Beerfest

The Best Movie Ever Made! A movie that never gets old. Great to watch while drinking and even a great game made by watching the movie.... Full review

This movie is perfect if you just want to shut off your brain and enjoy a good laugh. Not every comedy has to be "smart" or "tasteful". When did we turn into a bunch of high-brow elitists? Can't we enjoy some... Full review

This movie was not made to be an Oscar winner it was meant to be stupid and funny and it was. I was laughing out loud the whole time, I think it was a great and creative story and anyone who's... Full review

There was way too much beer in "Beerfest", because the characters that the actors played, seemed really drunk to me. Mostly all of the beer was CG and probably half was real. During the scene in which they find the secret... Full review

Funniest movie in a long time. Great storyline and great plot. This movie is hilarious and shows perseverance (haha). This movie is recommended by me... Full review

This is the greatest movie of the year, not only because 2006 was a bad year for movies but because this is a truly funny movie. There are socialites, critics, and fun hating intellectual types that will tell you this is... Full review

The story is incredibly stupid, the intended jokes aren't funny, it's all just plain silly. The plots develops in an artificial and painfully predictable way. Riding on cliches is probably expected in a movie with that title, but not necessarily in... Full review

There is nothing funny about jacking a frog off. Sorry folks, don't waste your money. It wasn't funny, it wasn't witty, it definitely isn't a C+ movie.... Full review

Crappiest movie I've seen this year, ripped off of ten bucks, not funny, stupid ass jokes, tittie action too little of..... Full review

You may like actually like this movie if you're a male in junior high and have never seen women's breasts before. Even so, one can see just about everything in the first five minutes. Save yourself the agony of having to... Full review

Beerfest, as its known, is cruel to its competitors and even crueler to outsiders. Fresh off building a brick wall in front of any Super Troopers momentum with horrifyingly unfunny Club Dread, the comedy troupe crack open a few cold ones and requires audiences do the same to stomach their first film to arrive on high definition home video, Beerfest. ... Full Review

There is a lack of a good plot and the acting is mediocre. Determined to win the following year and defend their family honour, the brothers pull together a dream team, which includes Barry Badrinath (Jay Chandrasekhar), a skilled player with a not so happening life; Landfill (Kevin Heffernan), the guzzler and Fink (Steve Lemme), a lab technician. ... Full Review

The low-end is fairly punchy too, and dialogue's balanced pretty well even in the rowdier scenes. After being dragged to Beerfest -- a super-secret, underground beer drinking competition -- their Bavarian cousins accuse their grandfather of running away to America with ze recipe for ze greatest beer ze vorld hast ever known. ... Full Review

The movie could have been much better if the scenes in which the characters interact would have taken precedent over the spoof scenes. But, they've yet to create their perfect film. There are some funny moments here ... Full Review

Another abysmally photographed film by the Brozen Lizard crew....Because no commentary track can sustain the excitement of every single Broken Lizard member, the group has been split in half:.... ... Full Review

Broken Lizard Chugs Their Way to Cult StatusBroken Lizard burst onto the comedy scene with Super Troopers, and then followed it up several years later with the less well-received Club Dread. ... Full Article

When it comes to the art of beer drinking, Americans are number one in the world. So says 'Beerfest', the wildly puerile new fratboy farce from director Jay Chandrasekhar ('Club Dread', 'The Dukes of Hazzard'), a man whose films seem... ... Full Article

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Homer Simpson called beer "the cause of and solution to all of life's problems." It certainly is for brothers Todd and Jan (Erik Stolhanske and Paul Soter), who travel to Oktoberfest to spread their grandfather's ashes. ... Full Article

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