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If this was your town, and this was your mayor, and this was your town historian and ...

this was your drama teacher, and this was your dentist, and this is the woman who sold you a Blizzard while waitng to see your travel agent and his wife...

... would you rather participate in the town play, or get an elective Spinal Tap?

Waiting For Guffman Official Site Rated: R for strong very brief language. PG-13 would have been fine.  **** of **** Length: 84 minutes Credits: Writers:     Christopher Guest      Eugene Levy Director: Christopher Guest  Cast:   Christopher Guest: Corky St. Clair   Eugene Levy: Dr. Allan Pearl   Fred Willard: Ron Albertson   Catherine O'Hara: Sheila Albertson   Parker Posey: Libby Mae Brown   Deborah Theaker: Gwen Fabin-Blunt, Councilwoman   Michael Hitchcock: Steve Stark, Councilman   Scott Williamson: Tucker Livingston, Councilman   Larry Miller: Glenn Welsch, Mayor   Don Lake: Phil Burgess, Blaine Historian Synopsis: The town of Blaine, Missouri is celebrating its sesquicentennial with a number of events, with the centerpiece being the history of their hometown told through a musical play.  The school's drama teacher is a off off off Broadway reject who still has dreams of making it big.  He is put in charge of the play and recruits a quirky bunch of talentless town folk for the cast.  They get news that a member of a foundation is coming down from New York City to see the play.  The plot thickens.  Review: This is a hard movie to review because of it's nature, and the fact that everybody did their jobs wonderfully.  Corky, played by Christopher Guest, is the center of the movie as the towns flamboyant drama teacher.  Since much of the dialogue was ad-libbed by these established comedic actors, they each maintained a distinct persona.  The concentration on the odd looks they gave each other served well to strengthen the laughter of the audience.  The sets and scenery deftly enhanced the movies small town charm.  This mockumentary of hilarity is continuous laughter for all.  If you are lucky enough to get the chance see this in a theater, go for it!  If you take out one sentence, you could have a G rated movie that is a total gas.  --"The elements are coming together."-- "Sound"track: Lightnin' Strikes - Sung a cappella by James McQueen Teacher's Pet - Danced to and sung a cappella by Parker Posey Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair & Camptown Races & Swanee River - Sung a cappella by Eugene Levy Midnight at the Oasis - Sung a cappella by Fred Willard and Catherine O'Hara Corky's Funky Dance - Colors of America - Covered Wagons, Open-Toed Shoe - Stool Boom - Fred Willard, Catherine O'Hara, Parker Posey, Eugene Levy & Christopher Guest A Penny for Your Thoughts - Parker Posey & Christopher Guest Nothing Ever Happens on Mars - Eugene Levy Red, White and Blaine - Blaine Panthers Fight Song - My Bubba Made a Kishka - Eugene Levy