A good laugh indeed

Rating: 7/10 (5 October 2005)

I was always amazed by the wedding crash sport. I never could understand why wedding crashers are so seldom caught. I think that's maybe because they always chose crowded wedding parties where the bride's guests and family think they are groom's guests or relatives and vice versa. This bright comedy movie proves it again. Two philanderers, despite the fact they are not exactly badly off in life, amuse themselves crashing wedding parties galore to eat and drink freely and above all pick up ladies and girls to take to bed at first opportunity. However one day things turn out badly since not only they are caught red-handed but one of them falls in love with the bride's sister who is engaged to another guy also present in the party and after they manage to be invited for a stay in the father of the bride's house at the seaside under false identities. This is a simple story but it develops itself in a series of funny moments with some hilarious gags which will make you laugh a lot. I only didn't like very much the choice of Vince Vaughn for the role of Jeremy Grey one of the womanizer guys. He is a bit too common for a seducer at high society level but anyway he tries do his his best at it. But the most important thing is that this movie is apt to raise a good laugh indeed.