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I have seen this movie , and I 've heard many good things about it ,and many things like "this is one of the funniest movies ever made " .But I don't agree . Actually it was pretty annoying and dull . The story isn't very relevant ,it is just a bad clone of "Animal House " Of John Landis . Many of the scenes don't have any relationship with the plot ,and all are just to show the stupidity of the characters . For example , when Will Ferrell removes all his clothes in the party when he is drunk , and many other similar things . And like many other movies of the same genre ,it is very sexist ,and the way how it portrait the women it is just repulsive . Now you can say "it is just a movie " , but there are some jokes that probably would offend some women . This one is pretty over-rated .Seriouslly ,it wasn't that good .

You do not watch "Old School" if you are looking for intellectual stimulation. Also, while it's got some very funny moments (such as the CPR scene), it really isn't a very good film, as the plot really makes no sense and the movie is wildly uneven. Three irresponsible jerks (Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Will Ferrell) have lives that are either a mess or they're about to make a mess. All three characters (especially Wilson and Vaughn) REALLY make no sense--like their characters are only about 50% written. For example, Wilson is supposed to be a really nice and decent guy--so why does he always agree to do such immoral things?! Vaughn is married and spends most of the film being a major jerk and encouraging his friends to be man-whores---like he's vicariously living through these guys. Huh?! Well, the three WHO ARE NOT STUDENTS decide to start a fraternity(?!) but Dean Wormer (or whoever) is a kill-joy who wants to shut down this den of debauchery. And the rest of the film is basically "Animal House" and "Revenge of the Nerds"--just not as original and not as good. What is good about the film? Well, a few bits here and there are quite funny--and most involve Will Ferrell. In fact, Ferrell came off best in the film because his character was purely comic relief and didn't need to make sense! So, when Ferrell runs naked through the campus, it is funny because it is appealing to a low-brow and primal sense of humor. 'Blue' was also quite funny, as this character was purely for comic relief. But as for the rest of the cast, they often tried to bounce between comedy and drama--and it just didn't work. They came off as incomplete and clichéd. Not a bad movie if you just want brainless raunchy comedy but it could have been so much better...easily.

To start with, why make a comedy that is for the most of it not even funny? If your idea of a good laugh is Will Ferrel showing off his white fat ass running naked in the streets this film may be promising. But something is really wrong in this screaming advertisement of "male freedom" of brainless vulgarities parading as "real men, untamed and free" to go get ass drunk and something really wrong with imposing the idea that for men to have a good time must exclude marriage and children and certainly should include blow jobs as the utmost desirable form of sex. This is not a comedy; this is mental birth control with the target audience being the white race already on its way to extinction. I may give this movie more than it deserves on its own right, I might have tolerated it a bit better if this was the first of this kind, but then again, it was such a condensed "piece" that it definitely blew the fuse with me. I simply refuse to be manipulated by something this unoriginal and tediously forced. Ever sat in a company where you had to keep smiling too long when no part of you felt like and had to laugh at gross jokes of a boss afraid of the repercussions? This is how this movie felt like. I quit after half an hour – too late.

*Slight Spoilers* Is this a classic? No, not even in the "frat comedy" genre, but it *is* funny! And, for a comedy, that's enough. Some jokes are worn, and some set-ups will make you groan. But there are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments thanks to the fantastic cast. The material may be old but you understand immediately that Vaughn, Wilson and Ferrell are having a blast making this film. Their energy permeates the movie. From their delivery to body language to timing, all three are on target. The supporting cast of unusual characters adds to the joy. My favorite is Vaughn. Though the movie revolves around Wilson's character, Vaughn is the glue that keeps it all together. Leah Remini has a too brief turn as Vaughn's wife and steals her few scenes. Jeremy Piven is a wonderfully hateful Dean. Lewis' character was the only weak point. I know she was meant to be one of the mechanisms leading to Wilson's new "house", but it seemed weak and out of place. If you're not offended by raunchy comedy, this movie will satisfy! Rent it, grab some popcorn and enjoy! Be careful drinking your cola though, you may end up snorting it out your nose. 6 out of 10.

Can't argue about my love for this film. It is funny and not super serious. You can leave your brain at the door. Won't impress the critics, but combining this film with drinks is a must.

As a non-teen movie, '' Old School'' contains the ingredients we didn't like in teen movies, i.e. vulgarity, obscenity and poor jokes. This movie is even worse than American Pie 2 and 3. Don't see it, it's not funny and can make you totally idiot. If you live in the U.S., this movie was rated R for strong language and nudity. But if you live overseas, be cautious with your children (if you have) because the movie was allowed to all audiences (in most of European countries). Prevent them from watching this awful and very vulgar recipe. All you will find in it is rubbish at all levels. Not even a piece of laughter. In the same category, avoid movies like ''Not another teen movie'', ''American Pie 3'', ''Van Wilder Public Relations ''. Rate : 1 out of 10.

Luke Wilson (as Mitch), Will Ferrell (as Frank), and Vince Vaughn (as Beanie) star as three dumb old dudes who open a "frat house" and act stupid. But, this is no "Animal House". Think frat, fat, and fag jokes. And, they're not even funny. Snoop Dogg and James Carville appear as lame versions of themselves. If that's not enough to turn you off, be forewarned - the performers you'd least like to see naked take off the most clothes, with Mr. Ferrell's bare ass hanging around for an interminable length of time. Apologies are in order. Director/co-writer/co-producer Todd Phillips may have taken it the wrong way when someone told him, "This movie should be shot." * Old School (2/13/03) Todd Phillips ~ Luke Wilson, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Jeremy Piven

A man in his mid-thirties is restless, disheartened, and fed up with life in general after breaking up with his longtime girlfriend. He moves into a house on a college campus where, against his better judgment but with the persuasion of his equally depressed, unhappily married buddies, he starts an unofficial fraternity. To their surprise, the fraternity turns into a huge success that allows the three of them to recapture the spirit of their beloved college years. Intentionally goofy, college-oriented comedy from the director of Road Trip is uneven at times, but the cast is good and there are often some very funny moments. **½

This is the ultimately guy comedy of all time. I'll be quoting this movie until i'm 80 years old. The plot is original and hilarious and you can watch it from front to back 10 times in a row and still laugh every time. I'm a huge Will Ferrell fan and he doesn't disappoint. As Frank "the tank" he manages to be one of the funniest characters in movie history. This is a movie that most guys can relate to. If you've ever wanted to get back to the days of partying and girls, yet are stuck in the boredom of everyday life, then this movie will have you rolling around. Hecks, i'm even contemplating starting up my own fraternity. I can only hope that there will be a sequel to this one. I'll be the first in line to see it when it opens.