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Claire is about to get married, but her bachelorette party quickly spirals out of control.Claire is about to get married, but her bachelorette party quickly spirals out of control.Claire is about to get married, but her bachelorette party quickly spirals out of control.
Lynette DuPree
- Linda
- (as Lynette Dupree)
Patrick Quinlan
- Paramedic
- (as Patrick Quinian)
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- TriviaThe first R-rated film to be directed by Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg.
- GoofsWhen the girls come after Claire at the hotel, they say they will go up to the 5th floor but the rooms numbers indicate they are actually in the 9th floor.
- Crazy creditsThere's a post-credits scene.
- ConnectionsReferenced in I Hate Everything: the Search for the Worst: Smosh: The Movie (2015)
- SoundtracksOn the Floor
Written by Eric Goldman (as Eric Peter Goldman)
Performed by Electrolightz
Courtesy of The LA Outfit
By arrangement with Format Entertainment
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I like movies like Bridesmaids and the To-do List where the girls put it down like the boys in these raunchy comedies. Remembering the time when Lucille Ball and Carol Burnett, put down the slapstick better than their male counter parts. Now we have giants like Kristen Wiig and Melisa McCartney setting the bar high for the ladies that try to follow them.
Perhaps a little too high for this late night comedy about four women on a bachelorette party that goes out of control. The film had it's moments, like in a role reversal situation where the girls are penalized for accidentally touching a male stripper, whose becomes offended by it.
But the movie still feels like more talk and less action with their attempts to be on the same level of wildness like you would see in the Hangover. In all fairness though it is a direct-to-video B-movie, so how much could they do?
The movie's down point was the found footage point of view angle, with one of the ladies always holding a video cam. Whenever this approach is done badly, it really degrades a movie that had potential.
The whole movie felt like it was written for dudes to star in but then rewritten poorly to have the roles be female. I give it an A for effort in my book, but there better flicks to watch than this.
Perhaps a little too high for this late night comedy about four women on a bachelorette party that goes out of control. The film had it's moments, like in a role reversal situation where the girls are penalized for accidentally touching a male stripper, whose becomes offended by it.
But the movie still feels like more talk and less action with their attempts to be on the same level of wildness like you would see in the Hangover. In all fairness though it is a direct-to-video B-movie, so how much could they do?
The movie's down point was the found footage point of view angle, with one of the ladies always holding a video cam. Whenever this approach is done badly, it really degrades a movie that had potential.
The whole movie felt like it was written for dudes to star in but then rewritten poorly to have the roles be female. I give it an A for effort in my book, but there better flicks to watch than this.
- bbickley13-921-58664
- May 31, 2014
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- Bachelorette Party
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- $289,511
- Runtime1 hour 30 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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