I had never seen these guys before, but I figured if the were SNL regulars, the movie would be decent. I was wrong. What a yawner!

I think maybe it was supposed to be a remodel of Without A Paddle, but I found nothing funny about it at all. I never laughed once. But, I figured as long as I had already been watching it for a half hour, I'd give it another hour to be fair. I wasted another hour.

I didn't find any of the characters to be relatable, or likable, or interesting, or funny---or of the caliber I'd expect for "SNL regulars" (although I have not watched SNL for many years).

If you have an immature sense of humor, and haven't ever seen any GOOD comedy-adventure films, before, then you won't know the difference and maybe you'll be entertained...otherwise don't waste your time.

While the movie has some funny dialogue and it's worth finishing once you get far enough in to realize it isn't that good, those are the most complementary things I can say about this flick.

On the face this movie is just Without a Paddle redone 20 years later. Group of friends since childhood are growing apart as adults and one of them decides to rekindle the once flourishing friendship by having the group go on a hunt for a fabled treasure they heard about when they were kids. Absolutely the same story as Without a Paddle.

The only thing that sets this apart from the movie it rips off is that the group of guys is more like a direct copy of Mail Order Comedy, the guys who brought you Workaholics and Game Over, Man!

Overall the movie isn't the worst thing you'll ever watch, but it offers zero originality and mostly cheesy humor. Do yourself a favor and plan on spending 90 minutes of your life on something more entertaining. Like re-grouting your shower.

Shockingly bad. I expected to find it funny after seeing Conan and hearing John Goodman lent to this, but it made "Goonies" a "comedic masterpiece" in comparison. Most of the time it felt like it was written by three stoned 16 year boys who laughed like hell a their work. Guess if you were "impaired on something", you might find it funny (but at that point, what isn't funny?!) After about the first 30 minutes, I really started wishing it was almost over. My 22 year old daughter said whoever wrote this had no idea where they were going with it. There were times when it was written for the moment.. and whatever they felt was funny without any regard for story direction.

I think the rating is stacked because the cast, crew, and their friends all gave it unbelievably high ratings (because I don't think anyone honest would give it anything above a 5 (at very VERY best). I struggled to give it a 2.. but there were a few moments when I laughed at a line or short scene. Acting was better than the script.. but sadly that doesn't say a lot (since the writing is so poor).

Glad I didn't see it at a theater. It's so bad that if you want to see it, I'd find it for free somewhere. Be prepared to be disappointed. Had I paid to see it, I'd not only want my money back.. but also the time I wasted seeing it!!