Computer Beach Party (1988)
Surfing buddies, Andy and Dennis, find their prime surf turf is going to be radically changed by uncool Mayor Dawes for a private development - a real beach bummer! Realizing that things don't compute, the guys plan a major mayor protest party on the beach by linking up hundreds of friends on their home computer. Using their hardware to attract software, they have created a whole new version of The Data Game! Come down to the shore for a totally gnarly bash that Annette and Frankie could only dream about.
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Surfing buddies, Andy and Dennis, find their prime surf turf is going to be radically changed by uncool Mayor Dawes for a private development - a real beach bummer! Realizing that things don't compute, the guys plan a major mayor protest party on the beach by linking up hundreds of friends on their home computer. Using their hardware to attract software, they have created a whole new version of The Data Game! Come down to the shore for a totally gnarly bash that Annette and Frankie could only dream about.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Paul Galle
In Theaters:7/27/1988
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Southwest Motion Pictures, Vestron Video
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