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• Alexander D

  
  I must've gotten the times mixed up when I wanted "party time, excellent." Full review coming to themoviefreakblog.com on 5/23

• Universal D

  
  Mike Myers' takes a pretty good jab at the American, middle class,basement-living, stoner/slacker rock and roll dreamer culture. Although it helps if you've been there, its not entirely necessary to get the busload of culture references thrown around with merry glee and… More
  Mike Myers' takes a pretty good jab at the American, middle class,basement-living, stoner/slacker rock and roll dreamer culture. Although it helps if you've been there, its not entirely necessary to get the busload of culture references thrown around with merry glee and with nary a drug reference made at all.

• Directors C

  
  Wayne's World is a very funny time waster that is worth watching more than once for its memorable characters and of course the adorable relationship between the characters; Wayne and Garth.

• Jim C

  
  Hilarious, it is a great remake of the SNL skit, very funny.

• AJ V

  
  The funniest comedy of the 90s! This movie makes me laugh like mad every time I see it, seriously. All the actors are fabulous, it has a really good style that's goofy at times, and serious at others, but serious in a way that makes you laugh. Plus, the music rocks! You even… More
  The funniest comedy of the 90s! This movie makes me laugh like mad every time I see it, seriously. All the actors are fabulous, it has a really good style that's goofy at times, and serious at others, but serious in a way that makes you laugh. Plus, the music rocks! You even get to see Alice Cooper perform. I love this movie, it's Mike Myers best film ever. If you like comedy, rock and roll, or Saturday Night Live, you have to see this movie.

• Mike S

  
  Wayne's world! Party time! Excellent! This was the first film I ever saw with Mike Myers, and that was around the time when his name was still unfamiliar to the world. Even so, his comical performance, along with Dana Carvey's, is enjoyable all the way. The look of the movie… More
  Wayne's world! Party time! Excellent! This was the first film I ever saw with Mike Myers, and that was around the time when his name was still unfamiliar to the world. Even so, his comical performance, along with Dana Carvey's, is enjoyable all the way. The look of the movie is really dated and it screams early 90's, but it's one that still entertains with its original and wicked sense of humor. You can tell right away that the script is penned by Myers, because it shares a lot of traits with his Austin Powers movies. As an added bonus, it also includes some fun cameos by Ed O'Neill, Alice Cooper and the late Chris Farley. Not to mention Tia Carrera, who has never been hotter than she is in this movie. That scene where she walks around in a bikini is enough to make your eyes pop out.

• Lorenzo v

  
  <i>"I once thought I had mono for an entire year. It turned out I was just really bored."</i> Two slacker friends try to promote their public-access cable show. <center><font size=+2 face="Century… More
  <i>"I once thought I had mono for an entire year. It turned out I was just really bored."</i> Two slacker friends try to promote their public-access cable show. <center><font size=+2 face="Century Schoolbook"><b><u>REVIEW</u></b></font></center> While Mike Myers may be better known for Austin Powers and Shrek, 'Wayne's World' was the film that really brought his comedic genius to the mainstream public. Originally a Saturday Night Live sketch about Wayne (Myers) and Garth (the underrated Dana Carvey) about two friends who start a public access cable TV show in their basement, it's one of the best (if not the best) SNL-to-film adaptations ever. While the plot is fairly simple, where Wayne's World really shines is its clever humour. It highlights and subverts the rules of film narrative, something Myers carried over into Austin Powers, a trait which is lacking in the more predictable comedies of today (especially the awful "parody" films). Wayne and Garth talk directly to camera (which only they are allowed to do), there's blatant product placement, pop culture parodies, guest appearances, the famous Bohemian Rhapsody headbanging scene and funny alternate endings. Top that off with the slew of silly jokes and endlessly quotable lines (including one of the first uses of the phrase "that's what she said"), and you have a film which - even nearly twenty years later - still strikes a chord with viewers, regardless of their age. Even towards the end, when the need to wrap up the story cleanly can ruin many comedies, 'Wayne's World' still retains its sense of humour, a prime example being Wayne's "Oscar winning" speech to win back Cassandra (Tia Carrere). If you feel like a laugh or want to relive some memories, then you could do far worse than check out 'Wayne's World'. Excellent.

• Jeff "

  
  Wayne's World is fine little comedy film that doesn't take itself seriously. Thats what makes this film such a classic. Wayne and Garth get an offer to air their show on a major network, and they can't refuse. The film is hilarious and features a rocking soundtrack,… More
  Wayne's World is fine little comedy film that doesn't take itself seriously. Thats what makes this film such a classic. Wayne and Garth get an offer to air their show on a major network, and they can't refuse. The film is hilarious and features a rocking soundtrack, and many rock references. Also to note is a cameo by Meat Loaf and Alice Cooper. This is a terrific, mindless and fun comedy that if your looking for a few good laughs, Wayne's World will provide you with them. The second sequel is great, but this first film is very excellent indeed. A comedy that should appeal to anyone who want a good laugh, this is a film to watch.

• Anthony L

  
  Party time, excellent. I loved it when it first came out. *Synopsis is wrong, Wayne and Garth were not teenage, they were 30*

• Cindy I

  
  I have a hard time rating this one. I loved it to the point of seeing it three times the first week it was out, probably because it brought back memories of me and my friends at that age. Now I can't even sit through it -- probably for the same reason. What was I thinking -- I… More
  I have a hard time rating this one. I loved it to the point of seeing it three times the first week it was out, probably because it brought back memories of me and my friends at that age. Now I can't even sit through it -- probably for the same reason. What was I thinking -- I HATED high school! And there are many performances by Mike Myers I now prefer over this. Dana Carvey has thankfully dropped below the casting radar. But since I did like this at one time, there must be something to it. So I'll split the difference and give it a middle-of-the road rating.

• Film C

  
  its amusing and watchable

• Tim S

  
  Even though I prefer the sequel, this is a great comedy that never ages in my eyes.

• Dean !

  
  A classic comedy with some very funny scenes.

• E.J. B

  
  I'll never get sick of this one.

• Tim S

  
  I really thought Dana Carvey was hilarious back in the day.

• James A

  
  This movie does not hold up well at all. This movie was responsible for a lot of bad catch phrases and imitations.

• Stephen M

  
  Good, infantile fun. Proves that it's possible to be smart and stupid at the same time.

• Keysha H

  
  A hilarious 90's SNL crossover..oh and directed by an awesome woman! Watch this film today!

• Taylor B

  
  All I have to say about that is "asphinctersayswhat"

• Candy R

  
  Very cool for the 80s. Wayne and Garth on their adventures. Cool music.

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