Caddyshack

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Movie Guy Apr 13 Great to see on the big screen! See more Mitch M @MitchMover Jul 17 Because of all the hype, I watched this movie three times to make sure I wasn't missing anything, but after three viewings, I still don't find it very funny. I just don't understand how this is considered by many to be one of the best comedies ever made. I have now decided that watching it a fourth time isn't gonna change my opinion of it. Thumbs down! See more Robert P @RT68829131 Jul 9 Bill Murry is one of my alter egos, Caddy shack, Ghostbusters, Trips. I hate pretentious people, this movie puts them in their place. I am a Raiders fan, the Mad Stork, Ted Hendricks is my football alter ego. Look at the Raiders, Tooz, Mad Bomber, Mad Stork, Todzilla. They fit right in with Bill Murray See more Chris S @Janomi Jun 26 Caddyshack is one of those comedies that's remembered more for its individual moments than its overall story. Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Bill Murray, and Ted Knight each bring completely different comedic styles, yet they somehow fit together perfectly. Murray's battle with the gopher and Dangerfield's nonstop one-liners have become comedy classics for a reason. The movie also deserves credit for its fearless sense of humor. It happily pokes fun at country club culture, class divisions, and social pretension without taking anything too seriously. That irreverent attitude helped influence a generation of comedies that followed. The biggest weakness is that there's barely a central plot holding everything together. Danny may be the main character, but he's regularly overshadowed by the much funnier supporting cast, making his story the least memorable part of the movie. Even so, the performances, quotable dialogue, and outrageous humor make Caddyshack an easy comedy to revisit. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom Apr 19 *Caddyshack* is one of those comedies that feels effortlessly chaotic in the best way. The film doesn’t rely on a tight, conventional plot—instead, it thrives on its unforgettable characters and loose, sketch-like structure. Chevy Chase brings a laid-back coolness, Bill Murray steals scenes with his bizarre gopher obsession, and Rodney Dangerfield delivers rapid-fire one-liners that still land decades later. What really makes the movie work is its irreverent tone. It pokes fun at class divides and country club culture without ever feeling heavy-handed. The humor ranges from clever to outright absurd, but it rarely misses. It’s not a perfect film structurally plus its an 8/10, with its comedic energy and iconic moments more than make up for it. A classic that’s endlessly quotable and still genuinely funny. See more Joshua M @Flameon Apr 19 Tries to be funny but really isn't all that. Rodney Dangerfield basically does stand-up comedy to give it life. See more Read all reviews

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