VHYes

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VHYes

2019

1h 12m

Comedy

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79%

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42 Reviews

68%

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Fewer than 50 Ratings

A 12-year-old boy accidentally records television shows over his parents' wedding tape.

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Critics Consensus

VHYes is a unique film for specific tastes -- and a rare, albeit grimy gift for viewers who can appreciate its retro aesthetic and absurd humor.

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Karen Han

Polygon

03/16/2020

VHYES succeeds by using comedy sketches the wrong way

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Noel Murray

Los Angeles Times

02/03/2020

Throughout, "VHYes" laces its nostalgia with bitter poison, reminding its audience that even in the carefree couch potato days of 1987, the end-times always loomed.

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Wendy Ide

Screen International

01/23/2020

The amusing but initially disposable sketch format gathers momentum and a series of mini-threads emerge.

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Daniel Gorman

In Review Online

06/04/2021

VHYes is very obviously striving for an Adult Swim brand of absurdity, but there's a reason most of those shows are 15 minutes long.

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Andrew F. Peirce

The Curb

07/14/2020

Director Jack Henry Robbins crams an eighties aesthetic into his magnificent feature debut that blasts apart families, nostalgia, capitalism, art, and just about everything else that can be tarnished with the brush of absurd kookiness.

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Andy Crump

Paste Magazine

03/11/2020

7.9/10

Cursed words like "Facebook" and "Instagram" are never uttered in VHYes, for obvious reasons, but the movie reads like Robbins' thesis that for as long as people have been able to self-document, they've done so with relish...

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Orlando C

@orrman 09/11/2024

Isn't this an episode of Everybody Loves Raymond?

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prawnda s

@RT72497680 10/21/2023

i love basically every member of the cast, there's a good amount of funny content here, but there isn't quite enough for it to feel like a feature film. i think if it was one part of a series, i'd view it differently, but as one standalone movie it seems to fizzle out just as the jokes really get started.

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harrison r

@emailaddress 02/13/2022

Great cast, some good bits. Worth watching to see Mark Proksch improvise with Thomas Lennon, and a great live song from Weyes Blood

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06/30/2021

Maybe I'm just old but it made me laugh. Uplifting to me.

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nefasto r

@Nefasto 09/19/2020

It works well as an homage to 80's TV. But as a movie: kind of skinny and useless.

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06/29/2020

I don't know what I was expecting. Maybe something a little Tim and Eric esque? It didn't disappoint in that department. Lots of surreal humor and lo-fi public access TV nostalgia, but it held its own. It was oddly sincere, silly, sad, and a little spooky. Really enjoyed this movie.

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Synopsis

A 12-year-old boy accidentally records television shows over his parents' wedding tape.

Director: Jack Henry Robbins
Producer: Delaney Schenker
Screenwriter: Nate Gold
Production Co: Hot Winter Films
Genre: Comedy
Original Language: English
Release Date (Streaming): Feb 26, 2020
Runtime: 1h 12m