They regularly attend night clubs and parties and the few girls that do pay them any sort of attention are soon put off by their lack of grace and unintentional disrespect.
Maybe I’m just getting old.ĭoug (Kattan) and Steve (Farrell) Butabi are socially awkward brothers that don’t seem to realise just how much they antagonise those around them, even though they are well-meaning. I was hoping I would still enjoy it as much as I did when I was younger, but I have found myself seriously disliking things that I used to love since I have entered my 30s. It had been several years since I had seen the film, infact, I’d say it was at least 6 since I saw it from start to finish. Well, I say feature-length, it barely lasts over an hour.Īnyway, I asked a few friends whether they had ever heard of it and none of them said yes, so if you’re confused as to why I’m reviewing this film when it has 45,000 votes on IMDB, it’s because it’s seemingly not very well known outside of America. Afterwards, I found out that it was a regular sketch on SNL and it had been expanded into a feature-length film. Being English, I only see clips of Saturday Night Live every now and then, and when I say every now and then, I mean once a year, maybe, so during the 1990s I knew nothing of the show and had never even heard of it until this film came on Sky. Now, this review is more intended for those of my readers that aren’t American, or regularly viewed Saturday Night Live in the 1990s.
I hadn’t initially intended to review A Night at the Roxbury but I then started watching it whilst at the gym and I thought “why not?” It’s your wedding.Ĭast: Chris Kattan, Will Farrell, Dan Hedaya, Richard Grieco, Lochlyn Munroe and Molly ShannonĪfter being mentally scarred by Human Centipede 3, with some of the images from that film taking a few days to get out of my head, I wanted my next review to be something that was the complete opposite of Human Centipede and that was a comedy.
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