Bill Murray's 1st movie where he gets to play the irresponsible camp counselor
When Bill Murray left Saturday Night Live for Hollywood he did a lot of low brow comedies. Meatballs was a perfect example with Murray in his very first film playing a summer camp counselor. Oddly enough it was a perfect role for his early movie career. He got to play the non-serious and irresponsible adult figure at a camp full of kids where he befriends Rudy (Chris Makepeace) who is picked on by some of the other kids.<br /><br />There’s nothing surprising in the story. There are girls and boys with hormones going off. camping, canoeing, ghost stories, and a lot of goofing off. The movie was also more family oriented so there’s no people running around naked or having sex. The only thing to watch is Murray’s performance. He has some really good scenes like when he’s at a dance and does some ridiculous moves to keep the attention of the woman he likes. Another time the camp he works at is being killed by the rival camp in an Olympic tournament and Murray gets everyone to chant “It just doesn’t matter” because they know they are in a hopeless situation.<br /><br />Overall, it’s not a bad movie and Murray is good but there are far better films of his from his period.<br />C
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