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Slappy and the Stinkers

Play trailer Poster for Slappy and the Stinkers PG Released Jan 23, 1998 1h 18m Kids & Family Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
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Enrolled in an educational summer camp, the Stinkers, five 7-year-olds who wreak havoc on their uptight headmaster, Morgan Brinway (B.D. Wong), decide to abduct a sea lion from the local aquarium with the goal of returning it to the sea. They are in competition, however, with the villainous Broccoli (Sam McMurray), who is out to steal the sea lion, teach it a few tricks and sell it to a Bulgarian circus. The kids do all they can to stop the resilient villain and save the friendly beast.
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Renee Schonfeld Common Sense Media Potty humor, pratfalls as mischief-makers set sea lion free. Rated: 2/5 Feb 1, 2012 Full Review David Nusair Reel Film Reviews That sea lion sure is cute, though. Rated: 1/4 May 13, 2005 Full Review Don Willmott Filmcritic.com Your enjoyment of Slappy and the Stinkers will be directly proportional to your ability to be amused by a farting seal Rated: 2/5 Jan 4, 2005 Full Review Jeffrey Westhoff Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL) Rated: 0/5 Oct 11, 2002 Full Review Read all reviews

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Thom N My mother worked in a VHS rental store whenever I was a young child, and I'm quite sure that's how this movie made its way into our house. As someone who watched it many many dozens of times as a small child, I can tell you that it was very strongly successful among the demographic that it was made for; most of the film is hijinks, slapstick and fart jokes (again - hugely successful for me and my little sibling as children), but the child cast does a very admirable job, and the adult characters really stick with you; the wacky stoner groundskeeper (played by Bronson Pinchot), the forgiving second-banana (Jennifer Coolidge), and the over-the-top full-steam performance of B.D. Wong, have never left me in the decades since I last watched this movie. I'll finish the other half tonight with dinner, probably. 5-star rating just to throw off the numbers, and for the indefatigable Mr. Wong! Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/25/25 Full Review Steve D The title is the best part and it is a terrible title. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/12/23 Full Review Audience Member Lacklustre film at best, nothing to really entertain you. 2.5/5. Rated 2.5 out of 5 stars 01/12/23 Full Review Audience Member Loved it as a kid, pretty fucking stupid tho. Kids puking everywhere Rated 3 out of 5 stars 01/13/23 Full Review Audience Member This was a childhood favorite of mine, lots of ridiculous 90's awesomeness! Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/12/23 Full Review Audience Member This movie is freaking hilarious. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/14/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Enrolled in an educational summer camp, the Stinkers, five 7-year-olds who wreak havoc on their uptight headmaster, Morgan Brinway (B.D. Wong), decide to abduct a sea lion from the local aquarium with the goal of returning it to the sea. They are in competition, however, with the villainous Broccoli (Sam McMurray), who is out to steal the sea lion, teach it a few tricks and sell it to a Bulgarian circus. The kids do all they can to stop the resilient villain and save the friendly beast.
Director
Barnet Kellman
Producer
Bill Sheinberg, Sid Sheinberg, Jonathan Sheinberg
Screenwriter
Robert Wolterstorff, Mike Scott
Distributor
TriStar Pictures
Production Co
TriStar Pictures
Rating
PG (Some Crude Humor|Slapstick Violence|Mild Language)
Genre
Kids & Family, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Jan 23, 1998, Wide
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 16, 2010
Box Office (Gross USA)
$72.6K
Runtime
1h 18m
Sound Mix
SDDS
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