Meatballs

Synopsis

Meatballs is a 1979 comedy film starring Bill Murray that follows the misadventures at a summer camp led by the cheerful head counselor Tripper. As the campers engage in various activities and competitions, a group of underdog kids aim to win the annual Olympiad against the rival Camp Mohawk. Along the way, friendships are formed, pranks are played, and life lessons are learned amidst the fun and chaos of summer camp. With Bill Murray's charismatic performance and the heartwarming atmosphere, Meatballs is a nostalgic and light-hearted movie that captures the essence of summer adventures and the bonds created in unlikely places.

Cast

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  Bill Murray

  Tripper Harrison

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  Harvey Atkin

  Morty

• Russ Banham

  Crockett

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  Kristine DeBell

  A.L.

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  Matt Craven

  Hardware

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  Kate Lynch

  Roxanne

Reviews

Meatballs has received mixed reviews from critics but is a beloved classic among fans. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film for its 'feel-good vibes' and awarded it a Certified Fresh rating of 73%. IMDb users laud Bill Murray's performance and the film's nostalgic value, giving it a respectable rating of 6.2/10. Metacritic's score of 60/100 is reflective of the varying opinions, noting the film's charm but also its dated humor. Critics appreciate the heartwarming storyline and the endearing characters, making Meatballs a memorable and enjoyable watch for those seeking a light-hearted comedy from the '70s.