Caddyshack

Caddyshack

Comedy • R • 1980 • 1 hr 38 min

6.9

7.2

Staring

Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight, Bill Murray, Michael O'Keefe

Directed By

Written By

Harold Ramis, Brian Doyle-Murray, Douglas Kenney

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Friends

Genre

Release Date

July 25, 1980

User Reviews

A classic comedy with great character work from the entire cast

Bill Buttlicker

What else can be said here? Inexplainable charm, side splitting humor, and an unnecessary gopher. Bill Murray delivers as usual. Great film

This has some of the funniest characters and scenes ever in a comedy. However, the film as a whole isn't the classic it's made out to be.

As a kid I liked it for the gopher. Watching now I can appreciate the humor more. Plays out more like a string of small skits than a story

I mean it’s Chevy Chase at the top of his game! No one cast member doesn’t get a laugh somehow. It’s a Cinderella movie for sure!

The Grassy Noll

One of the greatest 80's comedy movies of all-time. Star studded cast and direction absolutely knocks it out of the park

Chase is a highlight of this film, which feels like loosely connected, yet great, sketches at times. A hilarious story of class struggle.

Ashein chamption

With so many plot points happening at once, they still managed to pull off a funny and memorable movie.

A all time classic comedy that everybody should watch

Classic comedy that is immensely quotable. Chevy Chase and Bill Murray both at their peaks.

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6.9 – Based on 11.3k ratings

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