Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates's reviews
Media reviews
Variety
"No one should walk away too disappointed, but the good news is that the movie, while it rambles on a bit, also has a gently nutty spirit that is often quite winning."
The Guardian
"A smart take on dumb comedy. Aubrey Plaza shines as a foul-mouthed slob in this ensemble comedy (...) which features sparks of true hilarity."
The Hollywood Reporter
"This frantic, almost desperately vulgar farce panders to its intended audience by following the simple formula of making sure nearly every sentence features three or four dirty words (...) For a while, the overkill is somewhat amusing"
The Wrap
" 'Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates' makes a lot of noise trying to get what it wants, but laughs here are as non-existent as an exasperated parent?s smile in the face of a screaming toddler "
Indiewire
"A broad crass amusing mid-summer surprise, (...) may not be the first Apatow-era comedy about twentysomethings coming to grips (...) but it might just be one of the funniest."
The Washington Post
"It?s bizarre and vulgar, but also too funny to resist"
Screen Daily
Mike And Dave Need Wedding Dates expends a lot of energy trying to convince viewers of its edgy, outrageous impertinence. There?s very little that?s shocking about this romantic comedy"
New York Post
"Filthy and hilarious (...) Even the scenes that don?t really work have so much crazy energy that you have to give them credit for the effort."
Festival Internacional de Cine de Lanzarote