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Comedy • PG-13 • 1989 • 1 hr 37 min
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Such a funny special film, wish there were more Weird Al films. Laugh a minute and endlessly quotable
Non stop wacky hi jinks.Extremely rewatchable,quotable, one of my favorite comedies of all timez!
This crosses the so bad it’s good.A classic u can almost hit the off switch on your brain and coast on auto pilot.Don’t drink from the hose
If you enjoy very stupid humor, parodies, or Weird Al at all… you’ll at least be entertained my this movie. At its best when over the top.
Zany exploratory of Yankovic's comedic acting abilities, of which we haven't seen nearly enough
Weird Al brings lots of laugh-out-loud, often dark humor in this pop-culture-mocking cult classic.
Great cult classic from Weird Al. It’s just dumb fun. If you didn’t grow up with it I could see how you wouldn’t like this.
True classic. The birth of Kramer. So many cult sketches.
Zany and whimsical - exactly what any Weird Al fan would want
Very over the top and has lots of hilarious moments. Helps to be a fan of Weird Al and his sense of humor
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