Summer Camp
Nora, Ginny, and Mary, three childhood best friends who used to spend every summer at sleep away camp together, seize the opportunity to get back together for a reunion at the camp – full of food fights, river rafting and emotional revelations.
- Released:
- Runtime: 96 minutes
- Genre: Comedy
- Stars: Kensington Tallman, Alfre Woodard, Diane Keaton, Kathy Bates, Eugene Levy, Beverly D'Angelo, Dennis Haysbert, Nicole Richie, Josh Peck, Betsy Sodaro, Tom Wright, Victoria Rowell, Maria Howell, Ray Santiago, Gabe Sklar, Lindsey Blanchard, Zachary Connor, Taylor Madeline Hand, Artemis Davis, Gabrielle Days
- Director: Castille Landon
Comments
- bugger-17071 - 29 June 2024
I Love that they are making movies like this focusing on older characters
In recent years, there has been a surge in films featuring actresses of a "certain age" exploring settings like book clubs, cruises, and now summer camps to further explore the human condition.
"Summer Camp" is a comedy that delivers formulatic humor typical for the genre, with an exaggerated focus on body shaming. The script is refreshing.
The story follows three friends ( Bates, Keaton, Woodard) who attend summer camp together as children and continue the tradition into adulthood, each grappling with personal issues. The movie is innovative and authentic, delivering "funny ha ha" moments alongside a generous serving of genuine LOLs. - rldsim - 1 June 2024
What a waste of time
Couldn't finish it. Just terrible. It was supposed to be a funny movie. It wasn't funny at all. Cheap play, slow development,... did I say super slow development? 30 mins of commercials before the show and then that? Better off watching more of the commercials. Oh my! Please do not make Summer Camp 2! Following three main characters with one missing half the movie. I would rather be at a summer camp then endure that horrendous film for five minutes. Please whatever you do... DO NOT waste your time on this movie. Unfunny, boring, slooooooow, just terrible. So much wasted potential. The three young girls were great, no one else. Perhaps the writers forgot to add the punchlines... and the jokes.
