A group of middle-aged friends (the bizarre ensemble of Travolta, Allen, Lawrence & Macy) decide to rev up their routine, cramped suburban lives with a freewheeling motorcycle trip. Throwing caution to the wind, the quartet attempt to rediscover a youth lost.
Given his writer-producer credits on good-to-great recent sitcoms ("My Name Is Earl," "Arrested Development," "Grounded for Life"), one might expect more situational wit, or at least some snappy patter, from Brian Copeland's first bigscreen script. Instead, the humor rests primarily on slapstick wipeouts that have no physical consequence...
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With its clever premise and quartet of appealing comedic star turns, Wild Hogs is a step above the typical comedies rolling off the assembly lines of the major studios...
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While each actor is talented in his own right, the on-screen friends' relationship is barely developed...
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By the time it sputters across the finish line, Wild Hogs feels as if it's gone on forever -- like a trip in a hot car with the windows rolled up. The air is stale and hard to breathe, and it sure feels good when it's over...
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An indolent, PG-13, Disney "biker" flick that does for comedies what Exxon did for Prince William Sound...
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