Ah this was a great funny film when I saw it years ago about a big house party. It is very funny in places.
Christopher "Kid" Reid,
Christopher "Play" Martin,
Robin Harris,
Martin Lawrence,
Tisha Campbell
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House Party is an infectious, engaging comedy starring the rap duo Kid 'N Play. Kid (Christopher Reid) decides to throw a party where he plans to blow the roof off the joint with his rhyming skills, s... read more
Directed by: Reginald Hudlin
Release Date: March 9, 1990
DVD Release Date: September 5, 2000
Stats: 1,195 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (1,195)
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September 6, 2008
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January 7, 2008
I liked it. This was what you wanted your parties to be like when I was younger. They never were though and it was never as easy to hook up with the girls as this movie made it look.
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November 23, 2007
classic. i worked on that dance move at the end for months. fun movie
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March 26, 2007
I loved Kid and Play in my teens, watched this film countless times and would still watch it today
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January 4, 2009
This is a pretty good flick, Great dance and rap scenes during the party sequences. Martin Lawrence is hilarious in this.
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November 23, 2008
Old school movie! Crazy comedy about High school house parties, with great dance music and more. ;) I loved this movie when I was in highschool.
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January 20, 2011
If you want to have a party in your mind, where just drift far far away. Than look no further, because writer/director Reginald Hudlin has made not only one of the best Afro-Americans based film. But also one of the most copied haircuts in recent history.
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Critic Reviews
House Party isn't a great movie, but it's heartfelt and enormously winning. Full Review
[It's] fast-moving, never dull, extremely funny, and manages to touch, with lighthearted (and R-rated) profundity on almost every youthful issue you can imagine, including police harassment, teenage s... Full Review
There's a lot more energy and social reality in this picture than one is accustomed to finding in teen exploitation movies; the cutting is often dynamic, and Hudlin generally does a good job of keepin... Full Review
House Party is silly and high-spirited and not particularly significant, and that is just as it should be. Full Review
An energetic and hilarious party film with charming stars, a killer soundtrack, and some great moments... Full Review
This is a feel-good no-brainer with a party-loving cast and flat-top hairdos you could play pool on. Full Review
Clearly this is no masterpiece, but as its US reception indicated, it is a product overdue in the market, and it compares well with its anaemic counterparts. Full Review
Crude and cartoony but hypnotic in its infectious energy, this low-budget comedy about a night in the lives of some black teenagers is an auspicious debut from brothers Reginald (directing) and Warrin... Full Review
The first--and best--of the three black comedies made of the same concept, this joyful picture was far less cloying than its white counterpart movies of the 1960s. Full Review
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