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Wally Got Wasted (2019): Cast & Ratings

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Wally Got Wasted is a 2019 comedy starring James Babson as Wally, Aaron Groben and Diane Franklin. It runs 1 hour 39 minutes and was made on a reported $100,000 budget. Its Echo Score is 75/100.

Echo Score
75
budget
$100K
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Wally Got Wasted (2019) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 39m (99 min)
Genre
Comedy
Original language
English
Budget
$100K
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Wally Got Wasted About?

The premise of Wally Got Wasted without spoilers.

Three friends accidentally kill a scum bag, then have to pretend he is still alive to cover up their crime.

Wally Got Wasted Themes & Keywords

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  • female nudity
  • big cleavage
  • party
  • corpse
  • gangster
  • police
  • murder
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Cast & crew

Wally Got Wasted Cast & Characters

James Babson leads the cast as Wally, with Aaron Groben as Jerry and Diane Franklin as Emma.

Also Starring in Wally Got Wasted

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Ratings

Wally Got Wasted Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 75/100, strongest in character & emotion (82) and weakest in story & flow (68).

75 /100

Wally Got Wasted Echo Score Breakdown

Overall, Wally Got Wasted offers an entertaining low-budget comedy that succeeds in delivering humor and a relaxed viewing experience. Positive feedback highlights the film’s energetic performances, effective direction on a modest budget, and a pace that keeps the jokes flowing, while criticism centers on a derivative storyline and moments where the plot feels thin. The consensus suggests the movie works well as casual, repeatable fun but lacks originality and narrative depth. Consequently, the film earns a solid mid-range rating.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 78

    In terms of art and craft, reviewers repeatedly note the film’s competent direction and production values given its modest $70,000 budget. Positive remarks point to a polished feel that approaches studio quality, while a few critics describe the overall execution as clumsy or reminiscent of low-budget genre fare. The balance of comments suggests solid technical work that exceeds expectations for an independent comedy.

  • Character & Emotion 82

    When evaluating character and emotion, most reviewers commend the likable ensemble and performances, especially highlighting Ron Quigley’s charisma and the chemistry among the three leads. Positive feedback emphasizes relatable, goofy personas that sustain audience amusement. Conversely, a minority dismiss the characters as formulaic and reminiscent of tired comedy tropes. Overall, the sentiment leans toward a strong, engaging cast that drives the film’s humor.

  • Story & Flow 68

    The story and flow receive mixed assessments; several viewers praise the escalating humor and a pace that keeps the jokes moving, noting an enjoyable, light‑hearted adventure. However, numerous critics label the plot as derivative of Weekend at Bernie's and criticize its reliance on worn‑out formulaic jokes, describing it as thin and quickly losing momentum. The combined feedback indicates a fun but unoriginal narrative.

  • Sensory Experience 72

    In terms of sensory experience, reviewers cite the film’s comedic timing, effective dialogue delivery, and a soundtrack that complements its laid‑back vibe. Positive comments note that the visual style remains consistent with its low‑budget aesthetic without detracting from enjoyment. Few criticisms are offered, with some finding the production design unremarkable, but overall sensory elements are viewed as sufficient to support the comedy.

  • Rewatch Factor 75

    Regarding rewatch factor, many reviewers recommend the film for casual, repeat viewings, highlighting its light humor and feel‑good escapism that works well after a long day. The ensemble’s chemistry and steady pacing are mentioned as reasons to return. Conversely, some critics argue the novelty quickly fades, making subsequent watches unenjoyable. The predominant view is that the movie offers modest replay value for audiences seeking easy entertainment.

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FAQ

Wally Got Wasted FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, cast, budget and post-credit scenes of Wally Got Wasted, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Wally Got Wasted?

Wally Got Wasted runs 1 hour 39 minutes (99 minutes).

When was Wally Got Wasted released?

Wally Got Wasted was released on January 15, 2019.

Who is in the cast of Wally Got Wasted?

Wally Got Wasted stars James Babson as Wally, Aaron Groben as Jerry and Diane Franklin as Emma, among 12 credited actors.

What was the budget of Wally Got Wasted?

Wally Got Wasted had a reported budget of $100,000.

Does Wally Got Wasted have a post-credit scene?

No. Wally Got Wasted has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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