Camp Nowhere

1994
PG
1h 36m

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6.1/10

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Christopher Lloyd in Camp Nowhere (1994)

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Adventure Comedy Family

A group of junior high kids don't want to go to summer camps chosen by their parents. They make their own adult-free camp and "hire" an ex drama teacher to help.A group of junior high kids don't want to go to summer camps chosen by their parents. They make their own adult-free camp and "hire" an ex drama teacher to help.A group of junior high kids don't want to go to summer camps chosen by their parents. They make their own adult-free camp and "hire" an ex drama teacher to help.

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IMDb RATING

6.1/10

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Trivia
There is a bar named "Camp Nowhere" in North Providence, Rhode Island. It was named and themed after the film

Goofs
When Dennis Van Welker is walking the officers car through the car wash, he is wearing khakis when he starts, but jeans when he gets out.

Quotes
"Mud": Dad! Just because I'm smart doesn't mean I can't act stupid.
Zach: If Mud's guilty I am too.
Gaby: Me too! I'm smart enough to act stupid.
Trish: Yeah and I'm stupid too! Well... you know what I mean.

Crazy credits
After the end credits, we hear Walter calling for Betty again.

Connections
Featured in Troldspejlet: Episode #12.12 (1995)

Soundtracks
Everything Gets Twisted
Written by Danny De La Isla, Kelly Neill and Robert Westlind
Performed by Natasha's Ghost
Courtesy of F.U.A. Records

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Featured review

Simple summer entertainment.

When I go to see movies, I generally go with specific expectations. 'Space Cowboy's basic premise, for instance, was not plausible but it provided an enjoyable evening of watching for my wife and I, seeing stars we enjoy having fun doing this movie. If it had been filmed with the seriousness of 'Schindler's List' it would have failed miserably.

'Camp Nowhere' was never meant to be anything except a pleasurable distraction. It provides a couple of hours of escape from our everyday lives, giving us a chance to laugh and relax. The film is not high art, or a work of social conscience. It is entertainment - pure and simple. The film has a simple set-up, and lets it imagination run with it. And that is why I enjoyed it.