Truly a Classic

Rating: 9/10 (2 September 2019)

Caddyshack is without a doubt a big classic. It still holds up nearly 40 years later, has a very awesome cast, the comedy is brilliant, and has a very good working story.
Caddyshack is about a teen, Danny (played by Michael O'Keefe) that works as a caddy at a country club to raise money for his college education. He decides to caddy for a club member, Judge Eilhu Smalls (played by Ted Knight) and gets advice and help from a wealthy golfer Ty (played by Chevy Chase) in order to win the upcoming Caddy Day golf tournament before a rude millionaire, Al (played by Rodney Dangerfield), wants to purchase the country club.
Meanwhile, there is a pesky gopher going around the golf course and creating havoc. The club's groundskeeper, Carl (played by Bill Murray) is given the task to take out the rodent and just so happens that the gopher is smarter than he thinks.
Caddyshack is a great film. The cast is top notch. You got great comedians like Bill Murray, Rodney Dangerfield, and Chevy Chase together and they were all pretty funny. Ted Knight may not of been a comedian, but he still did a great job. I think the best parts of the film were with the gopher. It just has that classic slapstick humor that many people were used to back then, and even though this film is rated R, the gopher scenes are the only scenes that both kids and adults can watch and laugh at, but the rest is all fun for adults.
The story was also straight forward and basic. Not confusing at all, and the pacing went in a great pace.
Overall, Caddyshack is hands down a big classic that never gets old.