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Bag Boy (2007)A teenager enters the competitive world of grocery store bagging. Director:Mort Nathan |
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| Dennis Farina | ... | ||
| Paul Campbell | ... | ||
| Marika Dominczyk | ... | ||
| Josh Dean | ... | ||
| Robert Hoffman | ... | ||
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Nick Lashaway | ... | |
| Wesley Jonathan | ... | ||
| Bruce Altman | ... | ||
| Lisa Darr | ... | ||
| Larry Miller | ... | ||
| Richard Kind | ... | ||
| Rob Moran | ... | ||
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Jeanette Puhich | ... |
Beehive Hair Woman
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Erin Hiatt | ... |
Scantily Clad Girl
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| Carlos Lacamara | ... | ||
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A teenager enters the competitive world of grocery store bagging.
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The greatest sports movie ever made... about grocery bagging! See more »Genres:
ComedyMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for sexual content, language and some drug references | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
National Lampoon's Bag Boy See more »Box Office
Budget:
$1,600,000 (estimated)Company Credits
Production Co:
National Lampoon Productions, Goodsurf Productions, Conundrum Entertainment See more »
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Honestly, wasn't expecting a whole lot here, meh... reaction at best.
However, I was really pleasantly surprised - if this had had Will Ferrell or John C Reilly or David Koechner I wouldn't have been surprised. All in all this was entertaining - really.
Plot: bag boy + loser manager vs. champion bag boy (Who looks and acts just like the bad guy from Karate Kid) + scuzzy manager - you now know the whole story.
Lots of actors you'll recognize and a whole take on supermarket life that is serious enough to be taken as pastiche on the sports genre (Compete, lose, train, bond, triumph... well, duh....)
It's got a definite Kingpin feel to it (And actually does a homage to that halfway through) - for a pastiche sports movie this may be 100% by the numbers but it plays those numbers well...there's nothing too gross or offensive, no bodily fluids or nudity, while not exactly wholesome, it is viewable without cringing...
Definitely not bad, and a whole lot better than we were expecting...