Meatballs
Directed by Ivan Reitman6.271%58%5.8
Another summer descends upon North Star summer camp, and care-free counselor Tripper leads the mediocre and mismanaged campers against their arch rivals at the very well run and expensive neighboring camp, Mohawk.
- Dellvon C. FordDecember 15, 2024By definition an absolute classic camp...feel good....underdog ......coming of age movie.......everything is just perfect in this flick.....You almost feel like you're in camp seeing all this tomfoolery happen.....No black folk but outside of that this is a movie I personally watch over and over again......It's so nostalgic....if you've ever been to camp during the Summer this film will definetly stir some feelings and bring back some memories.....One of my all time favorite films.....It doesn't take itself too serious and allows authenticity and realness to drive.......
- Mark CorsoApril 6, 202612 year old me would’ve gone full five, but watching it now it only seems to hit on a nostalgic note. The scene with Tripper and Roxanne where Tripper attacks her and holds her down on a couch is rough to watch, and some of Murray’s schtick plays as embarrassing rather than charming. Still, there’s a lot of heart and a wave of innocence that works well and that weirdly makes up for its lack of story.
Meatballs Trivia
Meatballs was released on June 28, 1979.
Meatballs was directed by Ivan Reitman.
Meatballs has a runtime of 1h 33m.
Meatballs was produced by Daniel Goldberg.
Another summer descends upon North Star summer camp, and care-free counselor Tripper leads the mediocre and mismanaged campers against their arch rivals at the very well run and expensive neighboring camp, Mohawk.
The key characters in Meatballs are Tripper Harrison (Bill Murray), Morty (Harvey Atkin), Crockett (Russ Banham).
Meatballs is rated PG.
Meatballs is a Comedy film.
Meatballs has an audience rating of 5.8 out of 10.
Meatballs had a budget of $1.2M.
Meatballs has made $43M at the box office.