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Hitting U.K. cinemas last fall, "The Inbetweeners Movie" was an unparalled smash, besting the numbers of "The Hangover Part II" and staying on top of the box office for four straight weeks, taking $71 million at home and earning more coin from various international territories. Not bad for a movie made on a slim $5.5 million budget. It was a big breakout for a movie with such humble beginnings, as a smutty teen comedy that aired eighteen half-hour episodes on a niche British TV channel E4. But it developed a cult following, and it's clear the drunken, sexual misadventures of Simon, Will, Neil and Jay struck a broader cultural chord.
Still have no idea what we're talking about? Check out the red band trailer for the original below and see it for yourself in theaters starting on September 7th. And if you have seen it already, do you want to see more? [via Variety]
2 Comments
Shala | August 23, 2012 10:29 AM
Loved it! I stumbled onto the show when I was on vacay in London last summer. I have since seen all the eps and also saw this movie. Coming from this American, Brits make great comedies.
Jasmine | August 22, 2012 3:46 PM
Great news! Looking forward to the U.S. premiere on Sept. 7th. If youâd like more info, you can follow the original Inbetweeners on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
- http:/www.facebook.com/theinbetweenersusa
- http:/www.twitter.com/theinbetweenersUSA
- http:/www.youtube.com/inbetweenersusa