I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell

[OrlandoEastwood]

I just saw the trailer for this, honestly looks worse than Miss March.

[jhiggy23]

The book is absolutely hysterical, albeit incredibly mean spirited.


The trailer is one of the worst I've ever seen. The ppl I know who saw it and loved the book, said the film is the worst they'd ever seen.

[WyldeMan45]

I loved the book, but this movie looks horrible. They just figured hey let's cast someone who looks like a dick, and he can be Tucker Max. I get it, Tucker is an ******* but he's still funny in the book. But this should have never been made into a feature length film, the book is just a bunch of random stories of frat boys acting like frat boys do, so to pick one of those and make a movie, FAIL! I wonder if the heard of buffalo make an appearance.

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by OrlandoEastwood

I just saw the trailer for this, honestly looks worse than Miss March.

Impossible.

Such a level of suck is not fathomable.


Edit: Just watched the trailer...ok that does look terrible...Meet the Spartans bad. But not Miss March bad....that movie is on a whole different playing field.

[OrlandoEastwood]

Originally Posted by Diesel

Impossible.

Such a level of suck is not fathomable.


Edit: Just watched the trailer...ok that does look terrible...Meet the Spartans bad. But not Miss March bad....that movie is on a whole different playing field.

I subjected myself to Miss March on my plane ride from Hawaii to Ohio and I felt brain dead towards the end. Craig Robinson and The Whitest Kids U Know was like the main reason why I was wanting to see it. As soon as it was over, I switched the switched the channel to watch Taken. I love Taken, I need to get that one on Blu-ray.

Seeing that trailer just made me think of Miss March right off the bat. I thought to myself, I'd rather watch Miss March than that s***. Because then, I could say I watched a better movie than I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell. Seriously, what kind of title is that anyway? I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell; sounds like a 7th grader came up with that title.

[LordCrumb]

Link to trailer?

[OrlandoEastwood]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXTmNApNrxM

[KilloWertz]

Originally Posted by OrlandoEastwood

Seriously, what kind of title is that anyway? I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell; sounds like a 7th grader came up with that title.

I saw an ad for it on the PSN Store and thought the same thing, minus the whole 7th grader thing.

[toef]

I haven't seen the trailer, but if it's anything like the book, it's probably terrible.

The book isn't even original. It's just a collection of stories everyone tells in college "yo, get this, so my buddy's friend..." but some genius had the idea of pretending they all happened to him, and re-told them all on his website (that's how the book originally came about, right?).

I honestly don't even know who this stuff appeals too. I would guess drunken frat guys, but then again, they're the ones that tell these stories, so maybe wannabe-frat guys? I have no idea.

Oddly, Tucker seems like a smart guy (you can't be dumb if you go to Duke for law school), so his crude sense of humor is a bit surprising. Same goes for Sacha Baron Cohen.

[dcowboy7]

close....

In heaven there is no beer
thats why we drink it here
and when were gone from here
our friends will be drinking all the beer

[ZedsDead]

Movie looks far from impressive but I found the book to be hilarious. Yes, it is crude, rude, immoral, immature, and more than likely way over embellished, but most importantly it was entertaining. I read it to have a good laugh and be entertained by the depravity and stupidity of people; which if anyone else picked up a book like this for any other purpose I would have to ask them what they were thinking.

[jw]

I enjoyed it, humorous and a bit better than Miss March. Its no different than Hangover, Its Stupid Funny. I have seen far worse.