
Catch the insanity on and off the stage with The Kids in the Hall as they barnstorm across North America on their historic 2000 reunion tour. This hysterical documentary, directed by Dave Foley, goes almost too far behind the scenes as Canada's funny fab five get their act together and take it on the road.... (Full plot summary below)
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Catch the insanity on and off the stage with The Kids in the Hall as they barnstorm across North America on their historic 2000 reunion tour. This hysterical documentary, directed by Dave Foley, goes almost too far behind the scenes as Canada's funny fab five get their act together and take it on the road.
Leave your thoughts about The Kids in the Hall: Same Guys, New Dresses.
| NetflixJames RocchiBehind-the-scenes documentary on Canadian comedy troupe needs more scenes, and less, uh, behind. |
| User ReviewKen SWhat is brilliant about this piece is the backstage dynamic among the cast. These are guys who work well together, but who have some serious issues with one another. The backstage arguments are more interesting than the actual act at times. |
| User ReviewAndi MA must have for every Kids in the Hall fan. |
| User ReviewAdele BI love Kids in the Hall, DAMN YOU COMEDY CENTRAL!!! |
| User ReviewJacob Fa interesting and often hilarious look at the kids reuniting for they're 2000 tour. |
| User ReviewMel LThis was a brilliant tour! Watching this DVD brings back great memories for me. As usual, the KITH have fantastic saterical takes on many facets of life and current events. I hope they do more together. |
| User ReviewKyle LPretty solid documentary, drags in some places. The audio commentary is pretty good. |
| User ReviewHeather RThis is a good documentary, but the Kids In The Hall swear quite a bit, and the Buddy Cole bit is offensive. |