Touches You

I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

A different way of telling a story

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

Finally, the Nerds franchise is dead thank god.So, what's the deal with this one? Okay, I'll just flat out admit what the film is about, Booger wants to get married, the whole gang comes back with a few exceptions, some prick wants to break up the couple, yadda, yadda, yadda, everyone lives happily ever after.Yeah, sounds like a great film.Everything about it is just so bad, it's actually just as bad as Batman & Robin, trust me, it's that bad.Like the previous film, it tries to be family friendly which I despise by the way.As usual, the nerds, and the other characters are annoying, the script is very bad, I can't say anymore. But I will ask you this, have you noticed that the franchise had run out of ideas? I'm surprised Fox never bothered to do Revenge of the Nerds V: Nerds in Space where the Nerds gang decide to go to Pluto or Jupiter, whatever.Overall, thank god the Nerds are dead and they should stay dead.

This time the gang of nerds get together to help throw a wedding for Booger in what ranks as the best sequel although that isn't saying very much as this has all been watered down by television standards. Indeed I went in with such low expectations after the disastrous third entry that this one comes as a vast improvement. It feels very much like a television movie and on the basis of rating this against other television sequels such as Problem Child 3 and The Birds II, this is vastly superior to a short lived genre made in the mid-90's. Still the movie doesn't contain a lot of inspired humor, it's more surprising that we find ourselves actually getting involved with the characters because there are actually a few tender moments, which actually work. Of course the main problem lies in the fact that basically everybody in this movie are too old and it's basically lost all the zip that the original contained, but if you loved the first entry (As I did) this one will have it's appeal. Although my 2 star rating is out of sheer nostalgia.

Just finished watching this film and I think it's going to be extremely hard to replace Curtis Armstrong as Booger when they remake the original.It was a big improvement over Nerds III, and I think a lot better than Nerds in Paradise.One of the downsides for me was seeing OGRE as a watered down version of his old self he even gets picked up by two guys and thrown onto the table during the food fight scene!It was obviously easy cash for Donald Gibb the actor who has since made a beer named after his character from these films,and hey good on him if they threw money at me just to cruise through a film with hardly anything to do but be there I'd take it too!Booger married?Who wouldve thought it? Live on the Nerds, its really not as bad a movie as some previous reviewers think.Fans of the series will definitely appreciate it more than anyone else

This movie gets a bad rap. It's actually better than the last 2 sequels. But as "Made for TV" sequels go, they could have just made some piece of sh**. And even though it's not "Gone with the Wind", it has it's moments. The best thing is the inclusion of the original cast. More so than any of the sequels yet. Hell you had, Betty, Stan,Oger, even U.N. Jefferson. The 3-D parts if you saw it when it aired on Fox, were pretty cool...but there is one thing that just pisses me off!!! I'm glad they brought back Gilbert at the end, but "Who the hell is this guy??".Everybody else took a little time out of their schedule to, at least make a cameo. Was Anthony Edwards "Too Busy", to stop by and see some old friends and do that big 2 minute scene. Kudo's to the ones who did. It made you remember what a great movie the original was and a little nerd reunion is not such a bad thing. And Mr. "I'm a big-shot E.R. guy" Edwards,...you too were a nerd. Deal with it!!!!!!