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Wild Hogs

Wild Hogs

“A lot can happen on the road to nowhere.”
★6/10(2,536)PG-13age•2007•1h 40m
ActionAdventureComedy
DirectorWalt Becker
ScreenplayBrad Copeland
This road-trip comedy follows four suburban, middle-aged friends (Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, and William H. Macy) who form a weekend motorcycle club to escape their mundane lives, only to run afoul of an intimidating real biker gang after a roadside altercation. The film mines its humor from the gap between the men's soft, comfortable lives and their fantasies of outlaw freedom, building to a climactic confrontation that lets them prove their mettle. Despite lukewarm reviews, the film's appeal to older audiences made it a surprise box-office hit. It remains a snapshot of mid-2000s star-studded, broad studio comedy aimed squarely at adult moviegoers rather than teens.
Release
Mar 2, 2007
Country
United States
Budget
$60M
Revenue
$254M

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Reviews

6/10
TMDB Average audience rating
2,536 votes
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Who directed Wild Hogs? Wild Hogs is directed by Walt Becker.
Who stars in Wild Hogs? The main cast of Wild Hogs includes Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, William H. Macy, Ray Liotta.
How long is Wild Hogs? Wild Hogs is 1h 40min long.

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Synopsis

This road-trip comedy follows four suburban, middle-aged friends (Tim Allen, John Travolta, Martin Lawrence, and William H. Macy) who form a weekend motorcycle club to escape their mundane lives, only to run afoul of an intimidating real biker gang after a roadside altercation. The film mines its humor from the gap between the men's soft, comfortable lives and their fantasies of outlaw freedom, building to a climactic confrontation that lets them prove their mettle. Despite lukewarm reviews, the film's appeal to older audiences made it a surprise box-office hit. It remains a snapshot of mid-2000s star-studded, broad studio comedy aimed squarely at adult moviegoers rather than teens.

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