Drunk Wedding

It can be hard to review a movie that has absolutely no point to it - but I'll try in order to help prevent people wasting their limited time on this earth from sitting through this.

A more unpleasant bunch of characters you couldn't hope to meet. Loud, crass, exhibitionist, self indulgent and idiotic they are everyone's nightmare on holiday.....they think partying involves shouting at each other louder than everyone else and screeching at hand held cameras whilst pulling stupid faces.

This isn't amusing and at points you can almost sense one or two of the casts discomfort as they try and force wild laughter and carry out juvenile antics on their fellow travellers.

The handheld camera style of filming has surely reached the end by now. I hope so.

There's no meaningful story as such - someone's getting married somewhere and a bunch of dreadful people have gone with them - the acting is poor and the characters are truly repugnant.

I am at a loss to think who this might appeal to. I would be staggered to hear that someone would find it funny and disappointed that someone thinks this is how Americans should be depicted abroad.

2 stars ? Nicaragua looks nice - though no-one seems to have bothered showing much of it. The majority of scenes take place in hotel bathrooms.

The Plot.

John and Elissa's perfect destination wedding is derailed when their college friends get drunk on tequila.

Let's be honest...when you sit down to watch a movie called Drunk Wedding, you are not expecting Citizen Kane.

This movie is the same format of those found video movies, in the sense that the thing is done with personal hand helds.

I hate this kind of film-making because it's just a reason for them to save money.

Of course there is no explaining how a couple attempts to make a sex take with a hand held. It's so idiotic.

The movie has the flavor of those horrible National Lampoon sex romps that were made maybe 10 or 20 years ago. They pander to 16 year olds who aren't even supposed to be allowed to see an R rated movie.

Truthfully, it's unwatchable. It's just dumb and not funny.

This movie is fresh, different and extremely funny. It has been a long time the typical popcorn movies and the most hype titles did nothing for my laughter. This one antagonises all the preconceptions people bring to this style of filming. The plot is actually very realistic and extremely funny at the same time, nothing is exaggerated as most of these things most of us, who have interesting lives, saw happening or heard of in our circle of friends. Give the movie a chance and just absorb.e the beauty of those normal gals rather than the super worked Hollywood stars, the day-to-day banter between couples and the dramas people face when in relationships or running from these.

Nothing profound here...a simple plot where we expect outrageous behavior/situations and uproarious/crude humor. That's all I expected and hoped for. There were a few good laughs but not enough for what this movie was supposed to be, as I just described. I did like the character of Phil, he was amusing throughout. But among this genre there are endless better options. The Hangover this is not...

A wedding is a resort in Nicaragua is an excuse for debauchery. Drink and sex. That is not going to turn out well!

Phil thinks that it would be great if everyone could record the goings on when his wife's sister gets married.

There is nothing pseudo-intellectual to say Drunk Wedding is a bad movie. It is inspired by the found footage type films.

It is plotless and witless. The director thinks that some silly raunchy behaviour could pass off as a comedy.

One scene includes a man urinating on another man as he lies on the bed.

The story has all the coherence of a mess left behind by projectile vomiting.