Everybody Wants Some!!

This film is full of fun and also depth. It asks the hard questions if identity and where we place them, all while following the rambunctiousness of college baseball players. Watch it with your thinking cap on!

And I was so excited when I heard of this...then I watched it. I don’t even remember it, it was pure crapola.

this movie was so bad it was almost hilarious.

An excellent follow up to Dazed and Confused.

Really funny and must watch opi loved dazed and confused and I loved this, I’m honestly really confused why so many people wrote bad reviews, I saw this for the 4th time the other night and was looking at it on apple and saw all these unwarranted bad reviews. Great film good characters fun watch

Really great movie, dazed and confused was a great flick and I honestly love this just as much. All the characters are great and they gel really together. A couple dudes stand out and are just hilarious people you can't wait to see more of on screen. Really re-watchable and a good movie to lose yourself in.

This is one of the most disappointing films I've ever watched. I say this as a Linklater devotee since the days of "Dazed and Confused". To go from the sublime "Boyhood" (which should have been awarded best film at the Academy Awards) to this incredibly dull film which barely managed to elicit a chuckle, is inexplicable. The only performance, in my opinion, to stand out as fairly memorable was by Glen Powell in the role of Finnegan. I say skip this and go straight to Netflix in order to rewatch Slater, Pink, Mitch & company.

It seems like everyone in the movie is fake or they can't act. There's no plot or sort of a weak one. It's just following strangers who got together because of school and go to a bunch of parties throughout the whole movie. One guy gets a relationship, I think. 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

Movie was fun. Not as much as Dazed & Confused tho. It took me back to super happy times with the soundtrack. Together, a good movie. Handsome actors!!

All those "1 star" reviews are likely from the millenials who have the attention span of knats. Writer/Director Richard Linklater's pacing is perfect and captures the look and feel of late summer 1980 perfectly. Just like it's spritual prequel "Dazed and Confused", this film has the same relaxed feel and moves along like real life back then. Take it from somone who experienced that point in time first hand. I recommmend all to take 2 hours one evening, have a couple beers or glasses of wine, or smoke a joint, and just let this movie sink it. Then go back and watch it a couple days later.