National Lampoon's Last Resort (1994)

Two average guys answer the call when one of their uncles requests their help in protecting his private Caribbean island. The old uncle is a former actor and his former on-screen nemesis has become his real-life nemesis and is trying to attack the island. Don't miss President Bill Clinton's brother Roger.System Requirements:Features: Region 1 Keep case Widescreen 1.85 Original Theatrical Trailer Interactive Menus Scene Access Running Time: 91 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: COMEDY Rating: PG-13 UPC: 031398186199 Manufacturer No: 19036 Product Description

People miss the point, I think...

1.5/5

When they made this flick, the National Lampoon series was pretty much outta funds, outta time, and not nearly as popular as it was during the 70's and 80's. They had literally done everything; hence, the title.

No, the joke was squarely on the two Corey's.

I think it is unfortunate that they did this to their careers. They were talented until they started thinking they didn't have to work in quality films. You have to take small rolls sometimes...it's the truth.

Look at their resumes pre-'90 in comparison to anything post. It is aweful. They still thought they were kids.

This film is an atrocity... August 13, 2008

I thought I was being punked watching this!!!!

OMG..I have never seen a worse film before. Wierd voices and the comedy jsut wasn't at all funny. Do yourself a favor and don't buy this one. July 17, 2008

Stupid, plotless but funny

I own this movie. It makes no sense, it lacks any plot, but it is funny. If you like Corey Haim and Corey Feldman chances are youll like this movie. May 5, 2008

Buy this because it is so bad, it's good.

This is the lowest budget movie ever. The only saving grace is the way too low-cut swimsuit shot near the beginning of the movie. Well, they had to do something to make it interesting. August 19, 2004

This movie's SUPPOSED to be stupid.

This movie was written with every intent to make you role your eyes and laugh. And, for me, it succeeded very well; I didn't stop laughing through the entire thing. It takes nothing seriously, especially itself (that's called a farce). It pokes fun at the film industry and itself. If you want to take a break from reality, be thoroughly entertained, and learn nothing of redeaming value, this is the perfect movie. February 9, 2003

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