Director:
Penelope SpheerisCámara:
Theo van de SandeMúsica:
J. Peter RobinsonReparto:
Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Rob Lowe, Tia Carrere, Brian Doyle-Murray, Lara Flynn Boyle, Michael DeLuise, Dan Bell, Lee Tergesen, Kurt Fuller, Meat Loaf (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Cuando un importante ejecutivo de la televisión ofrece a los alocados y poco convencionales Wayne y a Garth un jugoso contrato para hacer en su cadena su peculiar show nocturno, ambos no pueden dar crédito a su suerte. Pero el camino hacia el éxito es muy tortuoso, está lleno de peligros, tentaciones y fiestas salvajes. ¿Podrá Wayne ganar el cariño de la diosa del rock Cassandra? ¿Será Garth capaz de "mojar" con la chica de sus sueños en la tienda de donuts? (United International Pictures)
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You either like Mike Myers' humor or you don't, and I subscribe to the former group and enjoyed Wayne's World. It's not nearly as silly and simple a spectacle as it may seem. It's a pretty clever film that makes fun of itself, others, and the entire film industry and loves using all sorts of clichés and turning them on their head or leaving them as they are because they're pretty laughable in their own right... Oh, and the two perfect clowns in the lead roles – and of course Alice Cooper, who apparently knows everything about Milwaukee. Fun, fun, fun.
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The first time I met Wayne’s World was via a VHS in a local movie rental store where I must have watched everything there was to watch. I didn’t really remember this one and so I thought I was probably too young for this kind of humor back then. And as luck would have it, Cinemax has opened up this little irresponsible window to assure me that I didn’t remember it on purpose. The bad jokes that are intentionally cringy have evoked sadness instead of joy. Another “legend” I’ve crossed out in my mind.
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