Unfinished Business

Not without charm, Unfinished Business mixes the cute with the raunchy. Penises adorably happen. But besides the schlongenfreude, there’s a subtext about how-did-I-get-here lives, and righting oneself before it’s too late. Is the star himself listening?

A bland road-trip film that falls flat while heaping on the raunchiness.

Unfinished Business is a jumble of half-baked ideas, none particularly interesting.

The whole point of Vince Vaughn's cinematic existence is that he's a paragon for reformed chauvinism. He's an irrepressible but highly tamable id. Not so here.

A sluggishly paced collection of go-nowhere sight gags, flat-footed set pieces and incoherent business chatter that offers few laughs and little real payoff.

Mostly Unfinished Business is a tale of unfinished jokes.

Unfinished Business is the type of movie that is so awful that as it rolls along (its 91-minute runtime feels agonizing) you get more and more restless.

I watched movies with Vince Vaughn before. There are good movies. People will know that. After watching the trailer, I thought that this movie is full of funny events and is a good movie. The ending of the movie is expected to be a good movie that ends with an event that touched people's hearts.

It's got issues that keep it from being one of the best comedies out there. Yet there are enough belly laughs to make it a pretty entertaining movie. Some crazy scenarios along with some very funny one liners help keep things mostly enjoyable. Especially with the goofy Dave Franco. His character might be a little too stupid at times, but he still manages to bring some laughs with his cluelessness. The plot issues are still noticeable though. There's no big payoff in the end and there are moments where we are left wading through too much of it's progression while we wait for the next batch of laughs. This would not as big of an issue if we were given more reason to care about the characters. You do kind of feel sorry for them, but not enough to really invest in their plight. Still, it does achieve some success when it touches on what it feels like to be the odd man out. These moments are sure to click with certain people. "Unfinished Business" might not be a great movie, but some good laughs make it worth a watch. It will make for a good rental if you are in the mood for some occasionally raunchy R-rated comedy. It's not the biggest winner out there, but much like it's characters there are still reasons to root for it.

I think this movie has got a lot of unnecessary hate. I know that business movies aren't always the most entertaining in the world. There are points were the movie is a little boring but for the most part I found the characters pretty funny. A lot of people have been ripping on Dave Franco's performance in this movie but really I thought it was different. Tom Wilkinson was fairly funny as well and really I'd say that both of these guys are funnier than Vince Vaughn who is one of my favorites but I wasn't really happy with him comedy wise in the movie. I'm a little bit worried about True Detective season 2 after watching this movie hopefully he'll be able to pull **** performance in that.

Gratuitous and unfunny. Unfinished Business is intermittently amusing out of sheer ludicrousness, but it never becomes laugh-out-loud funny due to its horrifically uneven script. Waste **** cast.

Dave Franco is a terrible in this movie he is annoying and dumb, Tom Wilkinson tries and Vince Vaughn is just "Vince Vaughn," how could a comedy be this boring? It has a few laughs time to time but that's all it's gonna get. It has lazy party scenes and it's not fun, we can't root for the characters (cause we don't care). Vaughn's one liner's are cheap and unfunny. Grade D+