It makes me feel kinda funny... like when we used to climb the rope in gym class.

Rating: 10/10 (27 September 1999)

Wayne's World. Party time. Excellent.
These words inspired a generation of suburban metal heads, simply because they could relate.
I remember seeing the advertisements for Wayne's World as a young middle school tyke and getting very excited about it; I had yet to see the SNL skit on which the movie was based until I knew about the existance of the movie, but I made it my duty to see it soon after. Once I saw my first skit, I was addicted. I saw the MTV special, and then, the movie.
Oh, the movie.
Full of hilarious one-liners like "Hey, Mr. Donut-head man, who's trying to kill you?" And, "We fear change.", this movie is classic from beginning to end. I saw it for the first time in years a year ago, and I feared that it couldn't possibly be as good as I remembered it; it was so juvenile, so purile. But when I saw it again, it was even better. I now try to watch it at least once every few months so I can remember how good it really is. (Asfinktersezwut? What? Exactly.)
Mike Myers and Dana Carvey are comic genii, plain and simple. Tia Carrere is cute and sassy as Cassandra (and I mean that in the most non-demeaning and infantile way possible), Rob Lowe was just spiffy as the evil Benjamin, and hey, who can say no to a Scooby Doo Ending?
Full of great tunes, fine comedy, and cameos and stars out the wazoo, Wayne's World is the quintessential comedy for the slacker burnout metalhead in us all. It also works for grownups. *grin*