Underrated. Three middle aged men deal with a friend's death and their own mortality in the only way they know how, by shirking grown-up responsibilities and being boys-- lots of drinking, yelling, pushing, laughing, and chasing girls (much of which is improvised). It's unpredictable, awkward, and oftentimes hilarious, not to mention a sobering critique of middle class husbands. Those expecting any type of straightforward narrative will be disappointed.

Great movie. Boys never grow up and childhood friends are to be cherished.