Encino Man (1992)
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" Encino Man (known as California Man in several territories) is a 1992 American comedy film directed by Les Mayfield in his directorial debut. The film stars Sean Astin, Brendan Fraser, Mariette Hartley, Richard Masur, and Pauly Shore with supporting roles done by Megan Ward, Robin Tunney, Michael DeLuise, and Ke Huy Quan. In the film, two teenagers discover and thaw a frozen caveman, who has to adjust to 20th-century society while teaching them life lessons of his own. The film was released "

" Director: Les Mayfield His 1st movie My 4th movie (somehow) watched from the director This is clearly from people who have very little experience with directing, writing, and editing. The high concept is actually good, but the execution was a misfire in an all categories. Strangely people blamed Pauly Shore, but he is actually the only funny part about the movie. Not all of his stuff lands, but he makes it watchable. I also happen to be a fan of his other work, I may not be a snob? Ad"

" First Viewing Viewing Date: March 17th Via: iTunes Store Plot: When they find a frozen caveman in their back yard, two high school outcasts thaw him and introduce him to modern life while he in turn gets them to actually enjoy life. Rating: 6.5/10 Why Did I Watch It? It features two actors who won Oscars this week, and social media has been rife with posts about it, so I had to check it out."

"Encino Man is one of those teen movies from the early 90's that's just endlessly rewatchable. Brendan Fraser just killing it this year with this and School Ties. I also think this might be the first real break out movie for Pauly Shore doing his signature character. Either way it's currently not available on Blu-ray, so it needs to be in the collection."

" Directed by: Les Mayfield Produced by: Hilton A. Green and George Zaloom Written by: George Zaloom and Shawn Schepps Cinematography: Robert Brinkmann Edited by: Michael Kelly and Robert A. Sears Music by: J. Peter Robinson Distributed by: Hollywood Pictures"

"Pros: Lame and silly, yet harmless -- and VERY "90's" (case in point: there's a montage set to "I'm Too Sexy"); Sean Astin makes a convincing dork (even if he doesn't really look like a teenager); the obviously choreographed dance at the end. Cons: Pauly Shore; annoying lines such as "Don't wheeze the juice!"; it's a movie about two high school geeks who find a caveman in a backyard and manage to pass the caveman off as an exchange student (with none of their parents or teachers ever suspecting"