April 13, 2008
This was so terrible, I only lasted 20 minutes.
Bruce McCulloch, David Foley, Kevin McDonald
The country has gone happy. Stark, raving happy. And things couldn't be worse. In their film debut, the Kids in the Hall star in the satiric story of the madcap events that occur when a mood-altering ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: July 16, 2002
Stats: 543 reviews
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November 19, 2007It's exactly like stummies! But it makes flipper babies. This movie was great, but after a while it got to that point where it felt like they were just making stuff to fill time.
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June 24, 2007A wacky comedy about a pharmaceutical corporation releasing "Gleemonex", a happiness drug - and its affect on the world. It's quirky and funny, with a trip inside the minds of those who take the drug. I really liked Cancer Boy, the Disco-Chick and the Gay Dad. It's hummm-funny li...( read more)
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January 9, 2007So over the top! Hilarious though. I enjoyed this movie more so than their television show.
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May 8, 2009What a hilarious hilarious movie!!! Anybody who loves kids in the hall will absolutely fall in love with this movie... i espacially love the part where cancer boy wins an award for his whistling song thing. hahahahha!
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April 11, 2009The film was not worth destroying The Kids in the Hall, but at least they could come up with a clever and funny story and it's just always a blast to see these guys together.
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January 2, 2009I loved the TV series, but, oddly, I haven't seen this yet...is it any good?
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November 21, 2008Pretty darn funny I would have to say. The film could have been a bit less sporadic as far as the humor it almost seems like it was a bit pushed. I was a little shocked by David Folleys name not appearing as a writers credit. Interesting that he was so dissatisfied with the scri...( read more)
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January 1, 2000
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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