Reid is ok yet slightly annoying and the chemistry between the two is merely average as opposed to outstanding. He plays the College party guy perfectly. The same sense of sarcasm we see now was always evident albeit in a much less mature way. This young version of Reynolds is a preview of the Deadpool man to come. As she digs deeper she discovers a scared young man with a humanitarian heart who just wants others to be happy. However, over time she comes to realize that Van's partying ways, and the man himself, are more than seems on the surface. She starts following him around in order to get the scoop but finds it very difficult to get Van to cooperate. He must now scramble to come up with the tuition money to stay in school.Īt the same time, Gwen Pearson (Tara Reid Sharknado) is given the assignment for the school paper to write an article about the ever elusive Van Wilder. His father (Tim Matheson National Lampoon's Animal House), however, is tired of Van wasting time and money and cuts Van off. He doles out wisdom as often as he throws kick butt parties. He is beloved on campus and - some say - kind of a legend. He has been there for seven years with no reason or desire to leave. Vance "Van" Wilder (Ryan Reynolds Deadpool) is what one would call a "super senior" at Coolidge College.
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Lionsgate has now released the unrated version on Blu-ray and digital download for everyone to own and enjoy.
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While the movie didn't reach critical acclaim (not even close) it did resonate with fans. In 2002 they released Van Wilder, another farce set on a college campus. How can forget tying grandma to the roof of the car after she passed away in Vacation or the numerous moments that showcased the genius that was John Belushi. Many of these movies have gone on to earn cult status and have given us some the best comedy scenes in movie history. National Lampoon has had a long tradition of comedic films beginning with 1978's Animal House.
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