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Director: Jesse Dylan
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From Time Out Film Guide
The recipe of sexual humiliation, scatology and moments of incongruous sentimentality remains unchanged, even though the boys from East Great Falls have graduated from college and begun to settle down. For Jim (Biggs) this entails proposing to Michelle (Hannigan), which she misconstrues as a request for a blowjob under the table of an upscale restaurant. Once that misunderstanding is ironed out, she accepts, opening the door to all manner of episodic hilarity. Loud, loutish and littered with unspeakably vile moments. A great success then, on its own terms.Author: WI
Cast & crew
Director: Jesse Dylan
Producer: Warren Zide, Craig Perry, Chris Moore, Adam Herz, Chris Bender
Cast: Jason Biggs, Molly Cheek, Alyson Hannigan, January Jones, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Seann William Scott, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Fred Willard, Eugene Levy, Deborah Rush full cast
Genre(s): Comedy
Duration: 96 mins
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