Stripes
Action • R • 1981 • 1 hr 46 min
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Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Warren Oates, P.J. Soles, Sean Young
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I've never been there before so I cannot say for sure, but I don't think this movie is an accurate representation of boot camp.
Still has a lot of laughs, mostly due to the stellar cast, but yeah maybe doesn’t hold up super great
Feels a bit dated and hasn’t aged that well, but still a good handful of funny moments thanks to the main cast
A brilliant star-studded military comedy carried well by the cast of Ramis, Candy, and Murray
A fun comedy with some of the funniest actors in all of cinema. Gets pretty absurd in places, but I think it enhances it. Really good movie.
A classic Ivan Reitman comedy. It’s a movie that gives Bill Murray and Harold Ramos plenty of room to goof of with, which the do great at.
A classic Murray/Ramis film. Funny and dry humor in the best way. Goofy and over the top, will have you laughing over and over.
Bill Murray starts his movie career as a jerk and he's proud of it. Lots of dumb jokes. The fun is waiting to find out what the next one.
Goofy military comedy.Bill Murray at the start of his cinematic-prime!The cast is pitch perfect,especially John Candy as "Ox".8/10
Starts out really strong, but the last half hour is rough
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