Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jerry O'Connell | ... | Michael Delany | |
Shannon Elizabeth | ... | Natalie Parker | |
Jake Busey | ... | Kyle Brenner | |
Horatio Sanz | ... | Steve | |
Jaime Pressly | ... | Tricia | |
Bernie Casey | ... | Officer Hurley | |
David Ogden Stiers | ... | Dr. Crawford | |
Travis Fine | ... | Jan | |
Heather Stephens | ... | Jill | |
Julia Schultz | ... | Shelby | |
Scott Beehner | ... | Max | |
Kam Heskin | ... | Kimberly | |
J. Kenneth Campbell | ... | Mr. MacDonald | |
Brandi Andres | ... | Kelly | |
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John Patrick White | ... | Gary |
Seven years ago, a bunch of friends make a bet that'll give the last remaining bachelor a ton of money. Now, after losing a ton of money at a Vegas Casino, Michael Delaney has to quickly get his friend Kyle married so that he can collect the prize money to pay back his debt. Written by Tenguman
The other night my cousins and I were watching some TV after midnight and we catch up the last 20 minutes of "Big Fish" and after that film "Tomcats" began. It was very late but the credits sequence was cool so we stay and the first beat in the film was really funny so we end up watching it until the end. That beat was between 4 or 5 friends and consist in never get married; they created a bank account so every day that passes, more money for the winner. Eventually everybody get married, except Michael and Kyle, and now the prize for the winner is $500,000. The story suddenly makes that Michael needs the money by the end of the week so he makes a plan and blah blah. After that we just forget about the beat and is all a love story, quite predictable by the way, and even the main character ends in a point when even he won the money, he doesn't care because of the love. But in that entire decent love story there are many funny moments especially for the sexual maniac that is Kyle and for Michael's bad experiences with women, even if they look like a pretty innocent girl or if they are the grandma of the innocent girl Eventually we have a really enjoyable time with this film without expecting something. So I think this film is the kind that if you have the chance to watch it just for coincidence in TV it will be a good way to have 90 minutes of pure entertainment.