Biloxi Blues (1988) - Clip: Waiting Room (HD)

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"A very classy movie ... a first-rate service comedy" - Vincent Canby, The New York Times
Matthew Broderick stars as a naïve army recruit looking for action - though not the battle kind - in Neil Simon's hilarious comedy about boot camp during WWII. The year is 1945 and Eugene Morris Jerome (Broderick) finds himself far from the comforts of his Brooklyn home after being sent to basic training in Biloxi, Mississippi. Expecting the army to be dolls, doughnuts and USO dances, he instead encounters a tough drill sergeant (Christopher Walken) and a platoon of often hostile recruits. Armed with only his sense of humor, Eugene is determined to leave camp with everything he came in with - except his virginity - in this light-hearted look at one man's determined plan to march to his own beat.
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[@paulbentley1705]

Lol! I loved this movie.

[@dawnjustice6516]

My favorite movie 🎥

[@gmar7836]

Such a fun movie!

[@Philmoscowitz]

Cramps! Genius. I'll have to remember that next time me missus wants to roll in the hay!

[@satansearwax5374]

Same with me ! I’ll get a cramp !

[@Capcoor]

Come to Mama now.

[@Kitchdmn3]

She could be anywhere!

[@melissabowers6268]

American or world -wide?

[@u.s.militia7682]

I remember my first prostitute in the army. It was in Kaiserslautern Germany. $250 for 30 minutes. Lol. 🇺🇸

[@michaelf7093]

Boy, that's a lot more than it was in 1954.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@michaelf7093 how much was it in 54?

[@michaelf7093]

@@u.s.militia7682 An E-4 made $120 a month, but could drink beer and get his ashes hauled on Saturdays with that.

[@u.s.militia7682]

@@michaelf7093 I made $699 a month as an E-1 in 1988. I thought that was good money. 😂

[@gmar7836]

I hope you wore a rubber