Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

Very best movie i ever watch

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

I thought that the "Chris Farley" kind of comedy was gone, but apparently there are still some scriptwriters that want to resurrect it. Efron and Plaza are very talented, but their very talents were not put into good use in this movie. If anything, Efron is the only relatable character, while his brother (Devine) is ideal to play 1997's Beverly Hills Ninja (in Farley's part). Lame script, totally predictable. The scriptwriters need to get back to 1996 to write Black Sheep by Farley.

"Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates" is occasionally quite funny. However, the humor is also often very, very crude and quite stupid. Whether or not you should see it is really dependent on how much you can tolerate the depths to which this comedy sinks. Mike and Dave (Adam Devine and Zac Efron) are two obnoxious jerk brothers. They have a pattern of getting drunk and stupid at big family events and ruining everything. So, their parents have laid down the law...the pair will NOT ruin their sister's upcoming wedding. And, to make sure, the parents insist the pair find responsible dates to bring along and keep them under control. Unfortunately, they go about finding dates in the worst possible way...by advertising on Craig's List! Not surprisingly, they soon end up with two even more obnoxious partners (Aubrey Plaza and Anna Kendrick)--who are just using them to get a free trip to Hawaii. And, once there, the girls let it all hang out....and create even more havoc than Mike and Dave usually unleash.Often, the jokes involve folks getting naked or drunk or stoned...or all three. Sophisticated, it is NOT...and it's probably not a film to show your kids, preacher or mother. Low-brow and stupid, actually, now that I think about it.

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I know this is a low brow movie; I know the jokes are lame, and the humour is often offensive. I know it is formulaic, and the wedding theme has been done to death, but I couldn't help but like this movie. In spite of all its flaws, I enjoyed it and actually laughed many times throughout. I think its charm is due to the characters and their relationships to each other. These are people, albeit cartoonish people, who have a real love and affection for each other: the brothers have a strong connection and they deeply love their little sister, who is a wonderfully fresh personality, and her fiancé is a breath of fresh air in a genre full of clichés - a cautious, nerdy, introspective, good-hearted man who loves his wife- to-be more than anything in the world. The parents love their children despite their exasperation. There is lots of action and the actors play their parts with energy and affection for the characters - nobody is phoning it in. I would say the only weakness was with the wedding dates themselves, played by Aubrey Plaza, and Anna Kendrick. I'm lukewarm about both actresses and did not really like the characters they played - too mean and too stupid to be believed.