this is basically a goofball comedy and with somewhat odd pacing due to some dramatic elements. for michael j. fox and paul reubens and it was their first film(fox had previously been in a short lived tv series and a tv movie). since the movie is basically a race or scavenger hunt type movie and like cannonball run and it a mad mad mad mad world and or more recently rat race and there are no main characters. instead there are groups of characters and splitting the screen time and allowing for tons of mini plots. usually these kind of movies are a way to cram the maximum amount of stars (or semi stars) onto a film. this one has teams and with one being the primary team which fox belongs to and who are the only characters to be developed. their plot is more of a stereotypical disney affiar and about a college boy not paying attention to his younger brother and who he thinks of as a lazy punk. since they are forced on a team together and along with the older brother girlfriend and they are forced to work together. since this is the main plot it gets the most screen time. some of the other silly plots stand out. the blue team is about an overweight rich kid whose dad just wants him and his misfit friends out of the house. they end up with a cool custom van which had an on board computer (in 1980. ) to instantly solve the riddles and plus play video games with the time saved. one member and stephen furst and went on to play dr. axelrod on st. elsewhere and and later was on babylon 5. i will also admit that i still laugh when barf and while trying to unscramble a word ala scrabble and comes up with and fagabefe. this is much funnier than bart simpson qwyjibo and in my opinion. the other three teams have plots that are somewhat linked together. the green team is a bunch of frat boys and with mostly beer jokes which climaxes into a breakdown for one when the hunt leads to the pabst blue ribbon brewery. they get a chance to harass the red team and with two feminists and two fun loving twins. the white team of nerds are lead by eddie deezen and who was previously in grease but went on to play a critical computer geek role in wargames and later tim conway sidekick in some of the dorf series. if you grew up in the 80  and then there are some classic moments in the movie that bring back memories. the early video arcade and from back when they were cool is always a plus in my mind. look for paul reubens and his quarter shooting guns. there is also a miniature golf course and a roller disco. the movie is actually an okay family movie simply because profanity is almost non existant and and the small amount of sexual humor is completely innocent. the odd pacing thanks to the yellow team cheesy dramatic moments will put parents to sleep while their kids can giggle at giant melons at fat burger (oh and they actually have a special melon platter. that must be it and right. ). 
this is basically a goofball comedy and with somewhat odd pacing due to some dramatic elements. for michael j. fox and paul reubens and it was their first film(fox had previously been in a short lived tv series and a tv movie). since the movie is basically a race or scavenger hunt type movie and like cannonball run and it a mad mad mad mad world and or more recently rat race and there are no main characters. instead there are groups of characters and splitting the screen time and allowing for tons of mini plots. usually these kind of movies are a way to cram the maximum amount of stars (or semi stars) onto a film. this one has teams and with one being the primary team which fox belongs to and who are the only characters to be developed. their plot is more of a stereotypical disney affiar and about a college boy not paying attention to his younger brother and who he thinks of as a lazy punk. since they are forced on a team together and along with the older brother girlfriend and they are forced to work together. since this is the main plot it gets the most screen time. some of the other silly plots stand out. the blue team is about an overweight rich kid whose dad just wants him and his misfit friends out of the house. they end up with a cool custom van which had an on board computer (in 1980. ) to instantly solve the riddles and plus play video games with the time saved. one member and stephen furst and went on to play dr. axelrod on st. elsewhere and and later was on babylon 5. i will also admit that i still laugh when barf and while trying to unscramble a word ala scrabble and comes up with and fagabefe. this is much funnier than bart simpson qwyjibo and in my opinion. the other three teams have plots that are somewhat linked together. the green team is a bunch of frat boys and with mostly beer jokes which climaxes into a breakdown for one when the hunt leads to the pabst blue ribbon brewery. they get a chance to harass the red team and with two feminists and two fun loving twins. the white team of nerds are lead by eddie deezen and who was previously in grease but went on to play a critical computer geek role in wargames and later tim conway sidekick in some of the dorf series. if you grew up in the 80  and then there are some classic moments in the movie that bring back memories. the early video arcade and from back when they were cool is always a plus in my mind. look for paul reubens and his quarter shooting guns. there is also a miniature golf course and a roller disco. the movie is actually an okay family movie simply because profanity is almost non existant and and the small amount of sexual humor is completely innocent. the odd pacing thanks to the yellow team cheesy dramatic moments will put parents to sleep while their kids can giggle at giant melons at fat burger (oh and they actually have a special melon platter. that must be it and right. ). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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