Becky (Rebel Wilson) is getting married to the dismay of her high school friends who believed they would all get married before her. Regan (Kirsten Dunst)is her best friend in the group and is making the arrangements inviting two members of the old gang Gena (Lizzy Caplan) and Katie (Isla Fisher). Gena and Katie haven't matured and through their misdeeds appear to have ruined the wedding as well as their lives.The film is more of a "Bridesmaid" film than the bachelorette party depicted on the cover which was a minor scene. In this film the women use drugs including cocaine. Kudos to Isla Fisher who played perfectly a girl high on coke. Gena is perhaps the biggest tease in the group in her airplane scene. There was a lot of sex talk in the film, much of which was funny. What didn't work was the wedding speech which described the act. WTF was that? Did the script writer die and have a male teen write that nonsense? There were many other scenes which pushed the limits of crudeness.This is for people who like sex comedies.Parental Guide: F-bombs, sex. No nudity. Descriptive sex talk.

I think they were trying to make a female version of the hangover. It is not terrible, but I didn't really like it. The main characters are not nice people and they don't really learn from their mistakes. The crude sex jokes by semi attractive women formula has never really been for me. It is not that funny or interesting, but it is okay for light entertainment.

Two stars for somehow convincing these actors that this script was worth the permanent scar on their filmography. Although people are, indeed, this selfish; even mildly decent movies are written around relatable qualities that don't make you feel like you spent 90 minutes of your time hating the fact that you might somehow be as selfish as any of these girls. Absolutely terrible, no unique personalities, no character growth, just complete awfulness. This pretty great cast couldn't even hold the thin plot and poorly written humor "romcom" together because there is no way a single actor related to the one-dimensional aspects of this awful movie.

I totally get why this movie has garnered so many opposing reviews. It's a classic case of Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus...AND it is more than that. I'm not saying that you need to be a woman to "get" and like this film. IMHO you have to be the type of person who's been through therapy and understands how people can be passive-aggressive and yet loving/caring...all at the same time. If you have a true understanding of the human condition (not just female)--a TRUE understanding--then you'll have fun watching this movie. No, it's not life changing or transcendental. But it's very real and it's very engaging. Watch with a glass of wine. And enjoy!