Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15660 in DVD
• Released on: 2001-07-10
• Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Aspect ratio: 1.85:1
• Formats: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
• Original language: English, French
• Subtitled in: English
• Number of discs: 2
• Running time: 188 minutes

Customer Reviews

Wayne's World IS party time
Alright; so both of these movies rock. They take one of the funniest SNL skits starring two of the funniest comedy actors of their time, and make them into a full length movie. Unlike most other SNL lifts, like superstar, night at the roxbury, or any of the other trite and pointless comedies that have sprung from the now waning-SNL, Wayne's World is actually funny, and addictingly so. From the first few moments of the original movie, joke after joke plows the audience. Meyers and Carvey are genius in their roles as bumbling musicians trying to make it big while keeping it real; as Wayne and Garth, they flow through fame fortune, and "CAsssandra" (tia Carerra, in a knockout foxy role). The second film isnt quite as good as the first, but lets be honest, how many sequels are even comparable to the first (the lost world to jurassic park, TMNT 2 to TMNT (tho vanilla ice rocked), the ounces of horror flick sequels). It is still very entertaining, tho, so dont be dissuaded by the fact that its a sequel. Seriously, a definite investment for anyone who needs a good laugh, or a few good movie lines to memorize. And a must buy for any Meyers/Carvey fan (hey whatever did happen to Dana Carvey....he is so talented). This reviewers final word: definitely buy

Who Listens to Leonard Maltin Anyway?
Denouncing Wayne's World like that. It's shameful. This is an hilarious film which is very rewatchable; Myers and Carvey are great playing out the two teenage 'rockin' dudes', and you just gotta love the metal soundtrack.

It's not extremely deep and meaningful, but it is extremely funny, and the sequel holds up reasonably well against the first 'Wayne's World.'

It's excellent.

Excellent
Two very funny movies. The DVD presentation is fantastic. A lot of effort here. The menu's look like a TV guide, you get glimpses of other DVD's (Ewww Solid Gold aerobics), each movie has a documentary with interviews (about 22 minutes each). The movie's themselves look great with anamorphic widescreen and DD5.1 sound.

The director's commentary from Penelope Spheeris is entertaining and informative. The commentary by Stephen Serjuk is boring and meandering.

A very worthwhile way to spend your money and enjoy a couple of hours of fun.