Can't Hardly Wait
Comedy • PG-13 • 1998 • 1 hr 40 min
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Cheesy 90s High School party movie with great one-liners and memorable albeit stereotypical characters.
A really funny movie with a lot of funny characters. Simple plot that works very well!
A cheesy 90s high school party film. Very nostalgic and entertaining.
This is my favorite movie. It's not the best. Parts of it aged horribly. But it makes me so happy. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
The main storyline is the least interesting, but the rest of them pick up the slack without issue. The cast is a Who’s Who of ‘90s actors.
A good movie that is cliche but that isn't bad !
It was ok definitely not a bad movie but it doesn’t have much rewatchability
Best rom coms : 1 can’t hardly wait 2 how Harry met sally
If 90s teen high school party movies were a genre this would be that genre’s Citizen Kane. Ok. Not really, but it was a fun trip to my past.
Teen comedy that kinda captures the spirit of the late 90s.
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