Here's a mess of a movie. The first hint of a problem is the number of writing credits. The next hint is two directors.
The movie starts too soon with a scene in the attorney's office with a couple of jokes that fall flat. The info from that scene really didn't matter. The movie starts when Jennifer Aniston storms in and trashes the decorations.
The movie falls the number one test of a comedy. There are just not enough laughs. There is plenty of bad language, drinking, and drug use. There is even some attempts at humor using a gun as a comedy prop. So much doesn't work.
If you last that long, the stills and clips in the end credits make it look like the cast had a better time then the audience. If you pay anything to see this it is too much. Stay home and sort your socks rather then attend this party.
The movie starts too soon with a scene in the attorney's office with a couple of jokes that fall flat. The info from that scene really didn't matter. The movie starts when Jennifer Aniston storms in and trashes the decorations.
The movie falls the number one test of a comedy. There are just not enough laughs. There is plenty of bad language, drinking, and drug use. There is even some attempts at humor using a gun as a comedy prop. So much doesn't work.
If you last that long, the stills and clips in the end credits make it look like the cast had a better time then the audience. If you pay anything to see this it is too much. Stay home and sort your socks rather then attend this party.