Caddyshack VHS

Title - Caddyshack Format - VHS Condition - Used Condition Notes - tested and working, light wear This listing uses a stock image. Please refer to the condition description for more information. Please note that any codes or downloads may not still be viable, and item may be missing original inserts. We are not responsible in such an event. If a slipcover is included, it will be pictured and mentioned in the title. This listing includes all original discs included in the release (blu-rays, dvds, digital copies, bonus content discs, ect). Sealed items may have tears on the cellophane. We expect sealed items to be opened and used. If this is not the case, and you are looking for a perfect item with an intact seal, let us know so we can check the condition prior to purchase. Failure to do so comes at your own risk.

The greenskeeper is about to start World War III against a gopher. The judge plays to win but his nubile niece has her mind set on scoring her own way. The playboy shoots perfect golf by pretending he is the ball. And the country-club loudmouth just doubled a $20,000 bet on a 10-foot putt. Insanity? No."Caddyshack." Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, Ted Knight and Bill Murray tee off for a side-splitting round of fairway foolishness that does for golf what Animal House did for college fraternities and Police Academy did for law enforcement. Chase's laid-back delivery has kept audiences of Saturday Night Live and movie hits National Lampoon's Vacation, Fletch and Spies Like Us in the aisles for years. Sharing his wisdom with a caddy or his bed with debutante Lacey Underall, he never misses a shot. Rodney Dangerfield is well, Rodney Dangerfield. Even when he's off camera, he's on. And fans that have made Easy Money and Back to School box-office hits like him just fine. Knight-possessor of the best slow burn since Laurel and Hardy fusses, fumes and finesses his way through his role as Bushwood Country Club's one-man Legion of Decency. Murray's hole-in-the-head assistant greenskeeper is straight out of Looney Tunes. Murray, who brought the house down in Meatballs, Stripes and Ghostbusters, is funny even when he talks to himself. In "Caddyshack," the term "golf nut" takes on a deranged double meaning and the laughs are par for the course!.