Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love

Nerds, man. Fricking Nerds. This is one of the funniest movie series ever man! This one is just sorta like a great reunion movie. Its funny, and its more family oriented. I think it would be a good movie to show to my kids, if I had them. The Third one, same thing. Now Booger is my favorite Nerd. To see he's getting some steady ass from a not so ugly Omega Moo is great. Its a nice thing to know that after all this time, Nerds can still make people laugh and give you a heart warming feeling that everyone out there can be loved. This movie isn't as bad as you are lead to believe. The second one was the worst one. This one is pretty good.

I won't waste a lot of time on this one except to say that this has got to be one of the worst sequels to a good movie I've ever seen, sitting through it was about as fun as having a tooth slowly drilled for 88 minutes. It is completely mindless, unimaginative and without even the slightest bit of humor, it is amazing how an otherwise talented cast can be totally nullified by amateurish writing. Even Curtis (aka "Booger") Armstrong can't save the day, he seems to aimlessly wander through it with a pleading look in his eyes, as if to beg "PLEASE Just give me one funny thing to do!" In fact most of the cast looks embarrassed to be there, and they should be, I just hope they were paid well and fed a decent lunch for their humiliation. 1 out of 10, a superb example of why TV is sometimes known as "The Idiot Box"

I just watched the fourth installment in the Nerds series and I must say that I wasn't disapointed. Many of the actors from previous films are brought back and definatly revive the film, I was shocked to see James Cromwell in this. Booger and the gang are back!!

After viewing all the films in the nerd series I'd have to say that Revenge Of The Nerds IV Nerds In Love is a lame yet decent conclusion to the popular franchise. It was nice to see some of the original cast from the 1st and 3rd movie return there was some funny moments and cute romance but it lacked the raunchy jokes and hilarious pranks that made the 1984 classic a success. This is a made for TV film so it had to be made appropriate for younger viewers.

In the final story of the nerd saga Dudley Booger Dawson (Armstrong) is about to marry his rich Omega Mu girlfriend Jeanie (Bohrer) on Valentine's Day however his father in law to be Aaron Humphrey isn't thrilled about a nerd joining the family as he thinks it could ruin his chances of getting into politics.When his friends Lewis, his wife Betty, Lamar, Takashi, Ogre, Stan Gable, Lewis's nephew Harold & his friends arrive their partying style drive the bride's more dignified guests away. Intent on stopping the wedding he enlists the help of his snobby son in law Chip (Davies) and a private investigator. In another plot Lewis & Betty are awaiting the arrival of their unborn son and Betty is near the end of her pregnancy as the big day approaches.

At the wedding shower Chip announces that Booger fathered a daughter out of wedlock with a young woman years ago from Sandusky Ohio, of course it's a lie to prevent the happy couple from going down the aisle. So the nerdy gang will have to fight once again to prove that even someone who's different deserves to be loved. The wedding day arrives, as the ceremony begins Betty goes into labour and Chip's deception is revealed when Heidi admits the truth that she's not his daughter and was drafted from an orphanage. Everyone including Jeanie's sister Gaylord (Tuck) throws him out for good, Aaron then apologizes to Booger and his friends for his behaviour and gives his blessings.

By the end of the film Booger & Jeanie are married and plan to adopt Heidi, Lewis & Betty have a healthy baby boy. The final scene shows the newlyweds sitting with their friends, and Lewis says "It's gonna be a great year" the same line he used in the first movie.

for fans who enjoy silly laughs watch Revenge Of The Nerds IV Nerds In Love

Everything past part one was progressively worse and worse, and this was the bottom of the trash bin.

The acting was horrible, the plot was a re-hash of the previous 3 movies, and the writing was as smart as 3rd grade "What I Did Last Summer" report. The main reason for the making of the movie was as a broadcast token.

When the Fox Network originally aired this movie in the United States in 1994, it was broadcast with 3D scenes. A little logo would appear on-screen to tell you to put on your special 3-D glasses during certain scenes. The glasses were sold at convienence stores around the time, a marketing tie-in for the occasion. Some of the scenes looked cool in 3-D, like the food fight and the bachelor party, but it was just a novelty and was only worth seeing once, which is exactly how many times it was shown in the 3-D format.

When I die, St. Peter will probably frown on me for wasting the two hours of my life that I wasted to watch this crap, when I could have been doing something to help mankind instead.