I'm not much of a partier, but if YOU are, here's your film.

Rating: Null/10 (17 February 2000)

Metropolitan Chicago is turned into a wild party scene in the king of the early 90's slacker films, and one of the pioneers of the teen movie onslaught.
Saturday Night Live duo Mike Myers and Dana Carvey are untouchable in their roles as wild partiers, with some music and entertainment in the mix.
Look for great cameos by MeatLoaf, Ed O' Neill, and Tia Carrere's best role in her career. Unfortunately, you'll have to bear Rob Lowe as his old, tired, patented snobby self, a mix of his we are tired of seeing. What lasts longest in this movie are the memorable quotes and scenes that have always endured......those quotes being along the lines of "schhwing!!" "Party time, excellent, and "a sphincktersayswhat..." If you've outgrown these quotes, we all have certainly not outgrown the famous car maching scene with "Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody."
In fact, on that note, this movie was released right after the lead singer of Queen's untimely death from AIDS (Freddie Mercury). Queens success in America was increased immeasurably, and it wasn't because of Mercury's death....it was because of the success of the movie!
In all, this memorable comedy is good for a fun Friday night, but more for friends than for family. Right on.
My rating out of 10: 8.5