A Few Best Men (2012)

A Few Best Men is trashy, low brow, lazy, generic, boring comedy - without any remotely likeable characters. This film is a 'mustn't see'. Full Review

Will really test what you consider to be funny. Director Stephan Elliott puts a serious dent in his resume and may have his Australian citizenship revoked as a result. Full Review

While it does not match up against recent raunchy comedies it clearly takes influence from, A Few Best Men surprises with its cheeky spirit and an interesting role reversal of cultures. Full Review

All I have to say to those who keep forking out good money for this junk is (to paraphrase my father): If you keep encouraging them, they'll just keep doing it. Full Review

The set-up is simple enough at best. The execution is simple-minded at worst. Full Review

Australia needs more envelope-pushing comedies, but A Few Best Men doesn't deliver. Full Review

A crass but highly entertaining Aussie comedy that scores a generous share of knockout laughs. Full Review

Achieves is perhaps the first steps toward a different sort of wedding-related film in the Australian landscape: not one trying to compete with a cult classic, but one that's just looking to let its h... Full Review

Happy with hit and miss humour that's more often the latter than former, it fails to lift from slapstick silliness, disappointing audiences looking for more. Full Review

The writing/producing team behind 2007 Brit farce Death At A Funeral transplants most of the same plot points but none of the laughs... Full Review