Wedding Crashers (DVD)

>>>> Synopsis To break up the monotony of their daily working lives, best friends John Beckwith (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn) spend their free time crashing wedding parties, bedding bridesmaids and general being party animals supporting each other in their conquests by following a set of wedding crashing rules. But when at the biggest wedding of the year John falls head over heels for the daughter of a big US Congressman, he inadvertently breaks one of their golden rules, and his Jeremy is left at the hands of his other daughter, a seeming psychotic nymphomaniac. But even there extreme antics won't prepare them for what goes on when ...  Read the complete review

Everyones new favourite past time, only second to funeral crashing, finds itself on the big screen with 2005's comedy release of Wedding Crashers. I remember falling straight for this film and seeing it at the cinema, only to reunite with the movie and share all our old andecdotes this week gone. Following the story of John Beckwith (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn), the two divorce mediators seem to understand all the ins and outs of marriage -- or more precisely, the makings of a good wedding -- and the origins of this emerge in their love for the wedding season over the christmas period. A montage highlighting all the adventures of the pair exercising the ...  Read the complete review

I actually enjoyed this film a lot more than I expected to and in teh end I did reflect on the fact that it was a funny entertaining film which was probably made all the better by the fact that I had low expectations going in to watching it so was pleasuntly surprised that it was not as bad as I feared. Owen Wilson (John) and Vince Vaughn (Jeremy) play two Washington DC lawyers who spen their summer weekends crashing weddings in order to have sex with women, the rational is that women are more vunerable at such events and more likely to believe the lies that they tell them. One of the funniest parts of this film is seeing how they integrate into a ...  Read the complete review

I thought this was a fairly average film that had a good start and then sort of lost its way in the middle and then tailed off into a so so kind of ending. The film stars Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn both of whom put in fairly standard performances as two lawyers who gate crash weddings as a way of picking up one night stands. They are hardly loveable characters on the face of it but they are so good at being the life and soul of the party that people always accept them at their weddings. They are also accomplished liars and no one ever discovers that they were never invited. They have a set of rules which the follow and one of these is that you ...  Read the complete review

John Beckwith (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy Gray (Vince Vaughn) spend their free time crashing weddings. They have an intimate knowledge of what makes a good wedding and, after crashing many over the years, know all the "moves", speeches and dances required to lure any unsuspecting bridesmaid into a quick fumble followed by an even quicker departure. However, things are about to change when Beckwith starts to fall for one of the bridesmaids at their latest "crash". "Wedding Crashers" is a rare thing in my opinion. An American made romantic comedy that I really enjoyed from start to finish. This sort of situation comedy often ...  Read the complete review