View Poll Results: Do you like revenge of the nerds
YES
65
85.53%
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11
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Revenge Of The Nerds!!!
05-08-2007, 06:42 PM
#1
Revenge Of The Nerds!!!
05-08-2007, 08:04 PM
#5
Banned
Join Date: 10-14-2005
Location: Rochester,N.Y.
Posts: 9,121
Who the hell doesn't like Revenge of the Nerds I and II. I could do without III. I contently quote the first two films and know like every line. Not only is there great dialog but classic scenes like when they set up the cameras in I or when they blew out The Hotel Coral Essex's sign to read Hot Oral Sex in II. 
I guess I'm a nerd for loving the nerds. 
There are probably other reasons why I'm a nerd too. 
I guess I'm a nerd for loving the nerds. There are probably other reasons why I'm a nerd too.
05-08-2007, 09:33 PM
#7
Senior Member
Join Date: 02-23-2006
Location: Mesa Arizona
Posts: 2,529
Trivia
The University of Arizona agreed to let the filmmakers shoot at the campus but then revoked permission after reading the script and discovering how raunchy it was. Eventually they again changed their minds and let them shoot. They also allowed many of the students to be used as extras.
A display in the background the Tri-Lambda's performance at the end is provided by a Tandy Color Computer using the Audio Spectrum Analyzer cartridge. One of the nerds carries a board with shoulder straps that has a CoCo attached to it.
To test the effectiveness of their "nerd" makeup and wardrobes, Robert Carradine and Anthony Edwards attended a college rush-week, when real fraternities were reviewing prospective pledges (wanna-be members). The fraternity leader of the first house took one look at them both and said, "No way!"
When Jeff Kanew was interviewed by the producers, they asked what kind of movie he thought he could make given the material. He responded, "One I would be embarrassed to have my name on." They hired him immediately.
The film deleted a subplot of the Nerds visiting the Tri-Lambda national conference in Las Vegas, in which the Nerds are outcasts and in which Gilbert talks to his uncle at the hotel where the conference is being held. These deleted scenes can be found on the new "panty raid edition" DVD.
The point-of-view scenes when Lewis is wearing Stan's mask and can be heard breathing are a parody of Darth Vader from Star Wars (1977.)
According to an interview with Curtis Armstrong (Booger) on the Special Edition DVD, the sound that comes out of his mouth to win the belching contest is actually the sound of two camels mating.
Posters in the Tri-Lambds house include *The Beatles in their latter years *Thriller-era Michael Jackson *The Space Shuttle being launched *A 1984 calendar/poster with a topless woman *A Devo poster, featuring the band members in their signature "energy dome" hats *An Albert Einstein poster
During the Alpha Beta/Pi performance at the skit competition, the backdrop lists "scores" for Alpha Betas and for Nerds. The Alpha Beta score is 69. The Nerd score is 0.
Takashi's jumpsuit during the drunken tricycle race has a "Ron" name patch on it. Danny Burke's has a "Birdie" name patch.
The only characters to appear in every film in the series are Lewis, Mr. Skolnick, Lamar, and Booger
A display in the background the Tri-Lambda's performance at the end is provided by a Tandy Color Computer using the Audio Spectrum Analyzer cartridge. One of the nerds carries a board with shoulder straps that has a CoCo attached to it.
To test the effectiveness of their "nerd" makeup and wardrobes, Robert Carradine and Anthony Edwards attended a college rush-week, when real fraternities were reviewing prospective pledges (wanna-be members). The fraternity leader of the first house took one look at them both and said, "No way!"
When Jeff Kanew was interviewed by the producers, they asked what kind of movie he thought he could make given the material. He responded, "One I would be embarrassed to have my name on." They hired him immediately.
The film deleted a subplot of the Nerds visiting the Tri-Lambda national conference in Las Vegas, in which the Nerds are outcasts and in which Gilbert talks to his uncle at the hotel where the conference is being held. These deleted scenes can be found on the new "panty raid edition" DVD.
The point-of-view scenes when Lewis is wearing Stan's mask and can be heard breathing are a parody of Darth Vader from Star Wars (1977.)
According to an interview with Curtis Armstrong (Booger) on the Special Edition DVD, the sound that comes out of his mouth to win the belching contest is actually the sound of two camels mating.
Posters in the Tri-Lambds house include *The Beatles in their latter years *Thriller-era Michael Jackson *The Space Shuttle being launched *A 1984 calendar/poster with a topless woman *A Devo poster, featuring the band members in their signature "energy dome" hats *An Albert Einstein poster
During the Alpha Beta/Pi performance at the skit competition, the backdrop lists "scores" for Alpha Betas and for Nerds. The Alpha Beta score is 69. The Nerd score is 0.
Takashi's jumpsuit during the drunken tricycle race has a "Ron" name patch on it. Danny Burke's has a "Birdie" name patch.
The only characters to appear in every film in the series are Lewis, Mr. Skolnick, Lamar, and Booger
05-11-2007, 10:17 PM
#10
Senior Member
Join Date: 06-26-2006
Location: Del Rio, Texas
Posts: 513
ah yea the nerds...
this is bulls**t, i want bu*h, PAN DOWN !!
weve got bu*h, weve got bu*h !
HAHAHA
i think i like porkys more tho... im going to have to pull out all my old dvds and watch them all again
this is bulls**t, i want bu*h, PAN DOWN !!
weve got bu*h, weve got bu*h !
HAHAHA
i think i like porkys more tho... im going to have to pull out all my old dvds and watch them all again