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House Party (1990)

House Party (1990)
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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, so he and his friend Play (Christopher Martin) throw a huge party while Play's parents are away. The day of the party, Kid is grounded by his father (Robin Harris) and he has to sneak out of the house to get to the party, where he is confronted by several rival rappers, as well as a bevy of adoring girls. Though House Party follows a standard plot-line straight out of the '50s rock & roll films, the script is inventive, providing many different twists and turns, while Reginald Hudlin's direction is assured and very, very funny. Kid 'N Play are both terrific, but the true standout is legendary comedian Robin Harris in one of his few screen roles. House Party later spawned two sequels and an animated television series. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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Starring:
Christopher "Kid" ReidChristopher "Play" Martin, (more)
Director(s):
Reginald Hudlin
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of House Party

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, so he and his friend Play (Christopher Martin) throw a huge party while Play's parents are away. The day of the party, Kid is grounded by his father (Robin Harris) and he has to sneak out of the house to get to the party, where he is confronted by several rival rappers, as well as a bevy of adoring girls. Though House Party follows a standard plot-line straight out of the '50s rock & roll films, the script is inventive, providing many different twists and turns, while Reginald Hudlin's direction is assured and very, very funny. Kid 'N Play are both terrific, but the true standout is legendary comedian Robin Harris in one of his few screen roles. House Party later spawned two sequels and an animated television series. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
102 mins

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Director(s):
Reginald Hudlin
Writer(s):
Reginald Hudlin
Producer(s):
Warrington Hudlin
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
R(Profanity, Adult Situations, Adult Language, Rape & Sexual Abuse)
Categories:
Comedy
House Party Awards:
  • 1989 - Sundance Film Festival - Filmmaker's Trophy: Dramatic
  • 1989 - Sundance Film Festival - Best Cinematography - Dramatic
Warning:  This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.

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    Michael M.

    An all time Hood Comedy Classic that has quite a few black comedians in the beginning of their careers, and some of whom are still sought out today i.e. Martin Lawrence, Freddy Prinze Jones... Filled with lots of laughs, this movie still keeps you glued to your seat. Eraser-Head!

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    Sharice R.

    Good movie! Really sweet movie. The only thing was that 3 of the characters had these annoying voice or mannerisms. I would get annoyed and anxious for there scenes to end.

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    Carl S.

    not funny.

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