Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates

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Jordan S. @jswez Feb 11 Obviously made for less mature audiences, I found it a lot funnier when I was in my twenties. Still had some good laughs though. See more Ivan G @Ivandaboss1 Feb 8 This movie was horrible, every other actor was good but that one actor who’s the brother no matter what movie I watch I tend to hate him and dislike him. If I see he is featured in any other movies I don’t even watch due to his POOR PERFORMANCE AND ANNOYANCE See more Jacquelyn R Feb 7 Hysterical movie. Great watch! See more Moko K @Moko15 Feb 6 Dumbest movie I have seen in a long while. Dumb storyline and awful characters make for an awful experience. Also the acting was terrible. Run away! See more Justin L @Jrl0688 Feb 3 It was a fun, low stakes Millenial style humor movie. Aubrey Plaza is always a gem. Anna Kendrick delivered more laughs than I thought she would. It isn't serious. It is non-sensical. That's why it's *fun.* Every movie doesn't have to be a piece of cinema. If you're on the fence, give it a go and let yourself enjoy something and relax. There's a place for silly and absurd comedy. And in this day and age, Lord knows it's more precious now more than ever. No politics. No social movements. No references. No snark or cynicism. Just silly fun. I'm so glad I ignored the negative reviews and gave it a watch. I haven't laughed like this in quite a while. It was an escape. A sorely needed one. Screw the critics. It's their job to be negative. If you want to feel positive for a couple hours, it's worth your time. See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Feb 2 Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates is a chaotic and hilarious comedy that thrives on outrageous scenarios and strong performances. Zac Efron shows sharp comedic timing, while Aubrey Plaza steals the film with her deadpan, unpredictable humor. Adam Devine and Anna Kendrick complement the chaos, creating a lively ensemble whose chemistry elevates the story. The screenplay is uneven at times, with some jokes falling flat and the plot feeling forced, but the outrageous gags, physical comedy, and party antics keep the energy high. Set in vibrant Hawaii, the film leans fully into absurdity, offering a loud, irreverent, and rewatchable comedy that delivers laughs despite its imperfections, and it’s a fun, wild ride for audiences seeking carefree entertainment. See more Read all reviews

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