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Movieloverman12

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This movie has some ha ha moments but thats it. Theres not alot of other stuff in it that will want you to finsh the movie.Its just not that good, not that funny and isnt using tthe talent of the actors very well. If you are on your last limbs for...
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This movie has some ha ha moments but thats it. Theres not alot of other stuff in it that will want you to finsh the movie.Its just not that good, not that funny and isnt using tthe talent of the actors very well. If you are on your last limbs for a movie, then wild hogs might do It for yeah, but other then that, its not worth it.

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Posted jul 4, 2009 10:15 pm pt

CTUBauer24

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This movie has big stars that could not do anything with it.
It lacked in just about every department and wasn't that funny. Some parts where funny but not much. I did not hate this movie but it was still bad.

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Posted oct 18, 2008 3:30 pm pt

LaidBack4Life

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All in all a good comedy. Just didn't like how unrealistic some scenes were...

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Posted jul 9, 2008 5:04 am pt

harrison91

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this film is a perfect example of why we hate big name film critics, because they under rate great movies like this. when i watched this every one in the room couldnt stop laughting. it's brilient.

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Posted jun 1, 2008 4:19 am pt

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funny

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Posted mar 12, 2008 7:30 am pt

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Wild Hogs stars Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy, and John Travolta, so this means it must be just about the worst film ever to star 4 screen legends. I hated this movie. It is a weird, unfunny, higly unoriginal, idiotic film. The 4...
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Wild Hogs stars Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy, and John Travolta, so this means it must be just about the worst film ever to star 4 screen legends. I hated this movie. It is a weird, unfunny, higly unoriginal, idiotic film. The 4 friends go on motorcycles, that's right...MOTORCYCLES, in a road trip. John Travolta propably gives the worst performance in this movie. With John Travolta, one of my favorite actors, giving one of the worst performances ever, you can just about guess how bad this movie is. As you watch Wild Hogs you can tell that the actors would rather be anywhere elsa rather than on the set of this movie. And where in the world did Ray Liotta wander into this from. The men are accepted as heros in some weird secluded town. There they must fight a gang of bikers. This goes from an unlikable comedy to an unlikable version of Lord of the Rings. Wild Hogs should've been called Biker Wars, not that it would've made the movie any better.

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Posted jan 21, 2008 2:06 am pt

heylin_prince

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the critics didn't enjoy it yes but evryone i know including me liked it

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Posted nov 17, 2007 2:19 pm pt

Mr_Doom212

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I don't know about the critics, but I had a pretty good time with this movie. I thought that it was pretty funny, with some great moments. It's obviously not with Airplane or Shaun of the Dead as an amazing comedy, but it was a pretty good...
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I don't know about the critics, but I had a pretty good time with this movie. I thought that it was pretty funny, with some great moments. It's obviously not with Airplane or Shaun of the Dead as an amazing comedy, but it was a pretty good attempt. This film is full of the most popular celebrities: Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence, John Trovolta, and Willian H. Macy. Wild Hogs is about 4 middle aged guys who are tired with their average life who have a motorcycle "gang" called the Wild Hogs. They decide to go on a road trip to where ever, and go through hilarious antics to get there and back. The jokes in my opinion made me laugh. My family loved this film, and William H Macy was hilarious as Dudley the computer nerd. I liked that all the actors have a pretty good chemistry, as if they were together for years. The plot is fresh, and is a decent movie. A great movie for the family, you guys will have a fun time. 4/5 stars.

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Posted sep 17, 2007 3:38 am pt

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What a funny movie. From the previews, I knew I wanted to see this movie. The idea of these four actors, all out of shape and middle aged, getting together and playing that exact role just seemed too honest and I couldn't wait for the hilarity to...
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What a funny movie. From the previews, I knew I wanted to see this movie. The idea of these four actors, all out of shape and middle aged, getting together and playing that exact role just seemed too honest and I couldn't wait for the hilarity to ensue. It did. Martin Lawrencewas funny as usual but I couldn't wrap my mind around his marriage to Pam!Every time they talked or kissed, I kept having flashbacks to his Martin days when they hated each other. Tim Allen and John Travolta...I loved it. If you see the extras, there is an outtake that shows Travolta fell asleep! I swear it was as funny as the scene in the movie. I admired William H. Macy's comedic turn.The scene stealer came in the form of Scrubs' Dr. Cox.DWI...Driving while irresistable...haha.

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Posted sep 10, 2007 8:10 am pt

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What surprised me about this movie is how successful it was in the movies. Not to say that this is a bad movie but its just bluh.. You know the four stars in the movie and they play guys who go on one last road trip so to speak. They run into...
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What surprised me about this movie is how successful it was in the movies. Not to say that this is a bad movie but its just bluh.. You know the four stars in the movie and they play guys who go on one last road trip so to speak. They run into Liotta and they end up having problems. All of the main actors in this movie have their time to shin throughout the movie. This is a decent comedy highlighted by.. uhm nobody. Nobody really has too much screen time to take over the movie. I know that a lot of people will probably disagree with me about this movie. They will think its a funny movie with laughs all over the place. Honestly this is an average movie that is higlighted with the star power. I guess what can make the movie funnier are the stars trying to be gunny. Yes they have your basic clumsy guy ( macy) the guy with the perfect life (travolta) that in the end we find out its not. We have the guy whose family does not respect him (allen) and then we have the guy whose wife has him whipped (lawrence). The same formula is used that has been used over and over again most recently by city slickers. If you like the stars in this movie (who doesn't) then rent this movie. You will like it.

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Posted aug 22, 2007 7:55 am pt

• [+] The Hollywood Reporter
  
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  With its clever premise and quartet of appealing comedic star turns, Wild Hogs is a step above the typical comedies rolling off the assembly lines of the major studios.

  by Frank Scheck | Read Full Review »
• [+] Variety
  
  50
  Given his writer-producer credits on good-to-great recent sitcoms ("My Name Is Earl," "Arrested Development," "Grounded for Life"), one might expect more situational wit, or at least some snappy patter, from Brian Copeland's first bigscreen script. Instead, the humor rests primarily on slapstick wipeouts that have no physical consequence.

  by Dennis Harvey | Read Full Review »
• [+] Rolling Stone
  
  50
  Jokes dying on the lips of these easy riders are hard to stomach.

  by Peter Travers | Read Full Review »
• [+] Premiere
  
  50
  While each actor is talented in his own right, the on-screen friends' relationship is barely developed.

  by Laine Ewen | Read Full Review »
• [+] Seattle Post-Intelligencer
  
  50
  Low octane comedy running on fumes.

  by Sean Axmaker | Read Full Review »
• [+] Boston Globe
  
  50
  The movie is this year's "RV," a rolling tent show of suburban male anxieties: castration, obsolescence, dismissive offspring, fears of gayness. LOTS of fears of gayness. Unlike "RV," though, Wild Hogs is funny. Eventually.

  by Ty Burr | Read Full Review »
• [+] Miami Herald
  
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  Wild Hogs is a paint-by-numbers comedy, borrowing most of its broad strokes from sitcoms, and not clever ones like "The Office" and 3"0 Rock," either.

  by Connie Ogle | Read Full Review »
• [+] Philadelphia Inquirer
  
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  Isn't as jaw-droppingly awful as its trailers suggest.

  by Steven Rea | Read Full Review »
• [+] New York Daily News
  
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  The first midlife crisis movie apparently made with 8-year-olds in mind, Walt Becker's Wild Hogs brings several talents together for a single, clear purpose: to pay off their mortgages.

  by Elizabeth Weitzman | Read Full Review »
• [+] Baltimore Sun
  
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  Wild Hogs puts the "ick" into City Slickers.

  by Michael Sragow | Read Full Review »
• [+] Entertainment Weekly
  
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  Nothing about this sputtering midlife-crisis family comedy is natural except the timeless notion that even the most latte-tamed baby boomer has the power to reclaim his inner Iron John. Ray Liotta provides the one true blast of comedic energy as the leader of a real, more pugnacious head-butting gang who tangles with the four amigos.

  by Lisa Schwarzbaum | Read Full Review »
• [+] Austin Chronicle
  
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  With his doughy face and oversized features, Travolta seems like a giant puppet these days. The lanky stud from "Urban Cowboy" or even the cool killer from "Pulp Fiction" are hazy memories amidst his over-the-top performance from the school of freak-out acting.

  by Toddy Burton | Read Full Review »
• [+] Village Voice
  
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  This shallow comedy imagines itself as an amalgam of "St. Elmo's Fire," "The Wild Bunch," and "Deliverance."

  by Robert Wilonsky | Read Full Review »
• [+] Washington Post
  
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  The movie never rises to the level of the professional, much less the comic. The gags are witless and surprisingly gross. The four actors, each accustomed to being at the center, never develop any rhythm, any chemistry, any anything.

  by Stephen Hunter | Read Full Review »
• [+] The New York Times
  
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  Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Allen, who have never aspired very far beyond their affable television-comedy personas, are easier to watch than Mr. Travolta or Mr. Macy, who both undertake what can only be called acting. This is more than the picture deserves, but then again, so is Ray Liotta, as the chieftain of the bad bikers, and so is Ms. Tomei.

  by A.O. Scott | Read Full Review »