Grimerlana Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

Catangro After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Nicole I enjoyed watching this film and would recommend other to give it a try , (as I am) but this movie, although enjoyable to watch due to the better than average acting fails to add anything new to its storyline that is all too familiar to these types of movies.

ragpap93 He is frank and says whatever everyone is thinking but too afraid to say out loud. He is also an idiot and his friends have had enough with his shenanigans. He gets Desmond fired by talking to the boss about this girl that Desmond thinks while having se* and pictures this girl while he climaxes. Turns out that was the boss' daughter. Barry also gets caught jerking off to a picture of Kurt's girlfriend in a slideshow that was meant to be used as a proposal. Kurt says that it is a surprise waiting for her inside the house and boy was it a surprise. Barry was like It is what it looks like. For some reason he decides to hug them even though his pants were down. So naturally she dumps Kurt. When the guys were plotting to somehow get rid of barry Kurt keeps talking about murdering Barry which was friggin' hilarious. But the real comedy begins when Barry meets female Barry. The couple were adorable in their frank and vulgar way which not only beats the point of Barry's friends trying to get him married so he would be put on a leash by Barry's wife or at the least he would be her problem or he would be too busy to bother the guys but now there are two Barrys one for each gender which they find out in a trip they make to the cabin. This is where the plot gets a little slow, sad etc. In the end it is just an average romcom but with plenty of laugh out loud moments. It also ends with the introduction of Barry's very own Barry. Enjoyable.

Stephen Mckimmie In my opinion,good comedy films are become less and less frequent. In the case of 'Someone Marry Barry',this is completely not the case. This film has more of an original idea for a comedy film,unlike many comedies you come across nowadays.It has you laughing pretty much all the way throughout the film,and I admit there were certain parts of the film I found so funny I rewound the scene more than once. (e.g. the scene in the car,on the way to the cabin) I won't say any more, in case people have not seen this. This film is surprisingly funny,as most of the cast I do not usual find that funny,besides the main role of Barry played by Tyler Labine, and the other main role of Melanie played by Lucy Punch. These two are fantastic together!The humor in this film is also so different to your average comedy. It is, in fact a very crude film, and goes beyond the boundaries of appropriate. It is so wrong, that it's so right,which makes this film what it is.Absolutely hilarious,worth a watch.And I would definitely watch this again.

Craig Finlayson Great Comedy, which i s'pose would be categorised as a romantic comedy. However the romance side is out weighed by the comedic side for sure. The Lead roles work together beautifully, believable, and more importantly funny together. I first saw Tyler Labine in the series 'Sons of Tucson', which then lead me to 'Tucker and Dale'. When I saw his name pop up in the description, I new that I would like it. He did a great job as Barry in this movie and I am looking forward to seeing him in 'DeadBeat'.Lucy Punch is as equally inappropriate, crass and FUNNY, as her male lead. Her British accent, to me, made things more amusing.Damon Wayans Jr. is another great addition, as well as a nice cameo from Ed Helms.Don't get me wrong, this IS a crass and crude comedy in parts, romantic comedy in parts, but on the whole, a great movie. I enjoy the style of comedy in these movies, and this was no different. There were many laugh out loud moments and one particular scene where I admit I was in tears.So do yourself a favor, if you enjoy unexpected, un 'hyped' comedies, check this one out.Ya Twunts

Prismark10 Someone Marry Barry is a bad taste romantic comedy where the protagonist (Barry) is obnoxious, rude and an embarrassment to his friends who have grown up and he has not.The only way they think he can be dealt with if he was fixed up with a girlfriend who will mature him and in a twist of circumstances via a cameo from Ed Helms he hooks up with an English girl, Melanie who is equally crude and obnoxious and they get on like a house on fire. In fact somewhere along the line a house does catch fire!Tyler Labine and British actress Lucy Punch have great fun as Barry and Mel with the rude, crude behaviour which fits a more British slapstick style of low brow humour.However the film is not very funny apart from a farting scene in a van.