Just One of the Guys

Ralph Macchio and William Zabka pair up for one last ride into the sunset. This classic also produced one of the most memorable lines in film history: "It's OK, everybody, it's all right. He has tits." Eat that, Rosebud!

Despite the fact that the premise did have potential; the film just is just a run of the mill teen comedy with a "wacky" twist. The plot is predictable, the language is occasionally transphobic and I wish it had even tried to examine topics like misogyny and gender discrimination. That said, I still enjoyed it more than the average forgettable 80's comedy, but that's probably because I was seriously hoping for the film's protagonist to realize that she's a lesbian and end up with Sherilyn Fenn.

I'm sitting here going: "..are you all blind and stupid... that new Rick kid has rockin' knockers" "Uhhh surprise jock inspections aren't a thing ... FIRE THAT GYM TEACHER"

It's predictable 80s teen fare, but William Zabka is the king of all high school jock villains and like all 80s teen movies, what it may lack in laugh-out-loud moments it makes up for with a lot of nostalgic smiling.

This is one of those movies that I've seen countless times because it was continually on cable when I was young. It's watchable, I guess, but the film is filled with unlikeable characters and uninteresting gender-bending humor.

An ok trashy horny teen high school movie.

Sets women's lib back an hour and thirty-five minutes.

It's a teen sex comedy but not really that much sex besides the dirty talk. The topless scene was pointless since it was met with the most tepid response ever: "It's OK, everybody, it's alright---he has tits." There is a lot of '80s going on and the girls are pretty. The Karate Kids are here too. The plot is mindless and I wish there was some twist. Fav scene: the line I mentioned above (and the only scene everyone else remembers).

It's OK, he's got tits.

terrible 80s film that has been seen too many times bc it was constantly on cable when i was growing up, but mostly just bc i am such a huge fan of william zabka, who may be the greatest 80s jock baddie ever.

Not worth the time of day, nor worth my time for decent review.

A second-tier 80's teen comedy at best. It requires an almost inhumane amount of disbelief suspense, but it does have a few sporadic funny moments.

You know what? It was a million times better than She's The Man...Just sayin'.

Typical 80's flick with all the cliches. The casting alone brings this above mediocrity, and turn this into a very watchable flick.

Wheredoyougetoffhavingtits!?lol+shouldapaidmoreattention

I suppose in 1985 this may not have been an overdone movie plotline as it is today. Pretty funny in a so bad its good way, but the movie is sort of in on the joke.

So awful it's actually painful to watch.

Gets points for nostalgia and for the brother "Buddy". Not much else, though.

It's not great, but it has its moments & also has plenty of that strange mid-80's charm to carry it. The storytelling isn't always perfect, the characters aren't all that deep, and the plot is fairly simple. But, it manages to keep track of all of its elements decently enough and is also benefited by a genuinely enjoyable protagonist. Worth a watch, so long as you don't have unrealistic expectations.

Un-laughably bad. Was probably better when I was 13.

great idea, very well delivered, i wish they went further with the charchters and had a larger score as music seemed empty in some areas

approaches Teen Witch levels of terrible, and thus eighties-hilarious

More pompous/pretentious script writing that's just difficult to watch!

Filled with clichés of the 80s. It was good at the time, but today it would not be more cool watch.