Animal House
Comedy • R • 1978 • 1 hr 49 min
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John Belushi, Karen Allen, Tom Hulce, Stephen Furst, Mark Metcalf
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Classic comedy film. Great jokes and full of good physical comedy too. Acting is decent. Story covers a caricature of college life.
Amazingly contemporary still. Iconic characters we all know. Punctures authority so well - isn’t that what we all want? Very funny too!
Fantastic comedy with a perfect cast and a killer soundtrack
Classic college movie. Even set in the 50s this movie till rocks for all college generations…maybe beside GenZ…they hate everything
Every modern R-rated comedy is indebted to Animal House. Nothing mind blowing here, but the cast brings the charm hard.
While the movie is good there’s just a ton of stuff that did not age well at all
As I write this review, I am wearing a “College” shirt. Watch it.
Rude, crass, and tasteless but still incredibly funny. Cast is great and work fantastically together.
A classic, no doubt, that essentially created the irreverent college movie genre. A tad cynical at times, but that's it.
Outrageous from start to finish. Definitely the funniest movie of the 70s
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