Hot Tub Time Machine

R16

2010

100 mins

Directed by Steve Pink
64%
56%
Comedy

Four friends get in a hot tub to drown their sorrows. Adam (John Cusack) has been dumped; Lou (W.'s Rob... More

Four friends get in a hot tub to drown their sorrows. Adam (John Cusack) has been dumped; Lou (W.'s Rob Corddry) is a party guy without a party; Nick (Pineapple Express' Craig Robinson) is controlled by his wife; and video game-obsessed Jacob (Kick-Ass' Clark Duke) won't leave his basement.

This drinking session, in the ski resort's hot tub, gets wildly out of control and results in a spot of time travelling. In the morning they awake to find themselves in 1986 and with the chance to kick some past and change their futures.

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Hot Tub Time Machine | Ratings & Reviews

64_%210 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
56_%167,360 reviews
Audience score rating

"Even by recent standards for mainstream comedy packaging, "Tub" looks dull and ugly."

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Variety

"Let's face it, you're not heading to Hot Tub Time Machine for witty erudite discussions."

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TVNZ

"The movie itself is a nonstop barrage -- somewhere between a riot and an orgy -- of crude, obnoxious gags and riffs. If you are a connoisseur of sexual, scatological or just plain stupid humor, you will find your appetite satisfied, even glutted."

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The New York Times

"Succeeds beyond any expectations suggested by the title and extends John Cusack's remarkable run: Since 1983, in 55 films, he's never made a bad one."

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Roger Ebert

"Another good reason why male bonding should not take place in a hot tub"

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New Zealand Herald

"About a billion laughs (though "Hot Tub" is not for the faint of heart or anyone even slightly concerned with what's happened to common decency these days)."

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Los Angeles Times

"A loud, disjointed and not terribly funny comedy, which probably is what one expects with a title like that. The unfortunate thing is, it didn't need to be."

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