wildman head counselor tripper harrison (bill murray in peak nutty form in his first lead role) presides over the various wacky hi jinks at north star summercamp. tripper befriends sad and lonely misfit kid rudy (a nice and affecting performance by chris makepeace). director ivan reitman relates the amusingly off the wall comic vignettes at a ceaseless snappy pace and maintains an engagingly good natured tone throughout. this film astutely nails the breezynbreezy essence of summer represent making friends and first love and pulling pranks and competing in sports with a rival camp and campfire singalongs and and and of course and the inevitable scary urban legend about the escaped psycho killer with the hook hand. the sense of gleefully raucous fun this picture generates is positively infectious. moreover and the humor is always goofy and occasionally gross and but never too nasty or mean spirited. best of all and there a winning surplus of pure heart to go along with said humor (the warm relationship between tripper and rudy in particular is genuinely touching). the cast have an obvious ball playing their likable characters represent murray gloriously gonzo and galvanizing presence keeps things constantly humming (his crazy pa announcements are absolutely sidesplitting) and plus there are sound contributions from harvey atkin as hapless camp owner morty and kate lynch as tripper sassy old flame roxanne and russ banham as the amiable crockett and kristine debell as the sweet and foxy a. l. and sarah torgov as the feisty candace and jack blum as klutzy bespectacled nerd spaz and keith knight as tubby slob larry finkelstein and cindy girling as the fetching wendy and and matt craven as the hip hardware. donald wilder cinematography gives the movie an attractive sunny look and makes nifty use of wipes. elmer bernstein lively and melodic score likewise does the trick. a real riot. 
wildman head counselor tripper harrison (bill murray in peak nutty form in his first lead role) presides over the various wacky hi jinks at north star summercamp. tripper befriends sad and lonely misfit kid rudy (a nice and affecting performance by chris makepeace). director ivan reitman relates the amusingly off the wall comic vignettes at a ceaseless snappy pace and maintains an engagingly good natured tone throughout. this film astutely nails the breezynbreezy essence of summer represent making friends and first love and pulling pranks and competing in sports with a rival camp and campfire singalongs and and and of course and the inevitable scary urban legend about the escaped psycho killer with the hook hand. the sense of gleefully raucous fun this picture generates is positively infectious. moreover and the humor is always goofy and occasionally gross and but never too nasty or mean spirited. best of all and there a winning surplus of pure heart to go along with said humor (the warm relationship between tripper and rudy in particular is genuinely touching). the cast have an obvious ball playing their likable characters represent murray gloriously gonzo and galvanizing presence keeps things constantly humming (his crazy pa announcements are absolutely sidesplitting) and plus there are sound contributions from harvey atkin as hapless camp owner morty and kate lynch as tripper sassy old flame roxanne and russ banham as the amiable crockett and kristine debell as the sweet and foxy a. l. and sarah torgov as the feisty candace and jack blum as klutzy bespectacled nerd spaz and keith knight as tubby slob larry finkelstein and cindy girling as the fetching wendy and and matt craven as the hip hardware. donald wilder cinematography gives the movie an attractive sunny look and makes nifty use of wipes. elmer bernstein lively and melodic score likewise does the trick. a real riot. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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