I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell (2009)

Réalisateur:

Bob Gosse

Scénaristes:

Tucker Max (novel)
Tucker Max (screenplay)

Genre:

Comedie

Intrigue:

A guy tries to patch things up with his soon-to-be-married pal after botching things up at his bachelor party. Based on Tucker Max's best-seller "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell".

Plot Keywords:

Bachelor Party | Cad | Sex Scene | Dark Comedy | Clogged Toilet

Avis des utilisateurs:

The Battlefield Earth of Comedy

Ensemble

Traci Lords
Jesse Bradford	...	Drew
Matt Czuchry	...	Tucker Max
Marika Dominczyk	...	Lara
Keri Lynn Pratt	...	Kristy
Geoff Stults	...	Dan
Jessica Williams	...	Loretta
Meagen Fay	...	Mrs. Jorgens
Susie Abromeit	...	Leslie
Edward Hibbert	...	Professor
Randal Reeder	...	Bouncer
Melissa Fumero	...	Melissa
Nicole Muirbrook	...	Christina (as Nicole Muirbrook Wagner)
Ali Costello	...	Amy
Brooke Long	...	Chloe
Bill Dawes	...	Murphy
Tricia Munford	...	Tucker's Mom
Yvette Yates	...	Deaf Girl
Amanda Phillips	...	Liz
Michael Byrnes	...	Cop
Elise Ivy	...	Mary
Lena Clark	...	Turtle Girl
Lyndsey Jolly	...	Maid of Honor
Karissa Staples	...	Target Girl
Olivia Arì	...	Friend of Chubby
Derek Wayne Johnson	...	Friend #2
James B. McDaniel	...	Wedding Guest
Patshreba Villegas	...	Ashley (as Patshreba Williams)
Michael A. Worley	...	Young Tucker Max
Craig Coyne	...	Logan
Patrick Michael Carney	...	Officer
Roger J. Timber	...	Jail Clerk (as Roger Timber)
Tammy Eaton	...	Woman at Grill
Brent Weisner	...	Store Salesman
Jabari Thomas	...	The Bartender
Summer DeLin	...	Candy
Eric Kelly McFarland	...	Mad Driver
Steven Miramontz	...	Drew P / D
Patrick Kirton	...	Mr. Jorgens
Cervantes Reck	...	Mexican Numero 2
Briston Meeney	...	Angry Guy
Thomas Wallace	...	Wedding Photographer
Lindsay Soileau	...	Angry guys girlfriend
Michael Liu	...	Front Desk Clerk
Noah Podell	...	Jack

MPAA:

Rated R for nudity, strong sexual content including graphic dialogue throughout, language and some crude material.

Durée:

USA:105 min

Pays:

USA

Langue:

Anglais

Couleur:

Couleur

Son:

Dolby Digital

Classification:

USA:R | Canada:18A (Alberta/British Columbia/Ontario)

Lieux de tournage:

Louisiana, USA

Société:

Rudius Films

Anecdotes:

During one scene, Tucker Max states that something is worse than a Friend's spin-off. Geoff Stults, who plays his best friend, Dan, played a role on "Joey" (2004), a spin-off based on a character in "Friends" (1994).

The Battlefield Earth of Comedy

This movie was absolutely hysterical. Remember when Alan accidentally gave his friends roofies thinking it was Ecstasy…oh Sorry about that, I was accidentally reviewing "The Hangover," which is what "I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell" is without the funny, wit, good writing, and personality. I want to do a compliment sandwich with this movie, but the reality is that I cannot give any because there's none to give. So I'll just get into it: This movie is bad. Not offensive bad. Let me repeat: NOT OFFENSIVE BAD. Bad bad. This is the Battlestar Gallactica of comedy. The plot is hackneyed and worn out and executed poorly. The characters are so boring and mundane. There's no character development. There are attempts at it, but it falls flatter than William Hung's face. Remember that William Hung reference folks, because it's as obscure and obsolete as the jokes in the movie.

The lighting is poor. The acting isn't dreadful, but there are scenes in the sandwich added for comedic effect which don't further the plot at all (The breakfast sandwich scene is just one that comes to mind.) The characters are so incredibly unlikable, and the ending with the bouncy castle is so pathetic and ridiculous that it just is assumed that the writers threw it in there for some kind of absurd monkey shenanigans value. Skip this movie, it isn't even pirate worthy.