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STAR RATINGS EXPLAINED |
| Unmissable |
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| Tragic |
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FILM DETAILS | | Certificate 15 |  | Cast Xavier Samuel Kris Marshall Laura Brent |  | Directors Stephan Elliot |  | Screenwriters Dean Craig |  | Running Time 97 minutes |
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A Few Best Men You can't handle the strewth

Plot After a ten-day holiday fling, and one of the most ambiguous proposals on screen, British backpacker David Lockling (Samuel) and Australian Mia Damme (Laura Brent) are ready to get married. She has a straight-laced, high-class political family, who are efficiently and carefully organising the nuptials; he has three laddish mates (Marshall, Bishop and Draxl) who are set to ruin everything with guns, sheep, drugs and general ignorance. Verdict An inevitable attempt to repeat The Hangover’s formula, the characters range from being limp and featureless to crudely moronic. As appealing as a cigarette in a beer can.
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