Old School
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From time to time, every grown-up stops to take a look at his or her life—and to wonder, How the heck did this happen? We look back on our crazy, carefree days—when we didn’t have a care in the world. Then we look at ourselves—at our concerns about mortgage payments and high blood pressure, at our receding hairlines and expanding waistlines, at the crow’s feet that seemed to appear overnight—and we wonder where those carefree days went.

Beanie (Vince Vaughn), a husband and father of two who owns a chain of speaker stores, Frank (Will Ferrell), who just tied the knot and dove head-first into a world of bread makers and Saturday afternoons at Home Depot, and Mitch (Luke Wilson), who just found out that his girlfriend was having an affair with...well...anybody...decide to recapture those carefree days. Mitch moves into a house on a college campus and the guys decide to start their own fraternity—one in which the brothers are everything from loser college students to middle-aged businessmen to the elderly. But they soon find themselves setting aside the keg and fighting to keep their fraternity from being shut down by Dean Pritchard (Jeremy Piven), who still holds an old grudge against Beanie, Frank, and Mitch.

Old School is a new Animal House with old guys. It’s a bit crude at times (okay—at lots of times), and it’s definitely irreverent—but I have to admit that it’s also absolutely hilarious. I actually sat down to watch this movie totally expecting it to be just too stupid for me. But I was wrong. It was just the right amount of stupid for me. At times, the humor caught me off-guard (which leads me to recommend that you not drink milk while watching this movie, since it’s quite likely to come out of your nose in such situations), and I found myself laughing until it hurt.

If you enjoy low-brow humor and can handle seeing images of Will Ferrell’s rear as he streaks through campus, you’ll love Old School. If nothing else, it’ll make you forget about mortgage payments and receding hairlines for a couple of hours…

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