hilarious ride through the chaotic final days of a beloved ski resort on Bull Mountain.
Director Brendan Malloy crafts a wild comedy that follows Rick Rambis and his ragtag crew of friends as they scramble to save their mountain home from a slick real estate developer's takeover. With the legendary Papa Muntz's son at the helm of the sellout plan, the gang must outwit a wave of yuppie gentrification while clinging to the laid-back lifestyle they cherish. Packed with quirky characters, snow-soaked shenanigans, and a vibe that's equal parts nostalgic and rebellious, this underrated gem captures the spirit of friendship and the fight against change.
