Featured Audience Ratings

• Michael E

  
  t has some things i like about it like the beginning 35 minutes with the whole, them being in a bomb shelter for 35 years, and i liked some of the jokes after the 35 minutes but overall it was just an average comedy film.

• Chris W

  
  The central premise is fun and kind of clever, even if the film isn't completely a success. The script is okay, but could have been better, I did enjoy this movie though, and I like the performances. I think those are probably the best part. The concept is so goofy, but the… More
  The central premise is fun and kind of clever, even if the film isn't completely a success. The script is okay, but could have been better, I did enjoy this movie though, and I like the performances. I think those are probably the best part. The concept is so goofy, but the cast do a pretty good job of trying to sell things, especially Walken, Spacek, and Fraser. This isn't an amazing movie, but it's fun for a lazy day.

• Dead A

  
  The story was peculiar. But not that bad I guess. I wasn't bored. That could be a plus point.

• Wahida K

  
  This was honestly a cute piece of Movie. My fav bit was when he checks in the Hotel room. A funny Scene.

• Conner R

  
  It was an interesting concept and a fun movie. Brenden Frasier was good for his role and there were a lot of great moments from Christopher Walken. The story had a unique feel to it and I appreciate the change of pace in the average comedy, but it was still too shy to really make a… More
  It was an interesting concept and a fun movie. Brenden Frasier was good for his role and there were a lot of great moments from Christopher Walken. The story had a unique feel to it and I appreciate the change of pace in the average comedy, but it was still too shy to really make a lasting effect.

• Anthony L

  
  Silly film. Brendan Fraser could have done better for himself, I liked Christopher Walken in it though! I could have sworn Drew Barrymore was in it though, I guess it goes to show how much these films merge into one!

• Alice S

  
  A silly and sweet story with the requisite culture shock humor. I walk a thin line with Alicia Silverstone - sometimes she works, sometimes she doesn't, especially when she does that shrill voice that should only come out of Cher Horowitz's mouth.

• Coxxie M

  
  the only funny thing is Dave Foley's ultra-gayyyyyy character

• Red L

  
  Pretty cute story. Scientist creates a fall-out shelter (not a bomb shelter) during the cold war and they land up locking themselves down there for 35 years to escape the radiation. When the doors open, they find a different world.

• Luke B

  
  Me be in silly giggle mood when watching this so I smile lotsssssssss. Fraser is awesome and it isn't hard to believe that he's from the 60's. His innocence carries the majority of the film and it is genuinely moving when he first encounters the sea and sky. The general… More
  Me be in silly giggle mood when watching this so I smile lotsssssssss. Fraser is awesome and it isn't hard to believe that he's from the 60's. His innocence carries the majority of the film and it is genuinely moving when he first encounters the sea and sky. The general premise is sweet enough for a romantic comedy and has enough original moments to keep it afloat. The film also avoids making the same tired jokes found in many fish out of water comedies. Silverstone isn't the best love interest in the world, but great support from Foley and a smaller part by Nathan Fillion make up for it. Very funny, very sweet, very good.

• Lenny M

  
  The casting was poor except for Christopher Walken, who carries the film. Good concept.

• danny d

  
  actually good when i didnt think it would be

• Rachel F

  
  I really love this movie. It's probably one of my favorites. Really funny and it has a great ending.

• Curtis L

  
  Oh my stars, a negro!

• xGary X

  
  Very likeable fish out of water comedy as Brendan Fraser's 50s throwback experiences the highs and lows of modern day LA. A great cast (Christopher Walken displays a great comic touch as his paranoid father) shore up a flimsy script built on a strong premise and go through the… More
  Very likeable fish out of water comedy as Brendan Fraser's 50s throwback experiences the highs and lows of modern day LA. A great cast (Christopher Walken displays a great comic touch as his paranoid father) shore up a flimsy script built on a strong premise and go through the inevitable misunderstandings of the word "gay".

• Jason S

  
  Funny little movie.

• Dean M

  
  Absolutely funny and delightful of being difference between 1960s and 1990s taste of clothes, music, etc.. That's decades - apart!

• Leigh R

  
  So cute and sweet.

• Stuart B

  
  passes the time with a smile

• Dann M

  
  Blast from the Past is a quirky fish-out-of-water story with a unique twist. In the midst of the Cuban Missile Crisis the Webbers lock themselves in a fallout shelter, mistaking a plane crash for a nuclear strike, and emerge 35 years later to a strange new world. The film has a fun… More
  Blast from the Past is a quirky fish-out-of-water story with a unique twist. In the midst of the Cuban Missile Crisis the Webbers lock themselves in a fallout shelter, mistaking a plane crash for a nuclear strike, and emerge 35 years later to a strange new world. The film has a fun cast that includes Brendan Fraser, Alicia Silverstone, Dave Foley, and Christopher Walken. But the acting is uneven, and the actors don't have much chemistry. However, things come together in the second half of the film and it manages to delivery some touching moments. Blast from the Past is a charming and campy film that has a few issues but still manages to be fun and entertaining.

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