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A Few Best Men (2011) 5.8
A groom and his three best men travel to the Australian outback for a wedding. Director:Stephan ElliottWriter:Dean Craig |
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David and Mia meet and fall in love during a holiday romance. After a week, David proposes and they plan to marry in a few days. David goes home to England and gets his three best friends to return with him to Australia for the wedding. Written by Anonymous
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wedding | australian | australia | australian outback | holiday romance |Certificate:
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EnglishRelease Date:
26 January 2012 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
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AUD 14,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Nicolas Chinn (as Chinn)/Michael Chapman (as Chapman)
(c) Published by Universal/MGB Songs
Administered by Universal Music Publishing Group
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The film's title somewhat spoofs the earlier Hollywood movie A Few Good Men (1992) but unintentionally. See more »Crazy Credits
After the end credits, a short piece showing what happened to the ball after it rolled off the edge of the cliff is shown See more »Soundtracks
Some GirlsWritten by Nicolas Chinn (as Chinn)/Michael Chapman (as Chapman)
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It is good to see that Australia is returning to the comedy idiom after such a long absence since Muriel's Wedding and Priscilla going back to the early 90's Having said that although I found it quite amusing the first half an hour was a bit flat and until it got into the silliness that most of the comedy consisted of it did not hit the mark. Olivia Newton John surprises in a comedy performance as mother of the bride and it was good to see this Australian icon back on the big screen. The absurdity of some of the situations that unfold is certainly reminiscent of Death at a Funeral but falls short of that comedy gem. Nevertheless it is worth going to see and has more laughs than some American so called comedies