Ansen Evans
I want to start with I have no idea why everyone is giving it a one star, i absolutely loved it. It's all about the dialogue. It's quick and witty and always at someone's expense. I really connect with Drew having had a (semi spoiler alert) a girl viciously cheat on me and leave me, kick me out of our apartment and threaten to bang dudes in front of me if I didn't leave right then. Which was after she infected me with chlamydia. So that might be why I loved it so much because they said everything I wish I was a big enough a**hole to say. The ending is great and it's a pretty good ride through out. I constantly laugh during the whole thing even though I've seen it quite a few times. The three friends have great chemistry even when they are at odds. I highly recommend watching it. As long as you're not uptight, whiny, or easily offended. Because it's target audience is most definitely not you. Don't be to sensitive and just relax and enjoy it!
nanders23
I have no idea what compelled me to watch this movie, or finish it for that matter. usually a fan of Jesse Bradford, but this time around his acting is horrible and comes off as forced and unenthusiastic. it may be the writing, but it's almost as if it is painful for him to play this role. his chauvinistic and downright obnoxious comments make you wonder how this guy even had a girlfriend, let alone any friends. he's like the Debbie downer of the group. he proceeds to tall crap to the stripper and then falls in love w her?! and the fiancé, Keri Lynn Pratt is also horrible and a sad excuse for an actress. shes not even the least bit pretty so idk why or how she got this role. probably slept w Tucker to get it bc she cannot act. her voice is nasally and high pitched which makes it AND her beyond annoying. reminds me of a snotty 6 yr old little whiny brat. it's any wonder why she hasn't had any real major roles in a decent film!! the bathroom scene near the end is vulgar and makes you sick to your stomach. it is truly gag worthy. if Tucker max really thought this film would be bigger & better than the hangover then he is absolutely delusional, thus making it easy for one to see how he thought that this would be a hit in any capacity-he is just downright delusional. horrible storyline, god awful "acting" and just a crude waste of your time.
kgeezy
I'll admit, i haven't read the book. I'm not a fan of autobiographies, but I do enjoy a good biopic (if it's less than 3 hours and not about a musician) Looking at the Wikipedia page and this page, it would seem that this movie was going to be horrible. For me, it wasn't. The dialogue with the constant insults, over-enunciated big words, and imaginative physical punishments was pretty fun(ny). I found myself laughing more from a "what did he just say to her?" HAHAHAHA As I've suggested it to some friends, my encouragement has been "man, the stuff they say to each other and other people is the funniest part." Okay, Jesse Bradford's Drew as the stereotypical college geek with an extensive vocabulary who feels compelled to say words greater than 3 syllables with Malkovich-ian enunciation did get on my nerves. Tucker Max's fetishes and excesses are played to humorous effect, but the plot is still predictable. It's not about the destination, it's the rideIt's not Wedding Crashers. Wedding Crashers had endearing characters and Christopher Walken.
sitahsinrva
Lead keeps referring to "Richmond" and from this i could only draw up the conclusion of RICHMOND, VA. due in fact that they are driving 250 miles to SALEM, NC. The "ABITA BEER LOGO" would indicate that this is actually taking place in LOUISIANA. Why you ask? well we all know it is very cheap to film here due to low taxes on property. In every scene there is at least 3 people(extras) that look directly at the camera, not to mention that the married man to be packs a bag to go on this stupid trip to a strip bar( so over played and should be put on the shelf) but never enters into the S.U.V with it.. Alas i started to wonder what that one character from "HACKERS" was doing....well not to much.
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