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Wedding Crashers

year 2005decade 00sdirector David Dobkingenre Drama
host Bill Simmonshost Chris Ryanhost Sean Fennessey
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Most Rewatchable Scene · 38:13

The opening wedding-crash montage set to Shout

The first wedding crash montage, which crosses a couple of lines, took a week to shoot, and the hosts are not surprised: they went all in, with the two singing Shout at 17 different weddings, and the first 20 minutes leave one host feeling ecstatic.

The touch football scene is unbelievable and could have gone on three or four more minutes with more button hooks from Rachel McAdams; the hot route call is a joke one host will take to the grave from playing Madden with friends, the Kennedy-compound-style house in Delaware is a real estate highlight, and Cooper's rugby shirt is fantastic.

The Neil McCauley “A Book about Metals” Award for Best Line from the Movie · 1:21:12

"Hey ma, can we get some meatloaf"

Walken has a couple of good quotes, including nature versus nurture, nature always wins, a good lesson for life; the lower-back tattoo bullseye line was the first time one host heard it in a movie, though another heard plenty of it in college, and it might not fly now.

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Wedding Crashers (2005)

Directed by David Dobkin · Drama

119 minutes

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