User Reviews

A pharmaceutical company manufactures an antidepressant drug that makes perpetually recall their happiest memory. While this premise is a creative hallmark of the 1990s (when antidepressants began flooding the market), the comedy is even more stale and dated than the TV series. I enjoyed The Kids in the Hall when it was originally broadcast in the 1990s (I was in my early 20s), but it has aged poorly. This movie is no exception.

People talk crap about this movie; even the Kids do. Honestly though, I rewatched it again tonight and you know what? It's not nearly as bad as they say. I laughed a lot and I think it stands the test of time. If you don't like it, you're a silly poop face.