A groom and his three best men travel to the Australian outback for a wedding.
Excruciating.
An inevitable attempt to repeat The Hangover’s formula, the characters range from being limp and featureless to crudely moronic. As appealing as a cigarette in a beer can.
Avoid like an ex.
Little more than the latest lame attempt to replicate the success of The Hangover.
It's all so very charmless.
Situated in the stunning Blue Mountains, it’s also easy-on-eye.
It's all oddly low-energy, climaxing in scenes of almost offensively unearned emotion.
The setting is as beautiful as the goings-on are clumsy and grotesque. When embarrassment fails to be funny, it ends up as truly excruciating, and such is the case here.
‘This is supposed to be the most memorable day of my life,’ whines David at one point. For the sake of everyone involved (including the audience), we hope he’s wrong.
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