Movie Madness (1982)

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Peter Riegert

Jason Cooper ("Growing Yourself")

Diane Lane

Liza ("Growing Yourself")

Candy Clark

Susan Cooper ("Growing Yourself")

Teresa Ganzel

Diana ("Growing Yourself")

Schnootie Neff

Jennifer Cooper - 'Growing Yourself'

Andy Shakman

Josh Cooper - 'Growing Yourself'

Tamar Howard

Judy Cooper - 'Growing Yourself'

Ian Fried

Jeffrey Cooper - 'Growing Yourself'

Barry Michlin

Fireman - 'Growing Yourself'

Trinidad Silva

Carlos - 'Growing Yourself'

John Lawlor

Mr. Haggis - 'Growing Yourself'

Susan Krebs

Lady Who Beats Her Plants - 'Growing Yourself'

Nedra Volz

Old Lady - 'Growing Yourself'

Stanley Lawrence

Sanitation Man - 'Growing Yourself'
(as Stan Lawrence)

Ann Dusenberry

Dominique Corsaire ("Success Wanters")

Robert Culp

Paul Everest ("Success Wanters")

Titos Vandis

Nixos Naxos ("Success Wanters")

Bobby Di Cicco

Nicholas Naxos ("Success Wanters")

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The picture was completed in 1981 but wasn't widely released theatrically until two years later in 1983. In between, the movie had a limited release stateside in April 1982.

Citazioni
Stan Nagurski: I didn't want to say anything, but you're boring.

Versioni alternative
The 1992 US VHS release censors most of the profanities via dubbing (though one line is cut outright with a noticeable splice in the picture). The DVD release is uncensored.

Connessioni
Featured in That Guy Dick Miller (2014)

Colonne sonore
Going To The Movies
Performed by Dr. John

Even by the low, low standards of the National Lampoon stable this is rubbish.

A spoof on the movies, that looks at a growing movie, a revenge type movie and a buddy cop movie. Usually I open a review with a plot summary with this film it would be pointless to try and summarise the plot in a meaningful way.the writers certainly couldn't do it!

Instead of a plot or a story we have three sketches that are only notable for how unfunny they manage to be. None of them manage to get beyond their original lazy setup, often they aren't even jokes instead we are just given the situation and expected to find it funny. I never laughed once not even a smile..and I was in the mood for a silly spoof! The titles reveal what to expect a childish, crude, rude and stupid focus.

The cast contains some `names' Robert Culp, Christopher Lloyd, Rhea Perlman, Richard Widmark and a few others, but none do well. All of hamstrung by rubbish dialogue. It's almost sad to think that they made this film, thinking audiences would be roaring with laughter!

Overall this is absolute trash, it didn't get a cinema release and to me is the definition of pointless. Even by the low, low standards of the National Lampoon stable this is rubbish.