Wayne's World.

2010-04-17T04:41:00.001-07:00

Tonight is the first 'exciting' installment of "Saturday Night Movie Review", where I review a movie that my family and I have watched, that Saturday night. The movie I recently watched was Wayne's World, an over the top, brain molestation, but otherwise a good little flick. It stars Wayne and Garth, who are two best friends, who run a show called 'Wayne's World'. The show becomes popular, and is recognized by some hot-shot in the business industry named Benjamin. Benjamin organizes a meeting with Noah, creator of Noah's Arcade, some popular arcade place. Benjamin sweet talks Noah into sponsoring the show, so Benjamin goes to find Wayne. There are some other characters, must unimportant, but there is an object of affection for Wayne; Cassandra, a sassy bass player/ singer for a rock band.

The movie itself wasn't too bad, at least you could watch it, unlike some other movies I've seen *cough* Clash of the Titans *cough*. There was a storyline in it, but most of the time the lines seemed improvised, which gave it a sort of care-free, happy-go-lucky style that I immediately liked. The characters were not well developed, but in this sort of film, I guess it wasn't needed. Each of the characters all had different personalities, which is what I liked best about this movie. Wayne and Garth were both goofy, wacky, and had all sort of crazy antics. Cassandra was strong-willed, humorous, and had a 'hard to get' feel around her. Benjamin was slick, slimy, and sickening, as all portrayed business men are.

And now onto the section, aptly named; The Most Memorable Part.
The most memorable part for me, I guess, was when they were advertising all the different products. Wayne was ranting about not wanting to ruin his show with corporate sponsorship, but in every shot he talked, either him or Garth were endorsing a product. They did this shot very well, but I saw several times where Garth was trying not to laugh.

And this concludes the first 'Saturday Night Movie Review'. Plenty to come, so stay tuned, or online, or whatever.