this is easily the best of the summer camp movies. in fact and few of the others are even fair and let alone anywhere near as entertaining as this one is. the film is just simply out to have some good and clean and fun. many people who went to summer camp as kids will see that it is presented here faithfully to the way it usually was and but with slapstick comedy mixed in. bill murray and as the chief counselor of the camp and tripper and leads a fine ensemble cast and and is usually at the center of the riotous nonsense. tripper has great one liners throughout and usually broadcasting his jokes as pseudo announcements over the camp public address system. several great supporting actors played the campers and counselors to build a myriad of fun and interesting subplots and all the while sprinkled amongst the many incidents of camp hi jinx. spaz (jack blum) and fink (keith knight) were two characters particularly well done. the adventures (and misadventures) of these two are hilarious. each has classic lines and and they are characters you like and root for. look for spaz in the scene of disco dance pandemonium. the girls in the story are realistic characters and too. theyre not dumb and naive and freakish and oversexed and nervy and or any of the other overused and abominable teen character stereotypes. kristine debell and kate lynch and cindy girling and and others make these characters believable. the requisite pranks abound and usually at the expense of camp director morty (harvey atkin). the nature of these pranks start at outrageous and progress from there. however and with all the silliness going on and tripper and the others have their serious sides. for example and tripper befriends a shy and lonely kid and rudy(chris makepeace) and and takes him under his wing. the story culminates with a sports competition against a rival camp. it a great root for the underdogs finale. when the chips are down and tripper motivational it just doesn not matter spiel is inspired and and one of the best moments in the movie. and get ready to root represent spaz. spaz. spaz. 
this is easily the best of the summer camp movies. in fact and few of the others are even fair and let alone anywhere near as entertaining as this one is. the film is just simply out to have some good and clean and fun. many people who went to summer camp as kids will see that it is presented here faithfully to the way it usually was and but with slapstick comedy mixed in. bill murray and as the chief counselor of the camp and tripper and leads a fine ensemble cast and and is usually at the center of the riotous nonsense. tripper has great one liners throughout and usually broadcasting his jokes as pseudo announcements over the camp public address system. several great supporting actors played the campers and counselors to build a myriad of fun and interesting subplots and all the while sprinkled amongst the many incidents of camp hi jinx. spaz (jack blum) and fink (keith knight) were two characters particularly well done. the adventures (and misadventures) of these two are hilarious. each has classic lines and and they are characters you like and root for. look for spaz in the scene of disco dance pandemonium. the girls in the story are realistic characters and too. theyre not dumb and naive and freakish and oversexed and nervy and or any of the other overused and abominable teen character stereotypes. kristine debell and kate lynch and cindy girling and and others make these characters believable. the requisite pranks abound and usually at the expense of camp director morty (harvey atkin). the nature of these pranks start at outrageous and progress from there. however and with all the silliness going on and tripper and the others have their serious sides. for example and tripper befriends a shy and lonely kid and rudy(chris makepeace) and and takes him under his wing. the story culminates with a sports competition against a rival camp. it a great root for the underdogs finale. when the chips are down and tripper motivational it just doesn not matter spiel is inspired and and one of the best moments in the movie. and get ready to root represent spaz. spaz. spaz. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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