Doesn't hold up.

Thank you for sharing your opinion with us. Now that the great matthewcs25 has ceremoniously declared his stance on whether or not "Wayne's World" has stood the test of time, there's nothing left to discuss on these boards. Pack it up, let's all go home.

I agree Matthew. I just tried and failed. I really wanted to like it still, but just couldn't get through it all :(
Oh, and bhenry. You're an ass and a troll. A troll's ass.

It really doesn't unfortunately.

Matthewcs25 I tend to think as we get older our humor changes.. I myself agree I don't find it as funny but I plan on watching it with my 11 yr old son next weekend when I have him and I suspect he will find it hilarious .. I think it's very juvenile humor he will love.

I agree. I loved this movie and the Wayne's World skits on SNL as a kid. A couple of years ago I saw Wayne's World on DVD for 5 bucks and I bought it. I made it about half way through the movie before I shut it off. This movie and it's humor just doesn't stand the test of time at all. I ended up selling it at a yard sale for a dollar.

This movie can get you to smirk sometimes, but I never found it funny enough to break out laughing, even as a kid. Yet, this film has this "something" that makes it more tolerable and actually likable than other SNL-sketch-based films I've seen so far. Many of the jokes were funnier at the time because it was what everybody saw frequently in the media (the sponsors scene, and robert patrick parodying his T-1000 role), but as the internet has helped broaden our minds by through countless of videos and articles from different dates and time periods, this film's humor has much less of an impact. While Wayne's world has aged really badly, it's at least one of those films that deserve to be put in a time capsule.

i agree, doesn't hold up for new generations of kids.

Well, I saw it twenty years ago, in 1995, then a few times these last years, and then a last time today: I still love it, from the beginning to the end.