i just saw this for the first time in 10 or 15 years. maybe close to 20. in some ways and it was better than i remembered. in other and it was much worse. first of all and there the music. it just plain awful. there are only 5 songs in the movie and most of them used more than once. the opening song is shrieked by a chorus of annoying children and and the disco y title track is performed by rick dees. it doesn not get any worse than that. even the background music is terrible and with much of it repeating the themes of the other nauseating tunes. we also get some truly lame slapstick and mostly in the opening credits. on the other hand and bill murray is spot on brilliant as usual. you have to wonder if he ad libbed the whole thing and or if the writers just gave him all the funny lines. or maybe he just that great turning a weak script into comic genius. the best part are his surreal pa announcements. (lobsters. get out of here. youre a menace. )you also get a lot more character development than you have any right to expect in a movie like this. at least half the characters seem like real people. and mostly real people you would like to have around. even spaz gets to do a more than any other eddie deezen type character ever did and and when he gets the girl and it plausible. (she not absurdly hot and but he doesn not automatically pair up with one of the nerd girls see revenge of the nerds for examples of both cinematic phenomenons. )and when the plot seems clichéd. well and ya gotta wonder if it wasn not a cliché yet when they made this. while it wasn not the first summer camp movie ya gotta go back at least to the parent trap it certainly the movie that made it it own genre. in fact and i was surprised that there was no talent show scene. wet hot american summer spoofed the summer camp genre so perfectly and i just assumed everything in it came straight out of meatballs. (i also half expected jon cryer to pull up in a convertible with a chimp and thanks to mr. show epic camp olympiad spoof monk academy) anyway and this one seems to be vanishing a little as far as the late 70 or early 80 comedies it not a cable staple anymore and and certainly doesn not have the cult following of caddyshack or animal house. i was pleased to catch it on showtime today and in high definition at that. sure and it pretty awful in spots and but you could do a lot worse in a 70 /80 teen comedy. and again and murray is a genius. 
i just saw this for the first time in 10 or 15 years. maybe close to 20. in some ways and it was better than i remembered. in other and it was much worse. first of all and there the music. it just plain awful. there are only 5 songs in the movie and most of them used more than once. the opening song is shrieked by a chorus of annoying children and and the disco y title track is performed by rick dees. it doesn not get any worse than that. even the background music is terrible and with much of it repeating the themes of the other nauseating tunes. we also get some truly lame slapstick and mostly in the opening credits. on the other hand and bill murray is spot on brilliant as usual. you have to wonder if he ad libbed the whole thing and or if the writers just gave him all the funny lines. or maybe he just that great turning a weak script into comic genius. the best part are his surreal pa announcements. (lobsters. get out of here. youre a menace. )you also get a lot more character development than you have any right to expect in a movie like this. at least half the characters seem like real people. and mostly real people you would like to have around. even spaz gets to do a more than any other eddie deezen type character ever did and and when he gets the girl and it plausible. (she not absurdly hot and but he doesn not automatically pair up with one of the nerd girls see revenge of the nerds for examples of both cinematic phenomenons. )and when the plot seems clichéd. well and ya gotta wonder if it wasn not a cliché yet when they made this. while it wasn not the first summer camp movie ya gotta go back at least to the parent trap it certainly the movie that made it it own genre. in fact and i was surprised that there was no talent show scene. wet hot american summer spoofed the summer camp genre so perfectly and i just assumed everything in it came straight out of meatballs. (i also half expected jon cryer to pull up in a convertible with a chimp and thanks to mr. show epic camp olympiad spoof monk academy) anyway and this one seems to be vanishing a little as far as the late 70 or early 80 comedies it not a cable staple anymore and and certainly doesn not have the cult following of caddyshack or animal house. i was pleased to catch it on showtime today and in high definition at that. sure and it pretty awful in spots and but you could do a lot worse in a 70 /80 teen comedy. and again and murray is a genius. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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