This film is not bad, but it's not brilliant either. You've probably seen one version of it, probably with black people. I mean a lot of soul music in the background, lots of specific behaviours related to some regionalised Anglo-Saxon culture, like African-American or, in this case, Samoan-NewZeeland, some really easy to follow plot and some jokes that relate to human relations.
In other words, it's a diluted romantic comedy. Four party guys are banned to going to a wedding, since they always come to weddings and they mess them up. The only way they can come to the wedding is if they all find girlfriends. And they do, duh!
The Samoan part of the film is not that relevant, unfortunately. The jokes are funny, but only just. You know how this film is going to go right from the start. You may enjoy it, but it provides no surprises.
In other words, it's a diluted romantic comedy. Four party guys are banned to going to a wedding, since they always come to weddings and they mess them up. The only way they can come to the wedding is if they all find girlfriends. And they do, duh!
The Samoan part of the film is not that relevant, unfortunately. The jokes are funny, but only just. You know how this film is going to go right from the start. You may enjoy it, but it provides no surprises.