I want to start with I have no idea why everyone is giving it a one star, i absolutely loved it. It's all about the dialogue. It's quick and witty and always at someone's expense. I really connect with Drew having had a (semi spoiler alert) a girl viciously cheat on me and leave me, kick me out of our apartment and threaten to bang dudes in front of me if I didn't leave right then. Which was after she infected me with chlamydia. So that might be why I loved it so much because they said everything I wish I was a big enough a**hole to say. The ending is great and it's a pretty good ride through out. I constantly laugh during the whole thing even though I've seen it quite a few times. The three friends have great chemistry even when they are at odds. I highly recommend watching it. As long as you're not uptight, whiny, or easily offended. Because it's target audience is most definitely not you. Don't be to sensitive and just relax and enjoy it!

I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell is one of my favourite books of all time. It was hilarious and even though Tucker Max is a self confessed a***hole, he is a great writer. I was eagerly looking forward to seeing I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell as a movie. The end result was extremely underwhelming. It was as if the movie had been butchered.Loosely adapted from "The Austin Road Trip Story" in Tucker Max's book I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell, the movie centers on Tucker Max (Matt Czuchry) and his buddies Dan (Geoff Stults) and Drew (Jesse Bradford). Tucker decides to take an impromptu trip to celebrate his Dan's bachelor party after he lies to Dan's fiancée Kristy (Keri Lynn Pratt). Tucker finds himself in trouble with the law and his friends and finds himself banned from the wedding. Tucker must work to make things right with his friends so he can attend the wedding.The movie was unfunny, disgusting, bland, and overall extremely bad. The acting itself was overall woeful. There was nothing redeemable about this movie whatsoever. This movie made Tucker Max very unlikeable. I acknowledge that the real like Tucker Max can attract an equal number of fans and haters due to his controversial views and supposed sexist views and glorification of drunken behaviour. In fact, Tucker Max is frequently the target of many feminist groups.To the production team of the movie: Thanks for nothing. You turned a best selling novel into one of the worst movies of the year. The book is still one of my favourite books of all time however I treat the movie as if it did not exist.1/10.

I thought the movie was really funny, it pretty much met all my expectations. That said, my expectations were not very high, but for a comedy I don't think I could ask for much more.In particular I enjoyed the witty script and thought the acting was fairly reasonable. It didn't seem to be too whorey which I like (by that I mean, it didn't seem to have heaps of advertisements for crap, not that I overtly noticed anyway). The male actors were all fairly hot too which is always a plus. Basically I liked it all around and can't really think of a worth while fault.It's good if you want an easy going laugh, if you're going to compare it to other movies, and constantly critique every scene, then you probably won't enjoy it. If you're going to do that though why are you even watching this genre? Just relax, watch and laugh.

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.