Wet Hot American Summer
Comedy • R • 2001 • 1 hr 37 min
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This is one of my wife and I’s favorites, just watched it last night
Only about 1/2 the gags work but the ones that do often lead to big laughs, energy is infectious, nice to see so many familiar faces in cast
Despite the title, the humor is dry but nonetheless it's a fantastic camp comedy with excellent silver screen debuts for most of the cast
Decent comedy starring a lot of before-they-were-stars
Relentlessly self aware and an accidental train wreck turned masterpiece. I don’t think about WHAS much, but when I do I always smile.
I love this movie. The absurd internal logic is so fun.
Wonderfully ridiculous. One of my favorite comedies. Not for everyone but I recommend giving it a try. The cast is perfect and delivers.
I've gone on record as saying that they should stop being cowards and kill more kids in media. Regardless of my porn tastes this movie slaps
One of my favorite comedies. It’s quirky as hell and I love it.
Silly, dumb, and incredibly funny. It’s a mish-mash of different gags pulled together but works due to the talented people involved.
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