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There is a good fanmade musicvideo about this film. Skat Bros song Walk the Night 😆

any1 got a time machine? i wanna go back to the good old days

"no more yanky my wanky- the Donger need food!"

I actually love these movies despite everything

i got this recomended on 9/11.

I really miss movies that were just fun without a message or agendas.

RUclips recommended your porky video to me.... so here i am binge watching everything now. Absolutely love the presentation of constant laughter and off key singing, like drunk friends having the giggles talking about random shit

awesome

Saw this movie once and I recognized it by the thumbnail lmao I was only 9😂

8:18 This was the EXACT question I thought of in my head!

This movie was the shiet 😅 can't be done nowadays

0:11 you’ll never guess what day this video was randomly recommended to me.

LMAO "Youre gay"

The dwarf ex girlfriend is Bridget the midget and she makes adult movies

They got so cerebral they forgot to review teen wolf

They were trying to piggyback off the success of _Stripes_ .

The movie was inspired by an article in New West magazine. It describes how the once high school nerds are now leading the 80's high tech boom and becoming wealthy and are now getting the hot chicks, leaving their former tormentors in the economic dust. The only similarity with the article is the title.

Ah yes, the full black frat. The LLL, not to be confused with the previous letter of the alphabet.

God bless America, McLintock for President!

Watched this movie shortly before having sex for the first time... Good times...

something something he... joined the dark side (I'll take my number for the line to enter hell)

RotN and RotN2 are both great movies

I had this movie on VHS as a kid and I watched it all the time. I don't know why I liked it so much. But I thought it was great. I kinda forgot about it until your video came up.

You have to do Music directed by Sia.

It aged well in a different way. The film is called "Revenge" of the Nerds. Often those that seek vengeance regret it later. It may seem justified in the moment but revenge is often hollow in the long run as time passes and one reflects on their vengeance, the weight of it sets in. The film aged well because we look back and see just how far they took their vengeance. It was too far looking back. So it succeeded as a cautionary tale in the long run, at the time, justified, in retrospect, an unjustifiable pile of regret. You watch the film, root for the nerd, then you think about it, and you question if their revenge was justified.

This channel is like Cumtown you can show to your mother 😂😂😂

I saw this movie at like 11 or 12 years old, my mother got it on VHS said it was a classic and I guess forgot about of the sex stuff in it.. needless to say I become much more popular amongst my friends lol..wild

It *did* age well. Today we actually *have* D.E.I. just like that. 🙄

You guys are awesome! Just found this channel and I can't stop watching! Hilarious,can't stop watching

I'm not sure this guy actually watched the movie at all.

I'd have to say you're right, cause it sucked when it came out too.

Omg you skipped the best parts! The dinner at Leslie Nielsen’s house, the whole black panther thing, and his alter ego Kareem😂 Also, Julia Louis Dreyfuss is in it.

RIP James Earl Jones

Your channel name is pure illiteracy. "Well" is how things age. And this is because words have actual definitions.

Ok, I am hopefully assuming that the title "this aged great!" Is ironic. Even when I saw it back in the eighties I though it was creepy as hell. Every single character in this film should be in prison.

I saw this movie when I was 15. Even bsck then I was like man... It's a bit rapey

The Commandant's antigay arc finishes in the epilogue when he sees Mahoney and the Kim Cattrall character making out but he thinks its two guys and says, "You men stop that!" Cattrall turns and he sees who it is and says, "Ah, much better Mahoney!"

It's Matthew. McConaughey. I've never seen the end of Magic Mike, but i think i know how it ends. The end of Magic Mike is that I'm gay now.

Name of the movie?

Watching this on Wed, Sept 11, 2024 lolz

Teen wolf was one of only two movies I ever walked out of. I was 12.

Identifying shooting locations where this epic film was shot here in south Florida has become a bit of wishful thinking sometimes.

The worst part is that now i have kids and want to show them some 'great' movies from when i was growing up...but so many have these issues that just feels awkward trying to go back to.

In Porky’s III: Payback all the boys are murdered and dumped in the Everglades…not nearly as funny as Porky’s or even Porky’s II: The Next Day

I saw the movie in 1981. I’m 64 now. I laughed just as hard at the commentary here as I did in the original movie…for completely different reasons 😂. Brilliant!

Missed so much as akid watching this, never understood why there were no chicks at the blue oyster

watched it so many times as a kid ,esp the shampoo super glue scene

😂❤

It's not about your dream coming true could suck... that's dumb. Being a werewolf was never Scott's dream anymore than being good at basketball was... he was looking to quit the team before he became a wolf. Not because he was bad (the whole team was bad), but because he realized he didn't like it. The movie's about finding value in yourself, not in how others see you. Zelig is a better movie for this message, but that's what it is. Scott didn't want to be average (he and Louis are the only kids in the movie with ordinary, non-nicknames... and Louis is the version of Scott that doesn't need the wolf, btw) because he wanted everyone to like him, but the only person who liked him for himself was Boof, and she made him realize his true self was special enough. I do, however, 100% agree with you on one point... Finstock is the greatest hero in cinema. Although maybe not so much the character as Jay Tarses's performance, because the character returns in Teen Wolf Too and is not so great... and neither is the character.

Chubs is the same actor that plays Francis Buxton in Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure!