The film opens with the voices of the major players being heard on their answ...
Phil is sitting in the back with a big smile on his face, Stu looks at Alan i...
Stu announces his plan to marry Melissa. Alan is supportive, Phil is anything...
Stu gets sarcastic as Phil drives the cop car down the sidewalk.
After their run in with Mr. Chow the guys return to the hotel to figure out a...
While Phil is on the phone with Tracy, Stu, Alan and Black Doug discuss the d...
Alan sits in the back with the baby, while Phil drives the police car and Stu...
Doug and Phil enter Stu's room. They are dressed and ready to go, he's on the...
The officers bring the guys in front of a room full of students that are thei...
As Alan asks another asinine question, no one notices the tiger in the back s...
The foursome bust through the door, dressed for the ceremony.
Stu and Phil sit on the sofa at Tyson's home reviewing his security tapes.
While waiting for the car to be released from impound, Stu complains about wh...
Chow's man pulls the bag off his captives head revealing a black man.
The ceremony begins, the groomsmen stand together as Tracy is escorted down t...
After Stu says he deserved the two beatings that Melissa gave him, Phil conti...
After the wedding, during the reception, Melissa confronts Stew for failing t...
After the wedding, Alan finds Stu's camera lodged in the back seat of the car.
Phil sitting with his wife, holding his son, smiles, enjoying his friends ema...
After the three of them are beat with a crow bar by Mr. Chow, Alan admits to ...
Phil, the eternal optimist attempts to put a positive spin on Alan's admissio...
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