Charlie Talbert,
George C. Scott,
Kathy Bates,
Ariana Richards,
Chris Owen
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High schooler Angus (Charlie Talbert), a jumbo-sized lad, seems underappreciated in all aspects of his life: he is a standout offensive lineman on the football team, but golden-boy quarterback Rick (J... read more
DVD Release Date: March 19, 1996
Stats: 432 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (432)
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September 1, 2009
I think this movie is really funny. Love the quirkiness of the friendship.
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November 8, 2011
Summary:
A fat, socially awkward, good-at-science kid and his story of getting the girl of his dreams to at the very least, notice him. Sounds typical, right? Well this one is good.
The Good:
The characters, Angus in particular, is actually interesting and someone you can ac... read more -
October 7, 2011
"Angus" is a movie from my childhood that struck all the right chords for me. The relationships between the characters are really genuine and heartfelt. The film carries a lot of weight with its message, and it's a very relatable story.
Angus is a "fat kid" and is ridiculed at ... read more -
January 14, 2010
a great comin of age film.Funny with just enough heart without being overly mushy.For preteen n up though
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June 28, 2008
I thought this movie was great as a kid. I haven't revisited it since. All i remember is Green Day was on the soundtrack...
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March 2, 2008
It's funny how movies can remind you of a time or place or even feelings. I can honestly say the only reason I watched this movie was because I felt obligated after wearing the soundtrack thin. I'm pretty sure I would watch it again just to hear 'You Gave Your Love to Me Softly."
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January 27, 2008
i loved this movie after highschool i know the trouble of being overweight and falling for the it gurl in school
Critic Reviews
quite heartwarming
Considering how uunusal the film's family setting is--a boy growing up with gay dad and lesbian mother--and talent caliber (George C. Scott and Kathy Bates), Angus is a particularly disappointing film... Full Review
A plodding, teen cookie-cutter "nerds are people too" story. Hamfisted and dull.
Family-Friendly and uplifting story for any underdog
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