Good Burger

Good Burger

Family • PG • 1997 • 1 hr 35 min

5.3

5.8

Starring

Kel Mitchell, Kenan Thompson, Sinbad, Abe Vigoda, Shar Jackson

Directed By

Written By

Dan Schneider, Kevin Kopelow, Heath Seifert

Attributes

Simple Fast Light

Genre

Release Date

July 25, 1997

User Reviews

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Obviously you’re not going to get a cinematic masterpiece, but Good Burger does just enough to make itself a timeless comedy classic.

this movie is amazing but is obviously a kids movie. a good watch and i love Kel and Kenan’s acting in this movie

A complete goofy movie that is fine if you enjoy the whole cheesy goofy sorta thing,I personally do so I enjoyed it.

Movie that is dripping in 90's culture which makes it all the more charming

Very good movie I really enjoyed this movie a lot

A 90s Nickelodeon movie gem that isn’t for everyone but it have quite a bit of laughs & some heart, Thompson & Mitchell are comedic gold

Good burger is a true Masterpiece of light comedy. A perfect combination of jokes, sentiment, and a nonsensical plot. This film is special

Don’t expect a cinematic masterpiece. But for what it is, pretty solid for a late 90s cheesy TV movie. Definitely watch if that’s ur mood

Classic movie with lots of ridiculous humor. Funny watch for a wide range of ages & will be very nostalgic if you grew up with Nickelodeon.

Chuckle worthy movie, fun 90 mins to spend with young teens and show them a 90s throwback.

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5.3 – Based on 5k ratings

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