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Its not brilliant and it doesn't try to be. If you go into this movie knowing you are watching a movie called beerfest, you should have a good time. A lot of jokes flying fast and does not take itself seriously, which is a good thing sometimes. I mean, there was a lot of hyped movies this summer that really let down and took themselves too seriously, so sometimes its great to get a movie that knows it's dumb and revels in it. Lots of gratuitous nudity, cursing, and stupidity make this one a lot of fun. It may not have the great jokes like super troopers did, but it's just as funny. Perfect type of movie when you just need to let go for a couple hours. So, if you like broken lizard, watch this movie. If you don't, stop watching their movies and complaining that they're not funny. I give it a 7 just cause it took my mind off reality for a while and I laughed quite a bit.

After the death of their grandfather Johann von Wolfhaus (Donald Sutherland), the brothers Jan (Paul Soter) and Todd Wolfhouse (Erik Stolhanske) travel to Munich to fulfill a family tradition, spreading the ashes of Johann during the Oktoberfest. Their contact brings them to a secret beer competition, the Beerfest", where they are offended by Baron Wolfgang von Wolfhausen (Juergen Prochnow) and the German branch of their family that accuse their grand grandmother of being a prostitute and their grandfather of stealing an old receipt of the best beer in Germany. Jan and Todd returns to USA humiliated and decide to organize a beer team to dispute the next Beerfest. They join Landfill (Kevin Heffernan), Barry (Jay Chandrasekhar) and Fink (Steve Lemme) and train long the year to participate in the competition. When they find the lost receipt hidden in a dummy, they feel that their German relatives told the truth. But the team is ready for the tough dispute.

"Beerfest" is one of those silly, scatological and politically incorrect mindless movies that are not accepted by professional critics, but entertains and makes laugh ordinary viewers like me. It is certainly necessary to shutdown the brain and stop thinking to enjoy the low-level and gross jokes, but what is better than watching this type of film to relieve the daily stress of work and personal problems? I confess that I love to watch every now and then this type of comedy which changes my mood for better with a perfect combination of beer and fun. The participation of Willie Nelson in the end is hilarious and a good hook for a "Potfest". My vote is six.

Title (Brazil): "Beerfest"

Beerfest is such a cleverly funny and entertaining movie. It's purposely bad acting and writing yet it is still high quality and has so many timeless jokes and lines to reference. Legitimately one of the funniest movies of all time.

From the first few minutes on "Beerfest" heads straight into debauchery without making any excuses for it. However, this movie is closer to classic National Lampoon movies such as "Animal House" or "European Vacation" than to the vulgar sex-comedies that have been so popular ever since "American Pie". Make no mistake, "Beerfest" is full of nudity, dick jokes and all kinds of deliberate lowbrow humor. The difference to aforementioned sex-comedies is that "Beerfest"'s stupidity is much more self-aware and also aimed at an audience that understands this and can laugh about it from one step away. Or to make it sound less pretentious: this comedy has a lot of heart. When Germans are merely primitive giants in this movie it's clear that this is a comedic stereotype that must not be taken seriously by any means. The Germans and the depiction of German traditions is really the highlight of this movie.

Like Broken Lizard's previous theatrical adventure "State Troopers" this one is mindless, silly fun with a great cast, but all in all "Beerfest" is the better movie. Not a classic, but very enjoyable.

Most of it is quite funny. It is a bit long and there were some antics that could have been cut easily. Still, much fun and far better than Club dread, which I couldn't even finish watching.

It occurs to me that people who hate Beerfest probably had a ping-pong paddle shoved up their youknowwhat. Not just the handle.

You can't go in to this movie expecting it to be a great piece of art, the director did after all do "Dukes of Hazard" but it is mildly entertaining and has a few moments where it shines. To be as concise as I can be- It is funny, it makes you want to go to Munich and drink lots of beer (just like Goodfellas makes me want to smoke cigarettes) and it has a good heart. In my neck of the woods a matinée is $7.50 and that was about what I'd say it was worth. It can vary slightly at times from the plot to make a bad joke, and it gets a little hokey after the funeral (I'm not spoiling anything there) but it has a few classic lines, some interesting comments on society and American prejudices, dishes slightly below the belt without offending anyone, is filled with toilet humor, and throws in some eye candy to (das) boot. If you know your Germanic cinema history there are some subtle and not so subtle homages. Just like SoaP, don't go in expecting art, and you will come out with a smile. Ribbit!

I went and saw a screening of Beerfest yesterday and I have to say I pleasantly surprised. I went in with unrealistically high hopes as Super Troopers was one of my favorite comedies of all time. Although this movie stands on it's own, Super Troopers is the clear winner in my opinion. However, Beerfest was better than Club Dread. Beerfest has some off the wall situations that many reviewers say ruined it. I disagree as they were some of the more funny parts and it IS a movie after all. I knew this would be a great movie literally 5 seconds into it. All in all I would recommend this movie to anyone that liked the Broken Lizard movies. A warning though, People in AA shouldn't go and see this movie as you will probably end up at the bar afterwords like I did.

Many critics are heavily scolding this movie as a stupid, drunken frat-boy romp filled to the brim with crude humor and bad taste. I'd tend to agree with them, aside from this one addition -- it's absolutely hilarious.

From the truly side-splitting opening scene with Grand-papa to the final confrontation before the credits roll, you'll be entertained. The acting and gags are right on the mark for the admittedly low-brow appeal that this movie is shooting for. In that regard, it's no surprise that BeerFest won't get any Oscar nods. But to those of us who appreciate the suds and debauchery of five cartoonish characters embroiled in "a super secret international beer drinking contest to take on the Germans for national pride", this is an instant classic.

To be fair, BeerFest utilizes a much feebler narrative than some of it's gross-out contemporaries, such as Van Wilder, but definitely has a much stronger vision than something like Harold & Kumar go to White Castle. Within this genre, the latter is a fine movie as well -- BeerFest simply stays on track a little better, instead of being a slapdash montage of funny scenes. That said, BeerFest really triumphs by giving us characters so lampoon, you are able to sit back and enjoy two hours of gaseous gaffs without too much mental investment. And that's a good thing every now and then, right? If not, I feel very sad for your sedate, austere funny-bone.

For the rest of us, a toast. Raise your mugs for BeerFest, the drunken orgy of comedy that will keep you laughing!

I actually had two German weissbeers while watching this movie and had a really, really good time watching this flick.

Its infantile, incorrect, immature, ridiculous and how I loved it. I will not give a synopsis of the movie as it really doesn't matter what the story is about. What matters is, that the movie focuses on some of the aspects of living that we think of as teenage-like and embarrassing but still some of us (including me) still have a soft spot for:

Drinking beer and while doing that ending up in all kinds of weird situations.

Drinking beer and getting wasted.

Drinking beer and having the worst of hangovers that you could possible imagine.

Drinking beer and doing things that you so much regret when you sober up.

The female body.

I think that one of the reasons that a movie like this emerges is, that in this day and age we are so much expected to behave in a rational, controlled way and never stop thinking about our career and responsibility that the other side of our personality that contains the "letting go" and not caring about anything but having a good time is hidden away in the dark (again I am talking about myself).

I really don't think that any girl would be able to understand the humor in this movie unless they are Australian or British.

This is not a great movie but it worked for me because I could recognize my own darker sides so many times in this film - and because I could it made me believe that other guys have them too.

Cheers....

Simon

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How does Broken Lizard continue to get funding? "Beerfest" is a lazy, clichéd "comedy" whose punchlines can be seen three words into its jokes.

A film that wants to be a tribute to classic comedies and films (there are references to "Animal House," "Stripes," and "Das Boot"), it drags too long between scenes that are actually funny - and there are only 3 or 4 of those.

It's unfortunate modern comedy is scraping so low these days. There are lots of great comedy groups out there, but sadly financing is going to those groups that movie and television producers feel safe with. "Beerfest" is by no means great or a classic. Wait a few months for "Borat" and possibly "Reno 911!: Miami".

Spend your time and money elsewhere.

Let me start by saying that I loved Super Troopers. Club Dread on the other hand was not one of my favorites. So i was hoping that this would be better than Club Dread but I did not think it could even compare to Super Troopers. But was i wrong. This movie was absolutely hilarious.

I just don't understand why people are giving it terrible reviews. It was the funniest movie I have seen in theatres in a long time(as well as Clerks II). I understand the lack of plot but who says lets go see Beerfest, it will probably be a great epic? I went to see people drink beer, get wasted and do stupid things and thats exactly what I got.

I laughed from the beginning to the end of the movie, there was not a dull moment in the whole thing. And when the American team was competing against the other countries, I was cheering as if i was watching a real professional sport.

So, if you are looking for a good laugh and an all around good time go see Beerfest you will not be disappointed.

If you're in the mood for a laugh and a good time, you definitely need to check out Beerfest. This hilarious comedy follows two brothers who stumble upon a secret beer-drinking competition in Germany during Oktoberfest. What unfolds is a wild mix of outrageous challenges, quirky characters, and, of course, a whole lot of beer. The humor is over-the-top, with plenty of ridiculous moments that make you either cringe or burst out laughing. The film leans into every stereotype you can think of about beer culture and does it with a wink. It's like a love letter to beer enthusiasts, but you don't need to be a connoisseur to enjoy it. The camaraderie between the characters is what really sells the film, especially their journey from beer novices to fierce competitors. The outrageous drinking games they invent provide some of the funniest and most memorable scenes. Sure, it might not win any Oscars, but it's fun!

How much "Budweiser" must the producer consumed I asked me. Or have they drunk that, what they sad Germans would drink as babies? You know what I mean, that what come out of cows, they said.

The film was one of the greatest flops in the German theatrical history. Some screenings, no visitors. No wonder .... our real "beerfest's" are much better and more funny. We have very often nudes and chests of women on free TV or in summer, when we go swimming. So we don't need such films.

The film is good enough for the typical US-visitor who doesn't know anything about any country outside states. A country where drama breaks out when Mrs. Jackson showing her chest and everybody can buy guns to shot people.

Love me a good beer and this movie has got a whole lot of beers!! They drink, they laugh, they cry, they beer, and at the very end (SPOIILLERSSS!!! DO NOT REEAD!) they drink a boot of beer and belch and beer! Pot movie coming next.

I love this movie and watch it every year around Oktoberfest. There are so many funny German and Oktoberfest references and jokes that are just spot on. If you or someone you love is German, you will love this movie.

With all that being said, though, this could have been one of the greats with more edits. I hate to say, but maybe they left in some pretty bad parts to fill gaps or so the movie wouldn't get too short.

First, the miscellaneous storylines with Cherry weren't needed at all. Yes, it's funny to show what you typically think is happening when you're drunk and then show what's really happening, but that bit and the other bit with her being a secret agent were just slapped on top of the main storyline. It's almost as if they had to get that actress into the movie for some reason. Even if you cast someone else for those bits, it wouldn't be an improvement, they actually made the movie worse. This movie could have been an 8 easily, maybe a 9 without that character and her bits.

So far, I've enjoyed all the Broken Lizard films at least to a degree. "Beerfest" is a little less quirky and original than their previous efforts, but it works. Like all the Broken Lizard films, the film is uneven, with certain gags coming off as just plain silly. I saw the punchline to the "beer goggles" gag coming a mile away. Most of the gags work, though there aren't really any laugh-out-loud moments, like in "Super Troopers." I'm an avid beer drinker myself, so I couldn't help but enjoy this film to a certain degree. I'm not going to say this is the funniest comedy of the decade, but it's worth watching, whether you're a Broken Lizard fan or not.

I made the big mistake of using my holiday afternoon to watch this movie yesterday and normally would have walked out after 10 minutes.

This is THE WORST MOVIE I've ever seen.

Pain = No Fun.

Bad jokes. Terrible acting. An established actor named Juergen Prochnow from Berlin (!) trying to imitate a nasty Bavarian Opa. And a director playing on every cliché that herewith proved he knows nothing about. A camera director who should have been shot along with Herr Schniedelwichsen. And what was that male prostitute thing all about anyway. There was nothing comical about it. At all! I cringed about 4 times per scene. Fake Oktoberfest scenes one might forgive, but for Pete's sake - if you're in Munich, why not take a day or two and run over to Angermaier's on the Donnersbergerbruecke and buy proper, even modern Bavarian Tracht for costumes - even a low-budget film could afford his prices! These were cheesy outfits only an American schmuck would have thought up.

And why use faked German accents and Gestapo & SS style Prussians? That gag was funny maybe twice, but after the 18,000th time it's just OLD!!! There were perhaps 3 funny lines in the whole movie, but I can't remember them even 1 day after seeing the movie - that's how bad this one was.

The script was simply terrible. The "Germans" were definitely not native speakers (ich weiss, wovon ich spreche). Whoever wrote this heap of Scheisse should be tarred and feathered like his little Bavarian whore and her bastard son.

This is a movie for people who are gluttons...for punishment - probably the same type of folk who think Coors Light is beer. Funny, the main part of the story takes place in Colorado...wouldn't be surprised if ol' Pete Coors had his hand in this somewhere.

...and the worst thing is: it even had potential for being funny, but this found a short pier and took a long walk.

2 HOURS OF PAIN for nothing - I'd rather drink Loewenbraeu! gez. madmark of munich

They basically invent an entire language in this film, and it created an actual phenomena of Beerfest parties in the US following it's release. I'll be frank, if this movie doesn't make you laugh, then you simply aren't a person I want to hang around. It's THAT funny to me. Sorry not sorry. Should be 8.3/10 cumulative. Ridiculous.

This movie is on my Mount Rushmore for comedy flicks.

Normally you can't say in a review that something is funny as it usually lets down the reader, but in this case it couldn't be further from the truth.

The plot is wild, and that's what makes it so good, it's like a mixture between a motivational sport montage and quest/action movie.

If you have a spare two hours one night, and want to witness one of the best comedy movies of all time, don't hesitate to put this badboy on.

Disclaimer: I have now seen it so many times since i was a child, that i know most of the lines.

I personally enjoy many of the stoner/drinker type movies and this was no exception. An overall okay movie, the idea of the beerfest just couldn't keep me fixed to the screen. It had it's laughs and belches, but the overall plot was weak and some of the lines you could see coming. If you can't handle the low level acting, then grab a boot of beer or two and I guarantee you won't care about that anymore. You would also think that the guy who knew all about beer would have had some type of pill that would allow them to drink without the adverse affects of the alcohol. I mean, hell, Poindexter on Revenge of the Nerds had one!! I give it a six.... I'll leave it at that...If you have time,check it out. I could not see myself paying retail price for the DVD, however, renting or borrowing from a friend would be your best bet.