SunnyHello Nice effects though.

Ploydsge just watch it!

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

whollycow A predictable script, but good performances by all involved. I laughed a few times (cringed a few others). Right mood at the right time -- go for it.

shobhit jain The movie is much fun and laughter than than the visible ratings. The movie shows the popular Harley Davidson cult and bikers group. You will surely enjoy it if you are not a critic and you are looking for a light fun, drama and action movie.Tim Allen and John Travolta are my favorite characters in the movie :-).I am still young but I think the middle aged men should love the movie even more as it walks though the life of 4 middle aged men looking to break out from their regular daily life .Best Regards,Shobhit

areatw 'Wild Hogs' was a promising movie with exactly the type of storyline that was almost guaranteed to be funny, and it is in some parts. It does, however, feel like a missed opportunity. 'Wild Hogs' should have been a lot funnier, a lot more often.Judging this film on a level playing field, it's probably about average and just as funny as most comedy films I'll watch. Only 'Wild Hogs' had the potential to be better than that. For a road trip film, there appeared to be a severe lack of ideas. So much could have happened, but so little does.Overall, just another comedy. 'Wild Hogs' does have some funny scenes, but in a film like this I would have expected more.

classicsoncall What an incredibly sad waste of talent from an ensemble cast of well known actors who should have known better. Ostensibly this was one of those mid-life crisis films that held promise with it's four male leads, but the effort got squandered early and never really made up for it. Now individually, I like Travolta, Allen and Macy; haven't seen enough of Martin Lawrence to make the same judgment. However putting them all together was a classic case of getting less with more. On top of that, with John Travolta's recent bad press regarding his alleged homo-erotic behavior, that skinny dipping scene in the pond was all the more troubling. To be fair, there were a couple of scenes that elicited a chuckle, but I can't even what they were now. So much for being memorable. I read another review on this board from a viewer who wished he had seen more of Marisa Tomei; for that I'd recommend "The Wrestler". If you've seen it you'll know what I mean.