I loved Tucker's web site and the book was a great collection of stories. I laughed my guts out all the way through it. The movie was a different story. Too much filler and story, actually. I didn't laugh until 13:30. Considering the script was written by Tucker Max, that's not right.

Jesse Bradford's Drew is the highlight of the movie. His dry delivery is well done and does most of the comedic lifting throughout.

Hilarity aside the production quality is great, especially considering it's an independent film. The three male all give excellent and convincing performances. The pace is good and the movie is actually pretty engaging.

Ultimately I left wishing the jokes had been a little more plentiful. Tucker's style of writing didn't quite make it on to the screen, unfortunately.

If I were reviewing this type of movie, I would almost always stop watching after ten-fifteen minutes due to the absolute stupidity of it. However, I LOVED this film. I'm not a genius, but I'm very far from ignorant, so I'm not sure what the appeal was initially, but that poo scene was HYSTERICAL!! I laughed so hard that I could barely catch my breath. BTW, that Visine trick doesn't really cause an attack of violent diarrhea. It can, however, make people extremely ill: shallow breathing, roller coaster blood pressure, visual distortion and a number of other potentially dangerous side effects. Facts aside, the characters are stereotypical males on a bachelor party adventure. The "payback", in the form of poo, was priceless for the quintessential sexually-obsessed narcissist. (If people were honest, they would admit to being in a similar situation-having an "accident" or close to it, the mad dash for the toilet, and the absence of good ole toilet paper when you need it the most!) I consider myself extremely picky about the movies I'll watch, but I'm afraid I'll have to take a second look at it, just to see the scene again. I watched a documentary about the lengths to which people will go for shock value, rather it be blood and guts, or pushing the boundaries of raunchy, disgusting humor. This movie ranks in the top five of all-time poor taste. But I can't help myself; it was really hilarious.

I gave this a 6/10 because I had some pretty good laughs throughout the movie. Some of the stories Tucker Max told were great. I'm a 24 year old college student and have a pretty dirty sense of humor. I wouldn't recommend this to my mom but I definitely would to my friends. I'm guessing the majority of the bad reviews came from older critics that are disgusted by the vulgarity of this movie. I do agree that the plot could have been improved. The stories were not quite as explicit as the book. The only character that I couldn't stand for the first hour of this movie was Jesse Bradford. He was very intelligent but a little over the top with his negative/depressing outlook on life(due to his recent break up). I would watch this movie again.