| | | Where the stone age meets the rock age!
Features: DVD, Aspect Ratio 1.85:1, French, Dubbed
Two dudes, Dave (Sean Astin) and Stoney (Pauly Shore), unearth the biggest laughs in 2 million years! The fun kicks off when two high school buddies dig up a frozen caveman (Brendan Frasier) in their backyard! Once the living fossil thaws out, the friends figure he’s their ticket to being cool. But the plan backfires when the newcomer turns everyday life upside down, generating pre-hysterical craziness wherever he roams! You’ll definitely dig Encino Man–the totally irreverent, totally awesome comedy that shows just how hilariously out-of-control things evolve once the stone age meets the rock age head-on!
"...if you liked Wayne's World, you'll love Encino Man!" CBS Radio Network
"A lot of fun!" ABC-TV
Editor's Note
A caveman is resurrected and, with the help of a couple of prankster students, goes California when he hits the local campus.
Plot Summary
A California dude finds the missing link while digging for a swimming pool. He and his best bud dust him off and attempt to pass him off as a typical West Coast teenager. After a makeover and a slang vocabulary lesson he's ready for high school. But can a 3000-year-old man find love in the 20th century or at least a date for the prom?
| Features | English 2.0 Surround Sound | | Widescreen Version | | Theatrical Trailer | | French Language Track |
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Release Information
| | Studio: Buena Vista |
| Release Date: 5/6/2003 |
| Running Time: 88 minutes |
| Original Release Date: 1992 | | Catalog ID: 1760103 | | UPC: 00717951003379 | | Number of Discs: 1 |
Audio & Video
| | Original Language: English | | Available Audio Tracks: English [CC], English | | Video: Color |
Aspect Ratio | | 1.85:1 |
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| | Professional Reviews | Entertainment Weekly
"...Brendan Fraser grunts engagingly and bats his eyes like a rock and roll heartthrob; he's appealing..." 05/29/1992 p.49VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever 6 of 10
Two, like, totally uncool Valley dudes dig up a 10,000-year-old caveman in the backyard. After giving him a makeover and teaching him the necessities like the four basic food groups (Milk Duds in the dairy group, Sweet Tarts in the fruit group), they use the gnarly caveman as their ticket to popularity and dates to the prom... [This] humor appeal[s] to teens...
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