On the eve of his bachelor party, a man learns his fiancee wants to call off the wedding. The unmarried couple returns to New Jersey to sort out their relationship.
After escaping from a U.S. Federal Institution, Henry Thurman is on the run from the Government's military snipers, who have one objective: to kill at all costs.
On the eve of his bachelor party, a man learns his fiancee wants to call off the wedding. The unmarried couple returns to New Jersey to sort out their relationship.
The script was written in about 2-3 months. And the movie was shot 18 days. See more »
Alternate Versions
It was shown at vulgarthon 2002 with some different music and extra scenes. See more »
Soundtracks
Instrumental
Performed by HBB Zino featuring Human Beat Box
Written by Haim Zinowitz & Uri Kabiri
Published by Big Tiger Music, Inc. (BMI)
Courtesy of LoveCat Music and BNE Entertainment
By Arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group See more »
While not actually a Kevin Smith movie, this is well worth the time spent! Some of the dialog is forced, but the concepts and overall storyline are engaging and, more times than not, actually laugh-out-loud funny. This is, as it was intended by Jeff Anderson, a movie to which both men and women can relate. The most interesting part of the script is that the "girl" parts are as realistic as the "boys"; both kinds of bonds are equally represented.
This is not a big budget, smooth, shiny Hollywood type movie, and that's exactly why it is great. Although somewhat sappy, it's the kind of movie Randall Graves would love (even though he'd never admit it).
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While not actually a Kevin Smith movie, this is well worth the time spent! Some of the dialog is forced, but the concepts and overall storyline are engaging and, more times than not, actually laugh-out-loud funny. This is, as it was intended by Jeff Anderson, a movie to which both men and women can relate. The most interesting part of the script is that the "girl" parts are as realistic as the "boys"; both kinds of bonds are equally represented.
This is not a big budget, smooth, shiny Hollywood type movie, and that's exactly why it is great. Although somewhat sappy, it's the kind of movie Randall Graves would love (even though he'd never admit it).