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Rating: 4.6/10 by 27 users

Hamburger: The Motion Picture (1986)

Russell has been expelled from several schools for lewd, crude and nude conduct. Busterburger University is his last chance at education and satisfying his disappointed parents

Directing:
  • Mary Ellen Woods
  • Gregory Goodman
  • Katie Carmichael
  • Harriotte H. Aaron
  • Mike Marvin
Writing:
  • Donald Ross
Stars:
Release Date: Fri, Jan 31, 1986

Rating: 4.6/10 by 27 users

Alternative Title:

Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 31 minutes
Budget: $0
Revenue: $0

Plot Keyword: hamburger, school

Jack Blessing
Nacio Herb Zipser
Sandy Hackett
Fred Domino
Chip McAllister
Magneto Jones
Karen Mayo-Chandler
Dr. Victoria Gotbottom
Robert Hogan
Russell's Parent
Lillian Garrett
Russell's Parent
Robert Gray
Busterburger Manager
Sarah Abrell
Counter Girl
Peggy Rea
Mrs. Cratchmatter
Bob Minor
Officer Rigney
Bob Drew
Bus Driver
Santos Morales
Chicken Truck Driver
Frank Lugo
Chicken Truck Driver
Rob Paulsen
Security Guard
Jim Jackman
Security Guard
Steve Conte
Security Guard
Jon Lovitz
Security Guard
Peter Georgilas
Security Guard
Cindy Adlesh
Drive Thru Girl
Nancy Omi
Chinese Waitress
Linda Lutz
Nacio's Girl
Justine Lenore
Nacio's Girl
Leland Sun
Man on Toilet
Gino Dentie
Limo Driver
Tony Epper
Biker Gang Leader
Diane Kay Grant
Girl on Motorcycle
Tony Brafa
The Fab 400
Tom Tangen
The Fab 400

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The eighties were a strange and amazing time. Sex, Drugs and Political Incorrectness were all the rage. Synth heavy pop and bright colors ran rampant while coke and booze fueled it. This particular eighties picture delivers the above in strides. A fast food company holds a job fair retreat to find perspective employees. Needless to say things go a bit awry and hilarity ensues. At least I think it's supposed too. The highlight for me was seeing Dick Butkus acting comically. He was a delight. It's a contrast to the rest of the movie. Typical cliche campy schlock. This movie delivers nothing but nostalgia. It's not creative, funny or enticing. But it delivers memories in spades. Movies like this might suck to some degree but they still make me smile.


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