A Night at the Roxbury

"I’m not one for dumb comedies but this one is just so friggin good. I cry watching it. “You brothers?”"

"It was funny but goog"

"Classic movie and classic soundtracks. I used to have a CD with all the music on there and listened to it religiously when I was a kid. I'm not a party person but always felt like clubs should play more 90s music like these."

"The movie is pretty funny and fun."

"The type of movie you watch at a hotel when nothing else is on, but you still enjoy it."

""What is love? Baby don’t hurt me…” If you’ve heard this iconic track by Haddaway, chances are you’ve already felt the infectious charm of A Night at the Roxbury. Directed by John Fortenberry and based on a recurring Saturday Night Live sketch, this 1998 comedy serves as a nostalgia-fueled romp through the neon-lit nightlife of the late ‘90s. The film stars Will Ferrell and Chris Kattan as Steve and Doug Butabi, two hopelessly inept but endlessly optimistic brothers who dream of gaining entry into Los Angeles’ hottest nightclub, The Roxbury. Their defining traits? Awkward dance moves, shiny suits, and an unwavering belief that they’re far cooler than they actually are. It’s a simple premise, but the Butabi brothers’ antics provide a consistent stream of laughs. However, the film isn’t without its flaws. The plot is paper-thin, and some of the jokes, while funny, feel repetitive. The reliance on the SNL sketch format stretches the premise to its limits over a feature-length runtime. Critics might argue that it lacks depth or substance, but fans of the original skit will find this an unapologetically fun time. What truly works about A Night at the Roxbury is its commitment to its characters and its embrace of ‘90s nightclub culture. The pulsating soundtrack, featuring hits like “Be My Lover” and “What is Love,” perfectly complements the movie’s high-energy vibe. Ultimately, A Night at the Roxbury isn’t for everyone. If you’re looking for a complex narrative or cutting-edge humor, this isn’t the film for you. But for those willing to let loose and revel in its goofy charm, it’s a feel-good comedy that doesn’t take itself too seriously. With its campy humor and iconic moments, the movie has earned its place as a cult classic. A Night at the Roxbury isn’t groundbreaking cinema, but it’s a hilarious, head-bobbing ride into a world of wild dreams, questionable fashion, and unforgettable dance moves."

"One of those stupid movies my teenage parents let me watch as a kid but I still like it"

"I love this movie & the soundtrack is awesome!"

"Love, love, this movie. It's comical #comedy #comedy_movie "

"This movie is completely awful and just never watch it."