Who Remember's This Movie?


"A chillin' new comedy in full Neandervision."

Brendan Fraser played a Neanderthal in this 1992 movie.

The film gained a mostly negative reaction from critics. It currently holds a 17% rating on the film review site Rotten Tomatoes. Despite the low rating, the film was a box-office success, with an intake of over $40 million. Its budget was only $7,500,000.

Pauly Shore's performance won him the Razzie Award for Worst New Star.

The film is called "Encino man".

Here's an early review of the movie from May 28 1992:
If you're among the audience that has gone to "Wayne's World" over and over and rented the "Bill & Ted" movies 100 times each — "Encino Man" is for you.

This is sort of "Wayne and Garth Meet Caveman Lawyer." ("Saturday Night Live" fans should get that.)

Sean Astin (who seems to be getting chunky in his post-adolescence) and Pauly Shore (yes, he has that same MTV persona) are a pair of high school seniors looked upon by the rest of the school as hopeless nerds. But one day, while digging a swimming pool in Astin's back yard, they come upon a frozen caveman (Brendan Fraser, who is quite ingratiating).

Seeing a possibility for popularity, they dig him up, thaw him out and then try to integrate him into modern teen society. Soon they have enrolled him in school as an exchange student. And he repays the favor by helping them become cool.

This is every bit as insipid as it sounds, but it's also surprisingly innocent and has a most unexpected sweetness. There are some chuckles here and there for adults, but on the whole this one is strictly for teens — and the teenagers sitting around me seemed to be truly enjoying themselves.

"Encino Man" is rated PG for mild comic violence and a couple of profanities and vulgarities.

Watch Encino Man below:

Comments

  1. You mean California man right?

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  2. the best part is when they go campin lol

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  3. Trying hard to forget THAT movie just like Brendan is! Crock o'shite!

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    1. Yes he took his experience from this movie to land more esteemed roles, like in George of the Jungle and Monkeybone.

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    2. Hey Well don't forget "Airheads" lol I think that's Adam Sandlers first movie ???

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  4. I thought he was a Cro-Magnon

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  5. It's "Remembers". No need for an apostrophe. Geez.

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  6. And this movie has what to do with bigfoot? NOTHING!
    Shawn = Fuctard.

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    1. You want to talk Bigfoot let's Talk.
      SO how 'bout that PGF?
      I say it's Bob H in a suit made of horse hide and that their was a film crew and others there besides Roger and Bob G.The film crew was there to film Rogers documentary and since Roger owned the rights his wife still has it.You can see other people on horseback in the woods in the Patty film.

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    2. Anonymous 11:31 YOU ARE FULL OF SHIT AN A FUCTARD AS WELL!

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  7. remembers with an apostrophe? what a moron.

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    1. Better a mooron than a ass, a jerk, and a dick such as yourself!

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  8. Breakout movie for Pauly Shore aka "the weasel". What ever happened to that guy?

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    1. Ended up giving $5.00 tug-jobs in the Target parking lot because Wal-Mart is just too redneck for him.

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    2. Nah, you're thinking of Pauly D. Nice effort tho

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  9. I'm amazed this hasn't been taken down for copyright infringement.

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  10. Pauly Shore blew me once and I shot a load into that pretty hair of his. He was down on his luck and needed the money.

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  11. I remember banging a chick while this movie was on. All I could think about was Pauly Shore and boy did I explode!

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