Way more funny than I expected

One of the most overrated comedies in a long, long time. While it starts out promising and funny, the route it eventually takes is so poorly thought out, cliched to the max, and horribly scripted it took a Will Ferrell cameo to save this from keeping... (read more) One of the most overrated comedies in a long, long time. While it starts out promising and funny, the route it eventually takes is so poorly thought out, cliched to the max, and horribly scripted it took a Will Ferrell cameo to save this from keeping it completely unwatchable.

An overused plot where a guy fools a girl into loving him, yet he falls for her, and then she discovers his deception, and then he has to win her back. Actually, this sounds like relationships in general to me. Nevertheless, this film is funny and if... (read more) An overused plot where a guy fools a girl into loving him, yet he falls for her, and then she discovers his deception, and then he has to win her back. Actually, this sounds like relationships in general to me. Nevertheless, this film is funny and if you're looking to just laugh, this is a good film for that.

Funny, cute, but nothing special.

Mildly entertaining...

One of the funnier movies of the last couple years.

There's no reason why this movie shouldn't have worked: it's got a funny premise, a talented cast and an obviously lavish budget. But it lands without even a crash; just a dull, unfunny thud.

The script by Steve Faber and Bob Fisher is one of those high-speed, ping-pong-banter marvels in which you're still laughing from the last great line when you're hit by the next.

These Wedding Crashers are not for kids. For grown-ups who like their humor rutting and smart, however, they're unexpected but welcome guests.

Wedding Crashers has something borrowed, a lot that's blue, something old and not much new.

There are individual moments that are very funny. But it takes a merciless focus to make a good comedy, and the director, David Dobkin, has too much else on his mind.