M**Y
You're My Boy, Blue
My entire family loves this movie.
B**M
You my boy, Blue!
One of my favorite movies, I bought it so I can watch it whenever I want. Funny every time!
D**K
great
wonderful and funny movie
M**M
not my cup of tea, but surprise, I loved it!
I didn't see this movie when it came out in the theaters as I thought the movie looked pretty stupid. Then I saw Dodgeball and that was my first introduction to Vince Vaughn. I liked his "Bill Murryesque" portrayal in that movie so I decided to see what else he was in. A friend recommended Old School and with low expectations for the movie, I rented it. I watched it first by myself and giggled most of the way through. Then later, my husband and I watched it and this time I liked it even better. I liked the fact that even though these guys on the surface seemed to be jerks, underneath they were actually pretty nice guys. A great example of that in the movie is when Beanie is alone with a coed in his room at the "frat" house and she comes on to him. You can tell he is torn, but ultimately, tells her "I can't, I'm married." I just love that scene and Vaughn is brilliant with it. YOu can see that even as he is turning her down that he wishes he could be that kind of guy who would cheat on his wife. FOr all his blustering about how miserable wife and kids are, he is actually a sweet dad, and a loyal husband. It is this type of little nuance that saves this movie from being just another stupid bad boy comedy.The big laughs are there as well. OF course the famous streaking scene is hilarious, but I had seen most of that in trailers so it wasn't a surprise. The scene in the van when they pick up their recruits is another hilarious part. But there are many more funny little lines here and there that to me make up the best parts of the movie. For example, when Will Ferrell is describing his weekend plans of going to home depot etc, to the college kids, I just crack up. The gentle way Vaughn is with his son and baby and then "ear muffs" them and swears etc, is great. And the birthday party scene with Beanie yelling at a pledge who took the headpiece off of his costume because it would upset the kids while he is dressed up as clown and is chainsmoking and drinking. I could go on but I will stop now and just go watch it again!ALot of people have complained about the ending and I disagree. I liked the way they took the tests etc and beat the dean. The dance scene in the gym makes the whole last third of them movie worth it.The performances are all very good although I don't really think that this sort of comedy is Luke Wilson's forte. He was ok as a straight guy, but I don't really think he could play a funny part. Will Ferrell was very good, but his ending bothered me. I kept hoping he would pull out of his alcoholic ways at the end. If I really think about that, it is sort of depressing. Vaughn was the fantastic,especially compared to the laid back performance he gave in Dodgeball. I hope his upcoming films will not disappoint. As for this movie, buy it, kick back and don't be embarassed to laugh at the non-pc, sexist, silly, sometimes vulgar, but essentially sweet nature of the movie
M**T
probably the greatest movie ever made
were going streaking!
A**Z
Great for movie night
Very funny a good movie to watch
B**N
Pretty funny
Not for kids
S**R
Plentiful Laughs From This Film
This film Old School (unrated version) stars Luke Wilson as an ambitious and down to earth lawyer named Mitch Martin, Will Ferrell as Frank Ricard a well-meaning yet wild person who is still in the process of finding his place in life, and Vince Vaughan as Bernard Campbell the blunt yet well-meaning man who deep down has a heart of gold and is actually one of the leaders and planners of what goes on in the film. Some of the females that feature in Old School are Ellen Pompeo, Juliette Lewis, Leah Remini, and more. There are also celebrity appearances such as from Snoop Dogg, James Carville, and a celebrity with the name of Andy D. who teaches some certain kinds of “lessons” to some of the female characters of the film and there is even a scene that plays Hungry Like the Wolf by Duran Duran. Jeremy Priven plays the role of a college dean named Gordon Pritchard who unintentionally helps Mitch Martin, Frank Ricard, and Bernard Campbell to band together to legally come up with a type of college campus house that welcomes both students and adults outside of college after he forces them up against the wall.
C**G
Old School!
At first, I thought the film was going to be as expected. American Pie like, once-only film. But I was proven VERY wrong.The story is simple complexity. There's a lot of twists along the way, and although there are times where you'll be unsure, you'll enjoy it fully.But the real joy of this film lies in the characters. Each defining on their own, and defining as a whole. It really does take you back to the times where you're in College (universities).However, one cannot overlook the most important aspect of this movie; the girls. There's nothing more to be said. If you have experienced the sheer madness of colleges, then you'll understand why this is a truly great film.
F**F
<3
This is one of the funniest films I have ever watched - not predictable or cliché like some, its real life situations with a real funny twist, and you can relate to some of the stuff too. Your really get to know and love the characters and for that reason I gave it 5 *
G**H
You're my boy, Blue!
Great film, never on sky when you wanna watch it so picked this up for a v.low price and got it next day on Prime.
G**4
Great Buy, Great Movie
Excellent Product, Quick Delivery & decent price
L**I
Old School
I did not think that I would like this as much as I did. It has a familiar basis to other movies, but is so funny.
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