Everybody Wants Some!!
Comedy • R • 2016 • 1 hr 57 min
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Great spiritual successor to “Dazed and Confused”, it’s an absolute blast getting to hang out with these characters for 2 hours
This is the most "dudes just being dudes" movie of all time
So fun and rings surprisingly true. A great movie to watch when you want something light and playful but still grounded and honest.
Ive rewatched this a few times, not a film for everyone but a nice change of pace from the usual college movie with some hilarious scenes.
Despite some blocking, staging and forced feels at times, the vibes are strong. Jenner, Deutch, Powell and Plummer make it feel right.
Solid, solid flick without much point lol. Doesn’t really need a point. Good fun!
“I think the astros will win the World Series” is an all time line that I will be using.
Tries very hard to be Dazed and Confused, and succeeds in some areas and fails in others, but ultimately its great fun. Will watch again
Actually upsets me that I hadn’t seen this movie before because honestly it’s one of my favorite movies now. Great cast and i love the plot
Pure unadulterated 80's. Just a nostalgia artifact brought to life.
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