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This time around, it's director Jay Chandrasekhar and Steve Lemme on one and Kevin Heffernan, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske pulling up the rear. Like all of Broken Lizard's DVDs, the troupe pairs off into two commentaries. Trailer aside, nothin' even in anamorphic widescreen, and since most of the extras are letterboxed, that means you'll have to stare at the bells and whistles through a tiny window with black bars on all four sides. Supplements: The extras are a retread of the unrated DVD. The low-end is fairly punchy too, and dialogue's balanced pretty well even in the rowdier scenes.īeerfest also sports dubs in Spanish and that Quebec-brewed flavor of French along with the usual set of subtitles. Sure, pretty much everything's anchored front and center, but the audio really comes to life during the competition scenes and crams fistfuls of sound into every channel.

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No real flaws of note and definitely a notch or two above average.Īudio: The Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio is also a step up from the usual standard issue comedy mix. Clarity and detail can vary a bit from shot to shot, but for the most part, the 2.39:1 image is reasonably sharp and extremely colorful. Video: Kinda unexpected to watch a $160 million summer blockbuster and a low-budget flick about a beer-guzzling competition back to back and give Beerfest the nod, but this HD DVD does look pretty slick. This HD DVD includes an unrated version of Beerfest, and although I'm not sure what the differences are between this and the R-rated cut that played in theaters, it's probably just a marketing ploy, tossing in stuff that was trimmed for time rather than anything too raunchy for theaters.

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I dug the movie solo and sober, and I'm sure it plays even better when flanked by a bunch of half-drunk friends.

The comedy's more hit-or-miss than Super Troopers, and the movie drags on for at least twenty minutes too long, but it's funny enough, and sometimes that's all that counts. Okay, if you're seeking out incisive wit, a movie with 'beer' and 'fest' in the title probably isn't your best bet, but if you're looking for boobs, booze, and two scoops of raunch.? Highlights include Cloris Leachman giving a summer sausage a handjob, a yarmukle-clad Jewish stereotype repeatedly jerking off frogs, an epic beer googles riff (one of the best gags from the trailer is just the beginning), slapstick with an embalmed corpse, and damn near every drinking game you've ever heard of and then some. No, it really does, something I wasn't sure Broken Lizard could pull off again after suffering through Club Dread and the not-an-official-Broken-Lizard-flick-but-might-as-well-have-been Dukes of Hazzard. Together, they spend the next year training for Beerfest, guzzling ram's piss, flinging oversized quarters, and emptying kegs, and.yeah, hilarity ensues.

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Their cousins, the heirs to one of Europe's greatest breweries, drink the yanks under the table and put the humiliated, kinda ashen brothers on a plane back to Colorado.ĭetermined to exact their revenge, Jan and Dean.I mean, Jan and Todd assemble a crack team of sud-suckers, including a dweeby Jewish scientist (Steve Lemme), a dumpy, dim-witted prick (Kevin Heffernan), and a low-rent male prostitute (Jay Chandrasekhar). After being dragged to Beerfest - a super-secret, underground beer drinking competition - their Bavarian cousins accuse their grandfather of running away to America with ze recipe for ze greatest beer ze vorld hast ever known. It's a time-honored tradition in der Wolfhouse family to scatter a loved one's ashes in Munich during Oktoberfest, and when Todd and Jan (Erik Stolhanske and Paul Soter) make the trek after their grandfather keels over, they're introduced to another family tradition.