Snack Shack

Movie

2024

1h 52m

English

Comedy

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7.1

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Inseparable best friends AJ & Moose decide to run the local pool's snack shack after their plan to sell home-brewed beer goes down the drain. Things take a turn when they meet Brooke, an effortlessly cool lifeguard who puts their big plans, and friendship, at risk.

Snack Shack

Movie

2024

1h 52m

English

Comedy

Rent From $4.99

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Cast

A.J.

Moose

Brooke

Shane

Judge

Jean

Leah

Randy Carmichael

Rodney Carmichael

Lester

Bill Workman

Neil Bruning

Chris Bravo

Jeff Bravo

Willie Morris

Gambleholic

Kid on Bus

Stephanie

Duff Warfield

Hard Charger

Fat Cop

Male Chaperone

Brooke's Dad

Party Girl

Angry Soccer Mom

Directed By: Adam Rehmeier

Written By: Adam Rehmeier

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zxki says...

4 weeks ago

Honestly, if it wasn't for the slow plot and the ages not making any sense what so ever I would have loved this. The story was heartwarming, heartbreaking, funny, and relatable all at the same time. The soundtrack was headboppingly perfect. It made me cry and headbop, sometimes at the same time. The characters were played brilliantly by the actors, but the ages they were given took me out so many times. I loved the morals and portayal of family, friendship, relationships, and just life overall. The first time experiences and the last time experiences all for different reasons. Oh, and the 90s vibe hits warmly.

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FatalMuzza says...

4 weeks ago

What a great homage to the 90’s. Especially impactful being of similar age at the time and the nostalgia it invoked. MODERATION EDIT: Be respectful.

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Xiofire says...

3 weeks ago

Adam Rehmeier, I was unfamiliar with your game. A warm, hazy, nostalgic coming-of-age movie that initially seems tropey and overplayed, but by layering in believable human connection and a lot of heart, Snack Shack manages to surpass its awfully generic namesake into one of the finest best-friend-comedies I've seen. Not many movies manage to make me gasp and tear up like this one did, or leave me with the lingering warm feeling of nostalgia for a place or time I never experienced. Kudos Snack Shack, now be a shit pig and get me a fuck dog.

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great_vc says...

2 weeks ago

I knew it was going to be one of those movies and it was! A fantastic montage of the nostalgic 90s some really good heartwarming good cinematography and heartbreaking and really funny. Both of them had great chemistry. The story was superb, you got tears, you got laughs you got everything that is missing from some over Hollywood produced and advertised movies. I loved it! And they did it with no PC , no ultra mouth language, no vomit or diarrhea jokes, nothing else but pure innocent fun. A gem, that is going to be a classic. And not only for Brooke!

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ben.teves

a month ago

Snack Shack starts so suddenly, so chaotically, you can almost feel someone say “and they’re off” — and not just because it picks up, in media res, at a racetrack betting station.

AJ (Conor Sherry) and Moose (Gabriel Labelle, fresh from his turn in The Fabelmans) are 14 years old and enteri More

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