Getting into the groove can have a different meaning for everyone.
The groove is a personal vibe and a measure of fun or a relaxed, chilled-out state.
Whatever getting into the groove means to you, honor it by watching these great movies.
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Today,Weekend at Bernie’s isa cult comedy that inspired party moviesin a unique way.
Bernie invites them to his Hamptons house for a Labor Day party as a reward for their work.
However, when Larry and Richard arrive at the Hamptons, they find Bernie dead.
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To avoid becoming suspects, the two keep the party going while pretending Bernie’s still alive.
Holland, meanwhile, became aDisneyandNickelodeondirector, but many often cite his debut movie as his most memorable work.
Their favorite things are skateboarding, rock music, and their band.
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Ramis wrote and directed the movie, which was his directorial debut.
The Blues Brothersfollows two musicians and brothers, Jake (Belushi) and Elwood Blues (Aykroyd).
Upon Jake’s release from prison, he and Elwood find out their old orphanage is closing down.
ThelatestBeverly Hills Copsequelwas released on Netflixin 2024, and it wasn’t half-bad.
His earliest work is bound to get anyone into a fun and carefree groove.
The movie is largely analyzed for its depiction of youth culture and how it encapsulates their vigor so well.
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