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The Party

If you've ever been to a wilder party... you're under arrest!

Released PG 99 min 7.4/10 Votes: 44191

Hrundi V. Bakshi, an accident-prone actor from India, is accidentally put on the guest list for an upcoming party at the home of a Hollywood film producer. Unfortunately, from the moment he arrives, one thing after another goes wrong with compounding effect.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Romance

Subgenres:

Farce, Quirky Comedy, Satire, Slapstick

Release:

1968-04-04

Year:

2024

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$2M

Revenue:

$3M

Companies:

The Mirisch Company

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Ghost World - Explores the lives of outsiders and nonconformity.
Little Miss Sunshine - Road trip comedy featuring a dysfunctional family.
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Ruthless People - Dark comedy revolving around unusual scenarios.
Dead Man's Shoes - A gritty exploration of friendship and revenge.
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Napoleon Dynamite - Focus on quirky characters and offbeat humor.
Welcome to the Dollhouse - Darkly comedic take on adolescence and social struggles.
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The Nice Guys - Buddy comedy filled with quirky situations.
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The Big Lebowski - Cult classic filled with eccentric characters and humor.
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The Night Before - A dark comedy involving a night of chaos amid celebrations.
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Ready or Not - A horror-comedy that blends family dynamics with deadly games.
Would You Rather - A psychological horror film focused on a twisted game for survival.
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Escape Room - A thriller involving a group caught in a deadly game of survival.
The Cabin in the Woods - A horror-comedy that subverts typical genre tropes and features a group of friends.
Bird Box - A thrilling and suspenseful film about a group facing unseen horrors.
Funny Games - A psychological thriller that delves into violence and home invasion.
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Knives Out - A modern twist on the whodunit genre with dark humor and family tensions.
The Other - A psychological thriller with dark themes and a focus on childhood.
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Get Out - A horror film that combines social commentary with thrills.
Scream - A slasher film that mixes humor with horror in a series of party scenes.
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V for Vendetta - Explores themes of revolution against oppressive regimes.
The Party - Looks at political movements and the impact of ideology on personal lives.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A biographical account that explores the formative years of a revolutionary figure.
The Last Emperor - Follows a significant historical figure during a time of political upheaval.
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Snowpiercer - A dystopian future reflecting class struggles and revolution.
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The Battle of Algiers - Depicts the Algerian fight for independence from French rule.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of free will, choice, and societal control.
The Handmaid's Tale - A story of oppression and the fight for freedom in a totalitarian regime.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford - Explores the life of an outlaw and the mythologizing of revolutionary figures.
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The Conformist - Explains the psychological struggles in a Fascist society.
The Pianist - Portrays the struggle of a man against the backdrop of WWII and occupation.
The Kite Runner - Highlights personal and political struggles in a war-torn country.
12 Years a Slave - A harrowing depiction of the fight for personal freedom and rights.
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The Social Network - Explores the disruptive impact of technology on society and personal relationships.
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The Act of Killing - A critically acclaimed documentary exploring political violence and historical events.
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Playtime - Another classic by Jacques Tati featuring the character Monsieur Hulot in a modern setting, filled with visual comedy and social commentary.
Traffic - A comedy that explores the chaos and misunderstandings in daily life through interwoven stories, similar to Tati's situational humor.
The Party - A slapstick comedy featuring a bumbling guest at an extravagant party, reminiscent of Hulot's clumsy charm.
The Pink Panther - This classic features Inspector Clouseau's comedic misadventures, much like the unfortunate escapades of Monsieur Hulot.
A Man and a Woman - A romantic film that captures the charm and simplicity of relationships, echoing the understated humor and heart of Hulot.
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Pixie - A whimsical journey filled with quirky characters and light-hearted humor that resonates with the tone of Hulot's adventures.
The Great Race - A comedic take on a race across the country featuring elaborate gags and slapstick, similar to Tati's physical humor.
La La Land - Captures the beauty of everyday life and musical sequences in a whimsical way, akin to Tati's celebration of the ordinary.
Amélie - A quirky romantic comedy showcasing the charm of Paris and the lives of eccentric characters in a whimsical manner.
Monsieur Verdoux - A dark comedy with a whimsical touch, featuring a protagonist involved in a series of unfortunate events.
The Burbs - A suburban comedy filled with misunderstandings and oddball behaviors, aligning with Tati's exploration of everyday absurdity.
The Lobster - A unique blend of absurdity and dark humor that reflects societal norms in a light-hearted, Tati-like manner.
Bottle Rocket - Wes Anderson's debut film showcasing quirky characters with an innocent approach to crime and friendship, reminiscent of Hulot's adventures.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Filled with eccentric characters and a quirky narrative, resembling the charming chaos of Hulot's life.
Punch-Drunk Love - A romantic comedy-drama with an awkward protagonist navigating life’s absurdities, echoing Tati's heartfelt humor.
Moonrise Kingdom - Follows the adventures of young lovers with a whimsical style and quirky humor, reminiscent of Hulot’s innocent antics.
The Kid - A silent comedy classic featuring Charlie Chaplin's character navigating the challenges of life, similar to Hulot's struggles.
The Graduate - A tale of youthful confusion and marital misunderstandings, resonating with the humorous absurdity found in Hulot's adventures.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A light-hearted comedy centered around a day of adventure and mischief, capturing the carefree spirit similar to Hulot's summer vacation.
Being There - A satirical take on society seen through the eyes of a simpleton, echoing the simplistic charm of Monsieur Hulot.
Local Hero - Features quirky characters interacting in a quaint Scottish village, resonating with the idyllic setting of Hulot's film.
The Ladykillers - A dark comedy about a group of criminals hiding out in a house, filled with visual gags and misunderstandings akin to Tati's humor.
A Night at the Opera - A classic Marx Brothers film filled with absurdity, misunderstandings, and clever comedy, similar to Hulot’s escapades.
The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared - A whimsical journey of an old man with misadventures, filled with humor that resonates with Hulot’s holiday schemes.
The Intouchables - A heartwarming comedy-drama about an unlikely friendship, mirroring the charm and warmth found in Tati's cinema.
Little Miss Sunshine - A road film about a dysfunctional family with humorous and touching moments, echoing the themes of escapism in Hulot's story.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A visually stunning adventure film with moments of whimsy and daydreams, akin to Hulot's holiday antics.
Ensemble, c'est tout - A French film that captures quirks of everyday life and relationships, similar to the light-hearted charm of Tati.
The Way Way Back - Centers around a young boy's coming of age during a summer vacation, capturing the warmth and humor of Hulot's adventure.
Cyrano de Bergerac - A comedic adaptation filled with romance and poetic dialogue, showcasing character flaws reminiscent of Hulot’s charming clumsiness.
The Good Place - A TV series that combines humor and philosophical themes, similar to the light entertainment aspect of Tati's work.
The Office (UK) - A mockumentary series with awkward and humorous situations, resembling the everyday absurdity present in Hulot's world.
Fawlty Towers - A classic British sitcom set in a hotel, containing mix-ups and misadventures akin to those experienced by Hulot.
Parks and Recreation - Features quirky characters in a comedic exploration of local government, echoing the absurdity fondly associated with Monsieur Hulot.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine - A comedic take on police work, filled with lovable characters and absurd situations that align with Hulot's charm.
Chocolat - Blends whimsical storytelling with a touch of romance, capturing the warmth and quirky charm similar to Hulot's adventures.
The Princess Bride - A charming story with humor and adventure, filled with delightful characters resonating with the light-hearted nature of Hulot.
The Grand Budapest Hotel - A visually stunning and whimsical comedy featuring eccentric characters, much like the world Tati created for Hulot.
My Neighbors the Yamadas - An animated film showcasing the simple yet humorous aspects of family life, much like the everyday charm in Hulot's narrative.
Ugetsu - Emphasizes the beauty and simplicity of life with a focus on human experiences, akin to Tati's contemplative style.
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A Room with a View - Explores societal norms and personal desires in a romantic context.
Birdman - A unique narrative style that explores fame and identity in a theater context.
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My Dinner with André - Focuses on dialogue and philosophical discussion in a social setting.
The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover - Explores passion and betrayal in a grand setting.
The Hours - Intimately focuses on the lives of women and their emotional struggles.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A poignant exploration of life and consciousness.
Once Upon a Time in America - An epic narrative with a strong focus on character development.
The Dreamers - Explores youthful passion and complexities amidst a backdrop of social unrest.
The Royal Tenenbaums - A quirky take on family dynamics and personal trauma.
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The Red Violin - Intertwines stories across time and culture with a central object.
Anatomy of a Murder - Focuses on the complexities of relationships and human emotions in a courtroom.
Death in Venice - Explores themes of beauty, obsession, and mortality in a lush setting.
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Joy - A story of ambition, family dynamics, and personal struggles.
The Piano Teacher - Focuses on the repressed emotions and complexities of human relationships.
Notting Hill - A romantic narrative centered around the tension between public life and private love.
A Single Man - Themes of loss, love, and societal norms in an artistic context.
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The World of Suzie Wong - Similar themes of romance and cultural exploration.
Beach Blanket Bingo - Both are lighthearted films with music and youth culture.
Wild Angels - Features a similar counterculture vibe and motorcycle themes.
The Graduate - Both films explore themes of youthful rebellion.
How to Get Ahead in Advertising - Similar satirical humor and commentary on social norms.
Hells Angels on Wheels - Focuses on the motorcycle culture similar to the vibe in Tickle Me.
The Party - Features a similar type of comedic silliness and lighthearted humor.
The Brady Bunch Movie - Similar family-friendly humor and a nostalgic feel.
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Ski Party - Light-hearted comedy with a focus on youth and fun.
For Those Who Think Young - Similar themes of youth culture and romance.
Girls! Girls! Girls! - Features a similar musical style and romantic escapades.
Beach Party - Light-hearted beach comedy with a focus on music and romance.
The Young Racers - Shares a racing theme with a focus on youth and adrenaline.
Valley of the Dolls - Explores themes of ambition and relationships in a melodramatic style.
The Cat and the Canary - Similar blend of comedy and thrills.
The Monkey's Uncle - Light-hearted comedy with a youthful and adventurous spirit.
A Hard Day's Night - Musical comedy featuring youthful exuberance.
The Sound of Music - Similar musical elements and themes of escape and love.
Funny Face - Musical comedy with charm and romance.
Bye Bye Birdie - Musical comedy featuring the excitement of youth and fame.
Grease - Similar themes of young love and musical exploration.
Support Your Local Sheriff! - Comedy with a lighthearted approach to a western setting.
Harold and Maude - Explores unconventional relationships and humor.
Mister Roberts - Comedy with a mix of drama and camaraderie similar to Tickle Me.
Blackbeard's Ghost - Family-friendly comedy with supernatural elements similar to Tickle Me.
The Court Jester - Light-hearted adventure with humor and romance.
The Music Man - Musical film featuring charm and community themes.
Some Like It Hot - Classic comedy with themes of disguise and humor.
The Love Bug - Family-friendly comedy with a quirky premise.
You're a Big Boy Now - Coming of age story with comedy elements.
The Sweet Ride - Explores youth and relationships in a lighthearted way.
Roustabout - Focus on the life of a young man in the music industry.
The Great Race - Comedy-adventure with a similar feel of whimsical fun.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - Lighthearted twist on classic storytelling with humor and romance.
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The Happy Hooker - Similar themes of sexuality and the exploration of unconventional lifestyles.
The Big Doll House - Both involve women in unusual and often exploitative environments.
Vanishing Point - Focuses on a counterculture spirit similar to that of Girl in Gold Boots.
Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! - Features strong, assertive female characters in a campy action environment.
The Party - Both feature a sense of absurdity and a blend of humor with social commentary.
She Devils on Wheels - Focuses on an all-female motorcycle gang, similar themes of rebellion.
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - Similar campy feel with a focus on the music industry and female empowerment.
Bikini Pool Hall - Explores similar themes of young women in unusual social settings.
Cheerleaders' Wild Weekend - Combines elements of teenage rebellion with a campy aesthetic.
Coffy - Features a strong female lead in a revenge-driven plot.
Death Race 2000 - Features a dystopian theme with a carnival-like atmosphere.
Girl on a Motorcycle - Similar focus on a woman's journey through freedom and self-discovery.
Rock 'n' Roll Nightmare - Combines music culture with horror elements in an outrageous manner.
The Mummy's Curse - Cult horror film with campy charm and strong visuals.
Cool Breeze - Explores crime and family dynamics with a distinct style.
The Swinging Cheerleaders - Similar blend of youth culture, rebellion, and sexuality.
The Apple - Musical that shares the same campy and over-the-top style.
Mondo Cane - Explores eclectic and bizarre aspects of society, much like the film.
The Love Bug - A family-friendly comedy with a quirky vehicle, sharing a lighthearted spirit.
Black Snake Moan - Explores themes of sexuality and redemption in a dramatic way.
The Lair of the White Worm - Campy horror with a focus on sexuality and bizarre characters.
Flesh Gordon - A tongue-in-cheek parody filled with sexual innuendo and camp.
Girls on the Road - Follows young women on a journey of self-discovery and fun.
Flesh and Blood - Delivers a gritty tale similar to the darker sides of Girl in Gold Boots.
House of the Dead - Combining horror and gore with a youthful adventure.
Vengeance of the Zombies - Explores horror with a surreal twist similar to the imagery in Gold Boots.
Ginger Snaps - Dark themes surrounding female adolescence and transformation.
Demon Wind - Incurs elements of horror and mystery in a quirky style.
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Cannibal! The Musical - Combines humor and unique storytelling in an offbeat manner.
The Witch Who Came from the Sea - Explores psychological horror and female sexuality in a stark way.
The Slumber Party Massacre - Merges slasher elements with teenage experiences, reflecting similar themes.
Hell Comes to Frogtown - Combines humor and post-apocalyptic action, similar to the campy nature.
Shazam! - Offers a lighthearted hero's journey in a campy narrative way.
Psycho Beach Party - Merges comedy with horror and explores youth culture uniquely.
The Apple - A musical that shares the same campy and over-the-top style.
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The Great Beauty - Captures the essence of Italian culture and social dynamics.
The Dinner Game - Features a dinner party setting with comedic and competitive elements.
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Casablanca - Romantic entanglements set against a backdrop of tension and strategy.
Two for the Road - Explores a couple's evolving relationship over different time periods.
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The Party - A comedic exploration of social dynamics during a chaotic gathering.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel - Focuses on the interactions of diverse characters in a shared setting.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Centers on an eccentric family and their interpersonal relationships.
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Dead Poets Society - Explores mentorship, youth, and the impact of relationships through time.
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Love Actually - Interconnected relationships examined within a comedic framework.
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The Opposite of Sex - Studies relationships with humor and unconventional storytelling.
Sideways - Follows two friends on a journey highlighting friendship and personal discovery.
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The Good Wife - Complex characters navigating personal and professional relationships.
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The Lives of Others - Explores themes of surveillance and personal relationships in East Germany, reflecting similar political undertones.
The Great Escape - Focuses on the camaraderie and struggles of individuals under oppressive regimes.
The Pianist - A story of survival amidst the horrors of war, showcasing human resilience.
Good Bye Lenin! - A tragicomedy about East Germany before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Fiddler on the Roof - Explores tradition and change in a society facing upheaval.
The Party - A satire on the ludicrousness of political systems, echoing similar themes of absurdity.
Used Cars - A comedy centered around corruption and manipulation in the automotive sales business.
Tangerines - Set in a war-torn region, it highlights humanity amidst conflict.
Prisoner of the Mountains - A gripping tale of war and the human condition in a mountainous setting.
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Embrace of the Vampire - A mix of personal struggles and societal challenges, albeit with a supernatural twist.
The Blessing - Explores family dynamics and the impacts of political decisions on personal lives.
The Other Side of Heaven - A personal narrative against the backdrop of significant historical events.
Salt of the Earth - A depiction of workers' rights and personal struggles, resonating with the themes of community.
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A Clockwork Orange - Explores the themes of free will and societal control, similar to political narratives.
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The Lives of Others - Explores themes of surveillance and personal relationships in East Germany.
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The Secret in Their Eyes - A story intertwining personal lives with political history.
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Week End - A critique of bourgeois society through absurdist experiences.
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The Apartment - A romantic comedy that critiques corporate culture and personal relationships.
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The Great Beauty - Satirical take on the elite of Rome, exploring beauty and art in society.
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Fifty Shades of Grey - Explores complex relationships and the intersections of power and desire.
Roman Holiday - Romantic narrative intertwining personal liberation and societal expectations.
Metropolis - A look at class disparities and industrial society.
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Anomalisa - Focuses on loneliness and the search for connection in a unique narrative style.
The Favourite - A darkly comedic look at power and relationships within royal circles.
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Lost in Translation - Centers on relational dynamics and existential musings in a foreign land.
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Dr. Strangelove - A satirical take on serious themes of war and politics.
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The Social Network - Focuses on ambition and betrayal within a modern technological context.
Carnage - A dark comedic take on adult conversations about social norms and parenting.
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