Weird Science
Comedy • PG-13 • 1985 • 1 hr 33 min
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This movie title sums up the entirety of the film need i say more?
A classic. Wouldn’t we all have wanted this as a teenager? The bug brother Chet is also so spot on.
Lots of hilarious situations combined with teen fantasy, makes this one of my favorite comedies.
Iconic movie and iconic theme sonic. I miss the 80s so much. Maybe its nostalgia but i love the movie
This is about as 80’s as it gets! If you love some classic 80’s movies this needs to be on your list.
"Great John Hughes movie from my youth and this film brings back memories great performances by all and especially the beautiful LeBrock"
Another fun, light, teen film from John Hughes that fits in a message as well. A bit repetitive but an enjoyable watch.
It aged badly like any other John Hughes movie but his teen charm still shines and keeps you entertained
One of those cheesy and nerdy but funny 80’s movies. One of my favorite “bad” movies.
goofy and silly but ultimately held back by being an 80s movie and doing 80s things
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