Nervous high school senior Tom Lawrence visits Port Chester University, where he gets a taste of politically correct college life when he's guided by fraternity wild man Droz and his housemates at The Pit. But Droz and his pals have rivals in nasty preppy Rand McPherson and the school's steely president. With their house threatened with expulsion, Droz and company decide to throw a raging party where the various factions will collide.
Jeremy Piven Chris Young David Spade Megan Ward Sarah Trigger Jon Favreau Alex Désert Gale Mayron Viveka Davis Jake Busey Maddie Corman Jessica Walter Jake Beecham Darin Heames Matt Ross Stivi Paskoski Jody Racicot Thomas Mitchell Kevin Jubinville Ted Kozma Theo Caldwell Colin Fox Larry Reynolds Becky Thyre Kevin Thigpen Rob Gfroerer Jonathan Wilson Joel Bissonnette M.J. Kang Show All…
Marco Bianco Larry McLean Shelley Cook Chris Bywater John Stoneham Jr. Shane Cardwell Branko Racki Dean Herschell Mic Jones Mark Brunzell Danny Lima
Paul B. Clay David Lee Darrin Mann Sherman Waze Patrick Cyccone Jr. Susan Kurtz Mike Szakmeister Cameron Frankley Marty Stein Greg Barbinell Colin C. Mouat Jeffrey L. Sandler Tony Lamberti Michael P. Cook Gail Steele Chris David Cindy Rabideau
Politically Correct University, Politically Correct Party Animals, Zwei Chaoten auf dem Campus, ППУ, 政治正确的你, 캠퍼스 대소동, พีซียู ชมรมนิสิตสะเตอะ, Vakvilág egyetem
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Has there ever been a movie that predicted the future so accurately?
This movie almost plays out as a sci fi movie about a young man (Chris Young) who gets sucked into the internet and is forced to attend college in Tumblr.
ANYWAY - I loved this movie when I was like 15 and it taught me everything I'd ever need to know: Don't wear the shirt of the band you're going to see, Republicans are nazis, Hippies only care about world-threatening causes for about a week at a time and George Clinton is the coolest guy.
draggy, unobservant & piven sucks ("call me for the shower scene in dressed to kill!") but spade belongs in the catty straight guy hall of fame & couldve had a james woods level career if he wanted (his character inspires more than a few twink-thirst reviews on here). weirdly boring for some shit from '94 with this premise.. id rather watch the stoned age, which reminds me how 90s comedy-central filler more accurately depicts weed than anything from the 70s or now - this movie's sternly affectionate stoner-punching leads to a biden-sighting cutaway @ 35:12 (no joke) in the reefer madness nightmare of natty-dreaded rasta jon favreau (elf, iron man, lion king '19-not the obama guy) plus jake busey, freaked full-mooner megan…
forgot that movies could be this bad
We are nearly 30 years on since the release of PCU and I’ve still not found someone to blow me where the pampers is.
My life is a failure.
Jeremy Piven's hairline directly contradicts the premise of him being a college student.
Boy, that sure was the 90s.
A good friend brought this over tonight, and nostalgia and camaraderie enticed me to watch it. I had forgotten a lot of details--Jessica Walters' presence, for instance--and never quite put two and two together with some others--Steve Vai, ugh, doing the score? That in itself was a punchline. But it had a great soundtrack otherwise, especially if you have a fondness for middling grunge, the Modern Lovers (oh Jesus I love the Modern Lovers), and, of course, P Funk (saw them live a decade ago and it's still one of the best shows I ever went to).
New revelations on watching this once more: Jeremy Piven is doing a bad, bad, bad Nicholas Cage impersonation; Jake Busey is in this…
More like P.U.! Because it stinks! HAHAHA! Ka-chow!
Jon Favreau went from this to making Marvel/Star Wars movies. What a downgrade.
I remember listening to a podcast a couple years ago. A fan had paid these two guys to watch and review PCU. First off, I don’t get the whole patreon thing when it comes to podcasts and YouTube. You may enjoy the content, but why would you pay someone to talk about a movie that you like? Get some movie-loving friends. Jump on Letterboxd. But don’t pay some regular folks you had no idea even existed five or six years ago to simply talk about a movie you enjoy for 45 minutes.
Anyway, these two guys shit on PCU and immediately began throwing out “sexist” and “misogynistic.” Isn’t the point of the movie to not do that? To not take shit so seriously?…
a movie with both jeremy piven and jon favreau that DOESNT make me want to tear my hair out? you know that's good
david spade's character sucks so bad in this movie i need to fuck him until he dies
