The general plotline is Jackson’s character runs a cleaning service that specializes in crime scene restoration.  Someone gets offed, he will clean up the mess like it never happened.  He goes out to a job and later learns it was an unreported crime.

The movie was long and drawn out, and very predictable.  They could have easily made the entire movie into a 20 minute (with commercials) TV show and not missed anything relevant.  To me it was one of those movies where I couldn’t wait for it to be over.  A movie has to be very bad for me to stop watching in the middle.  I’m categorizing this entry as Entertainment, but that term is used very lightly in this case.

To sum this one up, 4 best friends embark on a mid-life crisis inspired road trip, across the country on their motorcycles. They wind up mixing it up with an outlaw biker gang, and the hijinks ensue. While some of the slap-stick is predictable, some of it will also catch you off-guard.

I was laughing quite a bit all the way through the movie. Unlike a lot of the movies lately, the best parts really weren’t in the previews. Then to top it all off, they had Ty Pennington doing a spoof on his Extreme Makeover: Home Edition during the closing credits.

If you’re into comedy, this movie is definitely worth a rent.