So Much Potential, So Moronic in The End

Rating: 5/10 (5 September 2005)

I have to admit that a little personality goes a long way, and such is the case of a very likable cast endlessly running around in circles with one simple gimmick. I fail to understand what has possessed audiences and critics to say they enjoy this. To begin, the quality of the dialog and the crude language appear to take center stage. In between spurts of bad taste, we find some genuine emotions and get to enjoy the rapport between the principals. The rest of the time, we could be watching a remake of "Porky's". Way a minute! That only means the original is truly better than the remake...
There are moments when it appears as if this will take off, but it never catches fire like "The Wedding Crashers" did. There is no chemistry and good will left here. All jokes are moronic at best, and the writer tries for a cheap laugh the easy way, throwing in offensive language or visual gags, overdoing it most of the time.
Waste of time...