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A guy tries to patch things up with his soon-to-be-married pal after botching his bachelor party.A guy tries to patch things up with his soon-to-be-married pal after botching his bachelor party.A guy tries to patch things up with his soon-to-be-married pal after botching his bachelor party.
Lex D. Geddings
- Cop #2
- (as Lex Geddings)
Yvette Yates Redick
- Deaf Girl
- (as Yvette Yates)
Meagen Fay
- Mrs. Jorgens
- (as Meagan Fay)
Randal Reeder
- Tavern Bouncer
- (as Randall Reeder)
Nicole Muirbrook
- Christina
- (as Nicole Muirbrook-Wagner)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe best man at the wedding is the real life Tucker Max.
- GoofsDuring the car ride in which the characters have the "pancakewich" discussion, the sky goes from night to daylight between shots.
- Quotes
Tucker Max: Here's to the people we've met, and the people we've fucked And to those of us who have had no such luck Here's to beer in the glass and vodka in the cup Here's to poking her in the ass so she won't get knocked up Here's to all of you and here's to me... Together as friends we should always be... But if we should ever disagree... Then fuck all of you and here's to me!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Siskel & Ebert: The Worst Films of 2009 (2010)
- SoundtracksI Like It, I Love It
Performed by Lyrics Born
Written by Theodore Dudley, Uriah Duffy, Gregory Allen Greene, Al Hudson (as Albert Hudson), Glenda Hudson (as Glenda Joyce Hudson}, Johnathon Meadows, Terry Wayne Morgan, B'nai NB Rice Rebelfront, Dave Robertson Jr. and Lyrics Born (as Tom William Shimura)
Courtesy of Anti- and Epitaph, a California Corp.
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Featured review
The lead characters of this movie are smart - this much is readily apparent early on. I get it.
What I don't think anyone involved in this movie gets is that "smart" and "not funny" are not mutually exclusive.
The characters in the movie are smarter than the people they encounter - great. How do they wield it? By lording it over them; it's like shooting fish in a barrel. Only someone extremely insecure would take pleasure in this. Descriptions of the Tucker Max character as being a sociopath are not an exaggeration. The problem is that - unlike No Country for Old Men or The Shining (also featuring sociopaths)- this is supposed to be a comedy.
In addition, for all the talk of the realism of the dialog, it just sounds fake. All the clever diatribes and snipes one after another just seem like things you wish you'd said after the fact.
Movies are supposed to be about escape and I just couldn't relax into a world where this guy gets away with so much crap and basically walks away unscathed, having learned nothing.
What I don't think anyone involved in this movie gets is that "smart" and "not funny" are not mutually exclusive.
The characters in the movie are smarter than the people they encounter - great. How do they wield it? By lording it over them; it's like shooting fish in a barrel. Only someone extremely insecure would take pleasure in this. Descriptions of the Tucker Max character as being a sociopath are not an exaggeration. The problem is that - unlike No Country for Old Men or The Shining (also featuring sociopaths)- this is supposed to be a comedy.
In addition, for all the talk of the realism of the dialog, it just sounds fake. All the clever diatribes and snipes one after another just seem like things you wish you'd said after the fact.
Movies are supposed to be about escape and I just couldn't relax into a world where this guy gets away with so much crap and basically walks away unscathed, having learned nothing.
- Brianlodge
- Oct 4, 2009
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $1,429,299
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $366,909
- Sep 27, 2009
- Gross worldwide
- $1,429,299
- Runtime1 hour 45 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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