Wedding Crashers
Comedy • R • 2005 • 1 hr 59 min
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Funny, but also pretty grimy, and shows a general lack of respect for women. Great turn for Bradley Cooper as a villain.
Hilarious comedy that I love rewatching from my past
Interesting premise that has some great laughs and is a good mix between buddy comedy and romantic comedy. Great all star cast too
Raw humor you can’t find in movies today, hilarious.
Not only does it have a fantastic plot and storyline the actors are fantastic.
Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn play well of each other but I like Vaughn in small doses. It was funny I’d one of the best they’ve bin in C it!
Amazingly hilarious comedy. Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson at their best.
So funny. Has a lot of stupid moments, but definitely a lot of fun to watch.
Hilarious movie. R-rated. But the good cast is unbelievable in this.
A rare film where every joke hits. Though the love story is average dulling the third act, the movie is still truly chest hurting hilarious
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