This movie is a CLASSIC, literally ended homophobia, and is the only reason gays have rights today.

What an amazing cast. Strange combination. You get the comic book store owner from _Big Bang Theory_. The oldest daughter from italics _Major Dad_. SNL cast. Frasier cast. All over the place. I do love how they are doing the spoof of all the summer camp movies at the same time without being too schtick about it. They cover them all. Kind of an interesting MacGuffin with Skylab. The movie was set in 1981 and Skylab crashed back to Earth in 1979. I will allow it.

I've grown up a lot since before dinner when we last talked.

If this film didn't have the cast it does, I wouldn't be holding on to what I liked about it and just put it down to a film that just didn't hit the comedy mark for me. I liked it's quirkiness but somethings I just found stupid, which is a shame. Maybe it's just not what I expected and I might appreciate it more on a rewatch now I know what I'm getting myself into. I didn't feel like some of the actors were given enough to work with to reach their full potential. Like what was Elizabeth Banks' character? I hope they were all self-aware as if they weren't, I'd throw this film on the bad pile.

Absolutely overhyped. Continually falls flat when it strays from parody.