Out Cold

Bull Mountain was established by the legendary Herbert 'Papa' Muntz, who was known for his love of skiing and drinks. Unfortunately, he met an untimely death while enjoying these two passions, leaving behind the mountain as a cherished legacy.

Rick Rambis lives a carefree and enjoyable life at the ski resort with his best friend Luke and their diverse group of friends. They relish in the thrill of skiing, companionship, and engaging in playful antics that define their daily lives.

While navigating the social scene at the resort, Rick harbors feelings for Jenny, which complicates his relationships within the group. Despite these sentiments, he remains haunted by the memory of his past summer romance with Anna, who mysteriously disappeared.

Displaying his prowess, Rick partakes in a drinking contest against his friend Anthony, marking a triumphant moment in their social rivalry. This contest not only boosts Rick's reputation but also showcases the friendly competitiveness among the group.

In a classic prank, Pig Pen gets Luke intoxicated and leaves him in a precarious situation overnight. The next morning, Luke wakes to an unexpected encounter with a polar bear, highlighting the wild and unpredictable life at the resort.

John Majors, a wealthy ski resort mogul, arrives with plans to transform Bull Mountain, sparking a conflict between his vision and the traditions upheld by Rick and his friends. His intentions to change the mountain's name and appearance threaten the essence of their beloved resort.

Despite the impending changes, Rick actively participates in discussions, offering thoughtful suggestions to retain the thrill-seeking spirit of Bull Mountain. However, his efforts are met with concern as indifference towards their heritage begins to surface among his friends.

The unexpected return of Anna stirs old feelings within Rick, creating tension as he juggles emotions for both Anna and Jenny. The situation worsens when Anna reveals her engagement to Barry, a paraplegic, thereby intensifying Rick's internal struggle.

As changes commence at the mountain, Rick discovers Ted's betrayal in firing their friends, leading to an emotional confrontation. This revelation serves as the catalyst for Rick to resign, fighting for the camaraderie and memories shared at Bull Mountain.

After resigning, Rick delivers a passionate speech to his friends, reminding them of their shared history and the legacy of Papa Muntz. Inspired, they develop a rebellious spirit, determined to protect their home from further exploitation.

In a display of solidarity and rebellion, Rick and his friends invade a party meant for the investors of the proposed resort. This act of defiance leads to chaos but also unites the group in their shared resolve to save Bull Mountain.

Rick takes the bold step of confronting Anna about her engagement to Barry, resulting in a heartfelt and freeing moment for both. Realizing that holding onto their past is futile, he sends her away, prioritizing his own future.

With the support of his friends, Rick stands firm against John Majors, asserting their right to keep Bull Mountain's heritage intact. Their solidarity pays off when Ted ultimately decides against selling the mountain, preserving its legacy for future generations.

In the aftermath of their adventure, Rick finally gathers the courage to ask Jenny out on a date. This represents a fresh start for Rick, as he moves on from his lingering feelings for Anna and embraces the promise of new beginnings.