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Choreographer
(as Ashley Deaton)
Dancer
(as Brianna Nichole Nowlin)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Aaron - Adam's Friend
(uncredited)
Diana - Wink's Hot Girl
(uncredited)
Mary Fangman - Wedding Guest
(uncredited)
Game Show Audience /
Party Goer
(uncredited)
Game Show Contestant
(uncredited)
Hot Guy /
Partygoer
(uncredited)
Tattooed Party Goer
(uncredited)
Mansion Party Guest
(uncredited)
Mansion Party Guest
(uncredited)
Mansion Party Guest
(uncredited)
Mansion Party Guest
(uncredited)
set decorator: additional photography
department head hair / key hair stylist
key makeup artist / makeup department head
assistant hair stylist (uncredited)
additional makeup artist (uncredited)
first assistant director (as Kelly Cantley)
additional second assistant director
additional second assistant director
production assistant (as Kaitlyn Cole)
boom operator: second unit/additional photography
compositor / motion graphics artist
scheduling / vfx scheduling manager
lead visual effects artist: Zoic Studios
roto artist: Hirota Paint Industries
visual effects producer: Zoic Studios
stunt double: Adam Scott/'Adam, Jr.' / stunts
stunt double: Rob Corddry/'Lou' / utility stunts
stunt double: Rob Corddry / stunt rigger
stunt double: Clark Duke/'Jacob' / stunts
assistant to stunt coordinator / stunt partier / stunts
stunt coordinator: additional photography / stunts
stunt rigger (as Bill Scharpf) / utility stunts (as Bill Scharpf)
stunt double: Craig Robinson/'Nick' (as Gus Williams)
camera operator: promo shoot / director of photography: promo shoot
additional lamp operator (as Daniel H. Jacobs)
rigging electrician (as Timothy Jones)
additional "b" camera first assistant camera
first assistant camera: additional photography
additional cinematography (uncredited)
costume supervisor (as Shonta T. McCray)
assistant digital intermediate producer
assistant location manager / location scout
composer: additional music / orchestrator
assistant to Christophe Beck (as Lisa Joseph)
post production accountant: trevanna post
assistant post-production accountant
production coordinator: electronic press kit
vice president business affairs (as Ali Claire-Genis)
coordinator: physical production - MGM
creative director producer end title sequence
production assistant: reshoots (as Alex Salazar)
production coordinator: additional photography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
2010 American science fiction adventure comedy film directed by Steve Pink
John Cusack
Grace Loh
John Morris
Matt Moore
March 26, 2010 ( 2010-03-26 ) (United States)
John Cusack as Adam Yates
Jake Rose as 1986 Adam
Rob Corddry as Lou "Violator" Dorchen
Brook Bennett as 1986 Lou
Craig Robinson as Nick Webber-Agnew
Aliu Oyofo as 1986 Nick
Clark Duke as Jacob Yates
Chevy Chase as Repairman
Collette Wolfe as Kelly Yates
Crispin Glover as Phil Wedmaier
Sebastian Stan as Blaine
Lizzy Caplan as April Drennan
Crystal Lowe as Zoe
Kellee Stewart as Courtney Agnew
Odessa Rojen as 9-year-old Courtney
Lyndsy Fonseca as Jenny
Charlie McDermott as Chaz
Jessica Paré as Tara
William Zabka as Rick Steelman
This article needs to be updated . Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. ( February 2015 )
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Hot Tub Time Machine is a 2010 American science-fiction comedy film directed by Steve Pink and starring John Cusack , Rob Corddry , Craig Robinson , Clark Duke , Crispin Glover , Lizzy Caplan , and Chevy Chase . The film was released on March 26, 2010. It follows four men who travel back in time to 1986 via a hot tub, and must find a way to return to 2010. A sequel, Hot Tub Time Machine 2 , was released on February 20, 2015.
Three estranged, depressed friends—Adam Yates, who was dumped by his girlfriend; neglected husband Nick Webber-Agnew working a dead-end job ; and Lou Dorchen, an unemployed, alcoholic slacker in his 40s—reconnect when Lou is hospitalized for carbon monoxide poisoning . To cheer him up, Adam and Nick arrange for Lou to join them and Adam's nephew Jacob at Kodiak Valley Ski Resort, where the three enjoyed themselves in their youth.
While drinking in their hotel room's hot tub, the four accidentally douse the console with an energy drink. The next day, the four go skiing, and after many strange occurrences, they realize they have traveled back to 1986. Adam, Lou, and Nick have also assumed their younger bodies, although Jacob's appearance has not changed since he was not born yet, though he occasionally flickers.
A cryptic repairman appears and warns them not to change anything, as it might affect history. To minimize the butterfly effect , the group plans to re-enact their experiences: Adam has to break up with his girlfriend Jenny and get stabbed in the eye with a fork; Lou must pick a fight with and get beaten up by Blaine, a ski patrol bully; Nick must have sex with a groupie and perform with his band at an open microphone event. They also find Adam's sister—and Jacob's mother—Kelly at the resort.
The three find their tasks difficult; Lou gets punched by Blaine and loses his backpack, but realizes he must face him again later at night, so he reluctantly challenges Blaine again. Adam becomes attracted to Jenny again and loses the will to break up, but is distracted when he meets free-spirited music journalist April during a concert. Nick is concerned about cheating on his wife, even though he has not married yet at the time.
Jenny turns the tables on Adam when she initiates their breakup, but Adam still gets stabbed in the eye with a fork after he tries to prevent the breakup. Dejected, he wanders around the resort alone before encountering April, and they break into a nearby home and become intimate. Meanwhile, Nick chooses to cover more upbeat music during his performance. When the repairman informs Jacob that a chemical is the key to their time travel, Jacob realizes it was the energy drink they spilled.
After the group prevents Lou from falling off the rooftop, they go to Blaine's cabin to search for the drink, during which Lou seduces Kelly. When Jacob interrupts Lou and Kelly having sex, he suddenly vanishes. They realize that Lou is Jacob's father, and he reappears after Lou and Kelly finish conceiving him. Leaving Kelly, Lou finally manages to beat Blaine, and the four retrieve the energy drink and return to the hot tub where they create a vortex.
Jacob and Nick enter the tub first, but Lou decides to stay in 1986, admitting to Adam that his carbon monoxide poisoning was a suicide attempt. Knowing the future, he intends to make investments and have a closer relationship with Jacob. Adam insists upon staying too, but Lou throws him into the vortex at the last moment.
Back in 2010, Adam, Nick, and Jacob discover that Lou has changed history by founding the immensely successful Lougle , which affords him a luxurious lifestyle with Kelly. Adam discovers that he is happily married to April, while Nick is a successful music producer married to a loving and supportive wife. They reunite at Lou's mansion with their families, satisfied with their new lives.
Steve Pink directed the movie and Josh Heald wrote the screenplay. [3] It was filmed primarily at the Vancouver Film Studios in Vancouver and the Fernie Alpine Resort in Fernie , British Columbia . [4] Kelvin Humenny served as the art director for the film. [5]
The first trailer for the film and the red-band trailer appeared on July 24, 2009, at Comic-Con 2009 and on the Internet. One of the red-band trailers consists primarily of specially shot footage (not featured in the film) of Jessica Paré 's character in a tub. The film was screened for free in over 50 cities in the weeks leading up to its release.
On March 29, 2010, Corddry and Duke were guest hosts on WWE Raw from the US Airways Center in Phoenix, Arizona , to promote the film. Robinson did make a short appearance, but only via satellite. [6]
The film opened at number three with a weekend gross of $14 million in 2,754 theaters, averaging $5,091 per theater. Hot Tub Time Machine grossed $50.3 million in North America and $14.3 million in other territories for a worldwide total of $64.6 million against a budget of $36 million. [2]
Hot Tub Time Machine was released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on June 1, 2010. An "unrated" version was also released, with the Blu-ray Disc containing a digital copy.
On Rotten Tomatoes , Hot Tub Time Machine has an approval rating of 63% based on 201 reviews, and an average rating of 6.1/10. The website's critical consensus reads: "Its flagrantly silly script -- and immensely likable cast -- make up for most of its flaws." [7] On Metacritic , the film has a score of 63 out of 100 based on 36 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". [8] Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B" on an A+ to F scale. [9]
The picture moves so quickly and crazily, swerving and skidding and doubling back for seconds, that minor lapses in wit are immediately overtaken by major (and therefore hilarious) lapses in taste.... the undercurrent of misogyny and homophobic panic that courses through most arrested-development, guy-centric comedies these days is certainly present here. But unlike, say, The Hangover , which sweetens and sentimentalizes its man-child characters—allowing them to run wild and then run home to Mommy— Hot Tub Time Machine is honest in its coarseness and pretty tough on the fellows who are the agents and objects of its satire. [10]
Roger Ebert gave the film three stars out of four:
The bottom line is, gross-out guy comedies open twice a month, and many of them are wretched excesses. Hot Tub Time Machine , which wants nothing more than to be a screwball farce, succeeds beyond any expectations suggested by the title. [11]
The soundtrack for the film, officially titled Hot Tub Time Machine (Music From the Motion Picture) , was released in 2010 by Rhino Entertainment . Several of the songs were sung by members of the film.
The following songs were featured in the film, but not included in the soundtrack album: [12]
Although not a huge commercial success, strong home video sales prompted a sequel to Hot Tub Time Machine . John Cusack did not return, and Adam Scott played his character's son. Although Cusack has stated on his Twitter account that he was not even asked to be a part of the sequel, he makes an uncredited cameo in the unrated home video release of the film. [13]
Released on February 20, 2015, the sequel was panned by critics and was a box-office failure, grossing less money in its entire theatrical run ($12.8 million) than the original made in its opening weekend ($14 million).
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