Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland

2016
R
1h 30min

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Alan Ritchson in Blue Mountain State: The Rise of Thadland (2016)

When the Dean of Blue Mountain State threatens to sell the Goat House, Alex throws Thad the party of his dreams in an effort to get him to buy it.

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Cuando Thad se licencia y es seleccionado para jugar en la NFL, el quarterback Alex debe ponerse a la cabeza de su equipo y liderar la lucha para evitar que el vengativo rector de la univers... Leer todoCuando Thad se licencia y es seleccionado para jugar en la NFL, el quarterback Alex debe ponerse a la cabeza de su equipo y liderar la lucha para evitar que el vengativo rector de la universidad cierre su sede.Cuando Thad se licencia y es seleccionado para jugar en la NFL, el quarterback Alex debe ponerse a la cabeza de su equipo y liderar la lucha para evitar que el vengativo rector de la universidad cierre su sede.

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Curiosidades
This movie was partially funded through Kickstarter, a crowd-funding website. The campaign was one of Kickstarter's most successful movie projects.

Créditos adicionales
There is a credit at the end for the Thadland commercial with the line "a Richard Dawg film (Dawg with a W. G. Motherfucker)" and "Directeded and Editeded by Thad Castle"

Conexiones
Follows Blue Mountain State (2010)

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Written by Mick Lister and Giles Edward Palmer
Courtesy of Extreme Music

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4/10

Too much

The Rise of Thadland is a fantastic example of trying to make something a more extreme version of an already extreme concept. Another example of this is NPH as Barney in later seasons of HIMYA. When HIMYA found out people loved Barney, well they tried to make him more Barney-ish. It became very hard for the audience to view Barney as redeemable after this. When you make yourself a parody of yourself you risk becoming unrelatable and annoying.

BMS took characters balancing on the edge and gave them a shove with a Mack truck. It was like adding speed to an energy drink and wondering what went wrong. All of your characters became like the extreme guys from Harold and Kumar, and nobody likes those guys.