John and Jeremy (Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn) are NOT nice guys...despite the film trying to say this in a roundabout way. They spend much of their free time crashing weddings. Well, it's not just for the food or alcohol but because women are vulnerable there and make easy pickings. Again, they are NOT nice guys...they are creeps.

After showing the guys going to many weddings and banging a lot of women, the pair sneak in to the wedding of some of elite....the daughter of a US presidential secretary! There, oddly, the pair really fit in well....and they both eventually end up falling in love...for real.

Again...turn off your brain. Creepy guys like John and Jeremy do not suddenly change and make good husband material....do NOT take this as a message from the film!!! But if you don't think at all and just want a laugh, the film is strangely endearing and fun.

Wedding Crashers mayn't be a perfect film, but it is a very funny one. The editing could've been smoother and transitioned better into scenes, the film is a tad over-stretched in the final act and it could've been shorter. However, with its rude, raunchy yet very funny humour, the film is very funny helped by the witty script. The idea for the story is a good one, and works wonderfully in two-thirds of the movie, it is well filmed and directed and has a memorable soundtrack. The cast are great, Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn are great together and both give some of their best work of their careers. Rachel McAdams, Christopher Walken, Isla Fisher and Jane Seymour also impress. The characters are clichéd in a sense, but they are also examples of those that you learn to love the more you see the film. Overall, a lot of fun. 7/10 Bethany Cox

John Beckwith (Owen Wilson) and Jeremy Grey (Vince Vaughn) are business partners and best friends. They have a unique scheme to crash weddings and bed unsuspecting young hot women. When they crash the wedding of the season, John falls completely for bridesmaid Claire Cleary (Rachel McAdams) breaking all the rules. Jeremy must submit to her sex-crazed sister Gloria Cleary (Isla Fisher) as his loyal wingman.

The concept is great. Some of the jokes work but some really don't. This movie rises with the guys' chemistry. Vaugh's got the manic rantings, and Wilson's got the boy next door charm. Together they form the perfect bromance. And that is the big takeaway from this movie.