Synopsis
Here for a good time not a long time
A comedy that follows a group of friends as they navigate their way through the freedoms and responsibilities of unsupervised adulthood.
Everybody Wants Some!!
Cast
Blake Jenner Zoey Deutch Ryan Guzman Tyler Hoechlin J. Quinton Johnson Glen Powell Wyatt Russell Will Brittain Austin Amelio Temple Baker Tanner Kalina Juston Street Forrest Vickery Jonathan Breck Dora Madison Celina Chapin Shailaun Manning Lynden Orr Zoey Brooks Asjha Cooper Olivia Jordan Anna Vanston Michael Monsour Sophia Ali Courtney Tailor Taylor Ashley Murphy Christina Burdette Ernest James Jason Liebrecht Show All…
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Will Nicholson Pete Herzog Chas Naylor Jared Brower Kelsey Craig Daniel Guindi Ryan Hartsell Laychin Lee Nick Shirsty Shannon Thomas
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Tutti vogliono qualcosa, Todos queremos algo, Όλοι θέλουν από λίγο!!, Koulam rotzim et ze, Todos Querem o Mesmo, Каждому свое, Sinh Vien Sieu Quay, Tout le monde en veut !!, Todos Querem Um Pouco, 에브리바디 원츠 썸!!, Herkes Biraz İster!!, כולם רוצים את זה, Каждому своё, 各有少年时, Każdy by chciał!!, 我們的輕狂年代, Jovens, Loucos e Mais Rebeldes, Όλοι Θέλουν Από Λίγο!!, Everybody Wants Some, Кожному своє, 蠢蠢欲動, Sinh Viên Siêu Quậy!!, อยากได้มั้ย...ใครสักคน
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South by Southwest Film Festival
12 Jun 2016
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Australia
Sydney Film Festival
14 Jul 2016
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South Korea18
21 Jul 2016
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New Zealand
New Zealand International Film Festival
Theatrical limited
30 Mar 2016
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USA
01 Apr 2016
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Canada
08 Apr 2016
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Canada14A
Theatrical
07 Apr 2016
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Ukraine
08 Apr 2016
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USAR
20 Apr 2016
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France
21 Apr 2016
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Croatia
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North Macedonia
28 Apr 2016
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Portugal
06 May 2016
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Vietnam
13 May 2016
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Ireland15
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UK15
26 May 2016
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Israel
02 Jun 2016
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Germany12
03 Jun 2016
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South Africa
16 Jun 2016
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ItalyVM14
28 Jun 2016
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Spain16
28 Jul 2016
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Denmark7
29 Jul 2016
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Norway
18 Aug 2016
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GreeceΚ-15
26 Aug 2016
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Sweden
27 Oct 2016
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Brazil
Physical
12 Jul 2016
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USAR
17 Oct 2016
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Greece
07 Dec 2016
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Spain16
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Australia
12 Jun 2016
- Premiere Sydney Film Festival
Bosnia and Herzegovina
21 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
Brazil
27 Oct 2016
- Theatrical
Canada
01 Apr 2016
- Theatrical limited Toronto
08 Apr 2016
- Theatrical limited14A Montréal
Croatia
21 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
Denmark
28 Jul 2016
- Theatrical7
France
20 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
Germany
02 Jun 2016
- Theatrical12
Greece
18 Aug 2016
- TheatricalΚ-15
17 Oct 2016
- Physical DVD
Ireland
13 May 2016
- Theatrical15
Israel
26 May 2016
- Theatrical
Italy
16 Jun 2016
- TheatricalVM14
New Zealand
21 Jul 2016
- Premiere New Zealand International Film Festival
North Macedonia
21 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
Norway
29 Jul 2016
- Theatrical
Portugal
28 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
South Africa
03 Jun 2016
- Theatrical
South Korea
14 Jul 2016
- Premiere18
Spain
28 Jun 2016
- Theatrical16
07 Dec 2016
- Physical16
Sweden
26 Aug 2016
- Theatrical
UK
13 May 2016
- Theatrical15
USA
11 Mar 2016
- PremiereR South by Southwest Film Festival
30 Mar 2016
- Theatrical limited
08 Apr 2016
- TheatricalR
12 Jul 2016
- PhysicalR
Ukraine
07 Apr 2016
- Theatrical
Vietnam
06 May 2016
- Theatrical
Popular reviews
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I wish there was a 6-hour cut of this movie. Or longer. I just wish it never ended.
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this movie is a goddamn delight. 2016's MAGIC MIKE XXL (though with broader appeal, i'd imagine. and fewer man-thongs… but not *many* fewer man-thongs). plotlessness is the new plot. get the fuck right on out of here with that conflict, ya hear?
MVP = a tough call, but Glen Powell with the walk-off win.
peak Linklater continues apace. now that's what i'm talking about.
p.s. Bernie Tiede crushing it as the production's hired Cat Wrangler. wrangled the shit out of those cats.
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Stand By Me, Dazed and Confused, and Everybody Wants Some is the greatest trilogy of all-time. It might not be an official trilogy, but in my eyes it is. We look into the lives of middle schoolers, high schoolers, and college students. Also known as the 3 main stages of a young person's life and each film is done brilliantly. You could even substitute School of Rock for Stand By Me to make it a Linklater trilogy.
Everybody Wants Some is a complete and utter joy. A film so full of life and spirit. A party movie with a message. I never wanted this film to end. All of the characters are absolutely fantastic. Everyone gets their moment to shine.…
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i am going to be dressing like a late-70s, early-80s slutty man for the rest of the summer 🫡
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i owe my life to whoever decided to cast glen powell in this cause quite literally no one has ever been hotter ever
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In almost every comedic movie I've ever seen, no matter how funny the overall film is, there's going to be moments of drama. It seems all comedic writers need to channel their inner Billy Shakespeare. What I adore about Richard Linklater's Everybody Wants Some is the closest we get to drama is the comment made by Jake, the character most of the movie is seen through, about Super Baseball Scout Pete Ward, not being real. The tension lasts for seconds, and that's it. The rest of the movie is simple lighthearted fun. Nothing more. Nothing less. Yes, the fellas want to hook up with the ladies. Yes, the fellas want to score more than homeruns. But, that's 1980's life for…
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There wasn't a single minute of this film's runtime during which my emotional expression wasn't ranging from a light chuckle to hysterical laughter. Maybe my favorite comedy of the decade so far. The entire cast needs their own TV series.
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For the record: because this movie is still being discussed, and I think it's best to restore some sanity to modern film dialogue despite not being too fond of this movie, I believe Everybody Wants Some and the filmmakers shouldn't be so quickly labeled "sexist, racist, transphobic, homophobic", whatever buzzword the radical critics come up with now. At least not without some discussion first.
Calling the film sexist, by definition, implies there's a malice towards a supposed lesser sex, which Everybody Wants Some, the filmmakers and cast never make the case for. There's no power position hierarchy between the sexes in the film. The guys roll around in mud fights just as much as the girls do. Both girls and…
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The best hangout film since.... Well, the last Linklater film, and the one before that and the one before that. Man knows how to hang.
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glen powell in this movie is the hottest anyone has ever been in any movie ever
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