A Night at the Roxbury

1998
15
1h 22m

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6.2/10

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Two dim-witted brothers dream of owning their own dance club or at least getting into the coolest and most exclusive club in town, The Roxbury.Two dim-witted brothers dream of owning their own dance club or at least getting into the coolest and most exclusive club in town, The Roxbury.Two dim-witted brothers dream of owning their own dance club or at least getting into the coolest and most exclusive club in town, The Roxbury.

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IMDb RATING

6.2/10

66K

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POPULARITY

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Trivia
According to Chris Kattan, after completing the film, Will Ferrell didn't speak to Kattan again until the 23rd season of Saturday Night Live due to an on set relationship between Kattan and producer Amy Heckerling having upset Ferrell. Kattan alleged that Ferrell had said "so, I got all your messages, but I didn't call you back because I didn't want to talk to you." The production of this film caused the end of their friendship, which had started when they were both members of the Groundlings. They worked together on SNL until Ferrell left at the end of season 27, but have never collaborated on anything since then.

Goofs
When talking to Richard Grieco after he runs into their van, the fake plant foliage the brothers are covered in disappears and reappears between shots.

Quotes
Doug Butabi: So anyways, I was standing there waiting to use the pay phone.
Steve Butabi: Yeah, he was, seriously.
Doug Butabi: And this guy who was on the phone, turns around and tips his hat like this.
Steve Butabi: And who do you think that guy was?
Doug Butabi: Emilio Estevez.
Steve Butabi: The Mighty Duck man, I swear to God, I was there.
Doug Butabi: Of course you were, you were the one who yelled the Breakfast Clubber's name.
Steve Butabi: I was like, "Emilio."

Crazy credits
The very last thing on the screen says 'Try Power Bars'

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: What Dreams May Come/A Night at the Roxbury/Snitch/Antz (1998)

Soundtracks
What Is Love?
by Tony Hendrik (as Dee Dee Halligan) and Junior Torello
Performed by Haddaway
Courtesy of BMG Ariola Muenchen GmbH/Arista Records, Inc.

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An absolute cult classic

I completely understand why someone would not care for this movie. In addition to the whole 90's "club" environment (which many people may not be able to relate to), it's silly as hell. But I must say, in my opinion, A Night at the Roxbury deserves legendary status as a comedy. To be honest, I didn't think it was all that funny the first time I saw it, but much like the movie Austin Powers, it really grows on you after repeated viewing. I've seen it at nearly 20 times and I'm still not sick of it. I know at least a dozen people - friends and family members - who absolutely LOVE this movie, and I run into people all the time who say they love it as well. Okay, it may have initially tanked at the box office, but SURELY A Night at the Roxbury has accumulated enough profit through VHS and DVD sales to warrant a sequel. To the studio: please, for the love of god, MAKE A SEQUEL!!!