Wedding Comedic Bliss!

Rating: 9/10 (27 July 2005)

"Wedding Crashers" has engaged many movie lovers throughout the nation. It's a box office hit that ceremoniously has made a comedic impact in a very "marry marry" way. Vince Vaughn & Owen Wilson star as Jeremy Klein & John Beckwith, two hardcore wedding crashers who strategically plan out their pseudo-guest conquests with artistry and appeal. What are the rewards? Complementary culinary arts tasting, complementary liquor arts tasting, and complimentary vagina arts tasting! I am going to kill my high school career counselor! Why didn't he invite wedding crashologists to the school's annual career day event? Anyway, Jeremy & John eventually do fall in love and not in lust with female wedding guests. John succumbs to Claire Cleary, the candy-coated politician daughter played by the uprising starlet Rachel Mcadams. Jeremy falls for Claire's sister Gloria; her magnetically robust demeanor was quite memorable. Isla Fisher's jocular performance as Gloria makes her the "scene-stealing maid of comedic honor" of "Wedding Crashers". Our "Wedding Crasher" stars were also not too shabby. Vince Vaughn's prototype garrulous, but never exhausting, acting was quite stupendous. You also got to owe it to Owen for his perspicacious solid work. This dynamic comedic acting duo should not be annulled. They have the chemistry potentiality to be the "Martin & Lewis" of our generation. The rest of the cast of "Wedding Crashers" was also worth inviting. Christopher Walken once again was "walkin" to the part of a controlling, but yet, caring father with exact precision. Jane Seymour was "m.i.l.f.ing" it through as the hot mother who craves for John. We also get to "see more" of Seymour in "Wedding Crashers". That in itself is worth crashing this movie! Also, there is a high profile comedic actor who makes an appearance during the final segments of the film. I "Will" not say too much, but let me just state that he proves once more that he has the "Will to Power" in comedies. I do "vow" my head to Director David Dobkin for elucidating our humdrum summer movie season with "Wedding Crashers". Make sure your next movie "reception" is "Wedding Crashers". ***** Excellent