they do not make movies like this anymore  though some may say that a good thing. although this was amongst the first of disney pg rated films and it has more of the feel of the g films their studio turned out in the70s (i. e. freaky friday and the world greatest athlete) than the pg films that came out in the early 80s (i. e. watcher in the woods and tron and something wicked this way comes). because of disney backing and midnight madness obviously had a large budget. a huge cast and a ton of diverse locations go to show that. but zaniness and a madcap scavenger hunt and and spectacular visual style weren not enough to save the film from being an enormous flop. a failure at the box office and most of us were introduced to the film on hbo in the early 80s and back in the days when the same films would be shown 29 times a week (oh and wait  they still do that. ). essentially hbo did for this film what cbs did for the wizard of oz  they created an enormous cult audience for a sugary sweet mega flop. the biggest problem that makes this a bad film is that there too many characters and very few of them are fleshed out  eddie deezen squad do not even have names. the blue team and although theyre the villains and are the most endearing and have the most work put into their characters (with the exception of the girl and who can not act and doesn not have enough to do). harold and perfectly played to the hilt by stephen furst and is really the only one whose character is fully realized in the film. the other standout character is goof off melio and played with tons of charm by now director andy tennant. although then dr. pepper spokesman david naughton was supposed to be the star and his character often comes off obnoxious and particularly when pitted against his brother adam and michael j. fox. while everyone has favorite characters and i do not think anyone who loves the movie could disagree that furst and fox are the only two characters that you really learn anything about. despite the film many flaws and bad actors (most of whom fell off the face of the earth after this movie) it still works because the actors appeared to be having fun  and fun on the set equals fun on the screen. come on and what college jock doesn not dream of floating around in a beer vat and what zoftig girl doesn not dream of stealing the show at the local discotech. er. i guess it would be at a rave nowadays. campy and squeaky clean fun for anyone who was young in the 70s and 80s and it only fitting that this has finally gotten the massive video release that it deserves. but where the hell the widescreen dvd release with the commentary and trailer and the full version of the song that plays in the disco. 
they do not make movies like this anymore  though some may say that a good thing. although this was amongst the first of disney pg rated films and it has more of the feel of the g films their studio turned out in the70s (i. e. freaky friday and the world greatest athlete) than the pg films that came out in the early 80s (i. e. watcher in the woods and tron and something wicked this way comes). because of disney backing and midnight madness obviously had a large budget. a huge cast and a ton of diverse locations go to show that. but zaniness and a madcap scavenger hunt and and spectacular visual style weren not enough to save the film from being an enormous flop. a failure at the box office and most of us were introduced to the film on hbo in the early 80s and back in the days when the same films would be shown 29 times a week (oh and wait  they still do that. ). essentially hbo did for this film what cbs did for the wizard of oz  they created an enormous cult audience for a sugary sweet mega flop. the biggest problem that makes this a bad film is that there too many characters and very few of them are fleshed out  eddie deezen squad do not even have names. the blue team and although theyre the villains and are the most endearing and have the most work put into their characters (with the exception of the girl and who can not act and doesn not have enough to do). harold and perfectly played to the hilt by stephen furst and is really the only one whose character is fully realized in the film. the other standout character is goof off melio and played with tons of charm by now director andy tennant. although then dr. pepper spokesman david naughton was supposed to be the star and his character often comes off obnoxious and particularly when pitted against his brother adam and michael j. fox. while everyone has favorite characters and i do not think anyone who loves the movie could disagree that furst and fox are the only two characters that you really learn anything about. despite the film many flaws and bad actors (most of whom fell off the face of the earth after this movie) it still works because the actors appeared to be having fun  and fun on the set equals fun on the screen. come on and what college jock doesn not dream of floating around in a beer vat and what zoftig girl doesn not dream of stealing the show at the local discotech. er. i guess it would be at a rave nowadays. campy and squeaky clean fun for anyone who was young in the 70s and 80s and it only fitting that this has finally gotten the massive video release that it deserves. but where the hell the widescreen dvd release with the commentary and trailer and the full version of the song that plays in the disco. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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