Spice World
Adventure • PG • 1997 • 1 hr 32 min
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I mean it’s dumb but it’s suppose to be. Had me laughing at quite a few parts
93 minutes of why the 90s weren't really as great as you remember them.
A Y2K classic. The plot is unexpected but cute. A fun girly movie to watch with friends. If you like the Spice Girls you will love it.
Weir movie. I don't even know what is the actual plot
This is what I imagine the 90s to be like. This movie feels like a feaver-dream. As someone born in the early 2000s, I love it!
Masterpiece of camp, girl group fun for Spice Girl fans. Probably not something people who aren’t fans would enjoy but we ADORED it as kids.
For Spice Girl fans only. Rubbish otherwise.
This has no sense. It's pure fan service for the sake of it. Aaand I love it.
C'mon, this is great. I wish I had found it sooner.
I was young and stupid and sporty spice in my group of friends. Ugh.
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