Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

Raetsonwe Redundant and unnecessary.

Stevecorp Don't listen to the negative reviews

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

William H Tom Hanks plays a man set to be married. The bride, loves him for the man he is despite What her rich family thinks. His friends throw the most outrageous bachelor party full of funny quirks and hijinks, not to mention strippers, drugs, barnyard animals, Asian businessmen and well you get the point. Hanks is at his best and you be laughing the whole time.

blacorp I give 3 stars just because it is Tom Hanks and he did have his charming personality and funny way of expressing himself. But that is all.The movie itself, the director and the whole thing I give 0 to 1. The story could have been interesting without all these overboard episodes. the whole movie is a flop, stupid and really not funny although they want to make you think so.Of course, I know that this was one of Tom Hanks first movies, and this is why I gave 3 stars to him. It's heavy with inappropriate and vulgar sequences. I am glad that Tom Hanks didn't continue on this trend.

jodyfranz This is one of those typical fun over the top stupid movies with some pretty funny moments. This movie is all about the naked women, fart jokes, dick jokes etc. Sometimes I forget Tom Hanks got his start in comedy. This is a fairly good reminder. If your in the mood for dumb, crude humor then this is a perfect movie to watch.

Gideon24 My list of guilty pleasures would not be complete without mention of 1984's Bachelor Party, a raunchy, laugh riot that made the world sit up and take notice of a young actor by the name of Tom Hanks.Hanks plays Rick Gassko, an aimless but funny guy who is engaged to a beauty named Debbie, who, upon learning that Rick's friend's are throwing him a bachelor party, makes Rick promise not to have sex with any women at the party and it is on that thin thread line that this comic riot hangs. Throw in an obnoxious nerd named Cole, who is also in love with Debbie and adored by her father, who can't stand Rick, you have all the makings of a classic comedy.Don't get me wrong, this film is no classic...the actors playing Rick's buddies, including GREASE 2's Adrian Zmed, give forced and over-the-top performances that tend to grate and when the actual bachelor party happens, it's not nearly as raunchy as we are expecting, but this film does have a lovely leading lady in Tawny Kitean as Debbie, fun supporting performances from Robert Prescott as Cole and George Grizzard as Debbie's father, but more than anything else, this film brilliantly showcases the commanding comic presence of Tom Hanks, who appears in just about every scene and never makes you regret it. Usually in a film like this, the leading man plays straight man to his supporting players, but Hanks is the show here and makes this not-so-great comedy seem a lot better than it really is.