Wayne's World
Director: Penelope Spheeris
Actors: Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Rob Lowe
PlotWayne and Garth are two rock enthusiasts who run a public-access TV show from Wayne's basement in Aurora, Illinois. Their relaxed style and quirky personalities attract a local following. Dreaming of something bigger, they get their chance when a television producer named Benjamin sees potential for profit and offers to buy the show, promising to bring it to a wider audience. Wayne and Garth initially jump at the opportunity, envisioning fame and fortune. However, as Benjamin seizes control, he begins to manipulate the show’s content, and their cherished format starts shifting away from its original charm. Alongside the changes in their show, Wayne becomes increasingly concerned about Benjamin’s interest in his girlfriend, Cassandra, an aspiring rock star.
As Wayne and Garth grapple with losing creative control, they become disillusioned with the commercialization of their show. Wayne's relationship with Cassandra is strained, as he fears that Benjamin's intentions toward her might not be purely professional. Meanwhile, Garth, usually mild-mannered, struggles with feelings of inadequacy and uncertainty about their future. As tensions rise, the duo must navigate their way through the complexities of newfound success, their friendship, and the challenge of staying true to themselves amidst external pressures. They realize that they must make critical decisions about their careers, relationships, and the direction of their beloved show before everything they care about begins to unravel.
Writers: Mike Myers, Bonnie Turner, Terry Turner
Release Date: 14 Feb 1992
Runtime: 94 min
Rating: PG-13
Country: United States
Language: English, Cantonese
Home Video Reviews
The 2017 Blu-ray of Wayne's World offers nostalgic humor in a stylish SteelBook, but lacks remastering; for dedicated fans, it's a solid yet unchanged release.
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Wayne's World on 4K UHD delivers significant visual and audio enhancements with a dynamic Dolby Vision transfer and effective Atmos mix, making it a must-own.
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Wayne's World Blu-ray offers average video and audio quality with unchanged supplements, making it a satisfactory but not standout package for fans.
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