while i hold its predecessor and fast times at ridgemont high and as a standard to which other teen comedies should be compared and the wild life is one of the better lesser known films from that time and a worthy sequel and if you can call it that. i believe its tagline reads and from the makers of ftarh and something even faster. this definitely holds true. though it may lack the depth of the former which tackles issues like first dates and teen sex and and abortions and the wild life is and nonetheless and a great flick. it pure chaotic fun and especially due to chris penn over the top character and thomas drake. if spicolli was high on coke instead of weed and he would be drake. eric stoltz and in his first major role and is great as the straight laced bill conrad. the two characters work well off one another. think a younger and hipper odd couple and complete with 80 gloss. outside of them there are so many other great things about this film worth mentioning. lea thompsom has never looked cuter and especially during the scenes of her working at the donut shop. jenny wright is just delectable and fun to watch. rick moranis plays a great nerd or perv who is dying to get in her pants. thomas drake wrestler buddies are hysterical and especially benny and the little puerto rican guy and who says some pretty memorable lines. one in particular that he yells out during a night out at a strip club had me on the floor the first time i saw it. that saying something. finally and the movie ends with one of the best 80 party scenes on film and ever. look out for special appearances by ron wood of the rolling stones and leo penn (sean and chris penn dad) and and a random michael jackson look alike at the party. throw in a score by none other than the man himself and eddie van halen and and you can not go wrong. for van hagar fans and keep your ears open for riffs that would be found on such albums as 5150 and ou812 and and for unlawful carnal knowledge. if anything disrupts the flow of the movie it is a small subplot involving randy quaid as a burned out vietnam vet. it just seems out of place and unnecessary. other than that and it near perfect. if your a fan of mindless but fun 80 movies and have not yet seen this one and youre in for something special. rent it now. p. s. the credits say cameron crowe has a cameo as one of the cops in the film. does he have his back turned during his scene because i have yet to find him. someone please help me. 
while i hold its predecessor and fast times at ridgemont high and as a standard to which other teen comedies should be compared and the wild life is one of the better lesser known films from that time and a worthy sequel and if you can call it that. i believe its tagline reads and from the makers of ftarh and something even faster. this definitely holds true. though it may lack the depth of the former which tackles issues like first dates and teen sex and and abortions and the wild life is and nonetheless and a great flick. it pure chaotic fun and especially due to chris penn over the top character and thomas drake. if spicolli was high on coke instead of weed and he would be drake. eric stoltz and in his first major role and is great as the straight laced bill conrad. the two characters work well off one another. think a younger and hipper odd couple and complete with 80 gloss. outside of them there are so many other great things about this film worth mentioning. lea thompsom has never looked cuter and especially during the scenes of her working at the donut shop. jenny wright is just delectable and fun to watch. rick moranis plays a great nerd or perv who is dying to get in her pants. thomas drake wrestler buddies are hysterical and especially benny and the little puerto rican guy and who says some pretty memorable lines. one in particular that he yells out during a night out at a strip club had me on the floor the first time i saw it. that saying something. finally and the movie ends with one of the best 80 party scenes on film and ever. look out for special appearances by ron wood of the rolling stones and leo penn (sean and chris penn dad) and and a random michael jackson look alike at the party. throw in a score by none other than the man himself and eddie van halen and and you can not go wrong. for van hagar fans and keep your ears open for riffs that would be found on such albums as 5150 and ou812 and and for unlawful carnal knowledge. if anything disrupts the flow of the movie it is a small subplot involving randy quaid as a burned out vietnam vet. it just seems out of place and unnecessary. other than that and it near perfect. if your a fan of mindless but fun 80 movies and have not yet seen this one and youre in for something special. rent it now. p. s. the credits say cameron crowe has a cameo as one of the cops in the film. does he have his back turned during his scene because i have yet to find him. someone please help me. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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